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Would you do it? Walk 360 is a daring adventure where you walk on top of the Brighton i360 pod at a height of 138 metres above the sea. It’s a great way to experience Brighton from a new perspective 🤩 The experience lasts around 1 hr. 🎫: £40 Address: Brighton i360, Lower Kings Road, Brighton BN1 2LN @brightoni360official [Invite] #walk360 #i360 #brightonbestviews #visitbrighton #ukadventures #daytripfromlondon #uktravel #uktravels #funactivity #funthingstodo #britishsummer Fun things to do | Brighton | Brighton i360 | Adrenaline adventure | UK Adventure | Walk 360
spiral.flyerspiral.flyer
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My wife and I have not been to Brighton in a number of years, and having viewed the i360 from across our hotel window when we attended a concert recently at the Brighton Dome, had to try it. It is an incredible experience with, as the name suggests, stunning 360 degree views of Brighton and the surrounding areas. We found the ascent very smooth, taking around fifteen minutes, and from a height of around 450 feet, and with good visibility, you can see for miles in all directions. There are sofas and chairs as well as a bar area offering snacks and beverages. The ride stops at it's highest point for around 20 minutes for the requisite pictures to be taken and the Italian guys who were our hosts were two of the nicest people you could possibly meet and really made the experience memorable. Nothing was too much trouble, whether it was taking pictures, giving you a history lesson on the ride itself (I had no idea that the London Eye was designed by the same company) or telling you the most asked question by tourists, together with their tongue in cheek response. VISITOR: Does the ride revolve? TOUR GUIDE: No, that's what your legs are for! It all made for an engaging and entertaining experience. The cost of the ride is around £20 per person which is not cheap, but we felt the views alone were worth the price. You are also getting a unique experience of riding the actual viewing platform itself, rather than reaching it via a lift. On the issue of pricing be aware that on the day we visited, the £2 online discount offer shown at the booking desk, did not work. When I queried this I was told, rather unhelpfully, that it was a 'glitch' but annoyingly was still not offered the cheaper price, nor were they prepared to remove the sign offering the discount! This issue may well now have been resolved but a point deducted on the customer service front. Booking irregularities aside however, we thoroughly enjoyed the unique experience and views the i360 offers, and will certainly return on our next trip to Brighton. Recommended.
Mark RobertsonMark Robertson
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I recently visited Brighton for my husband’s birthday, and as part of the trip, we booked to do their Climb I360 where you get to climb to the very top of the viewing tower. So at 9 am on a sunny November morning, we headed into the attraction. We met our friendly safety guides Steve and Noah, and then were fitted with our safety gear. There were only 4 people in our group doing the experience, so it felt very exclusive! The first part is easy, you get to ride the viewing platform to the peak of the tower, taking in the spectacular views with only a few of you on the pod - again feeling very exclusive! After that, the adrenaline starts to kick in as you prepare to ascend the final 100 feet up various sets of ladders. In the safe hands of Steve and Noah, we entered the central tower and climbed our way up to the very top. It was a very unique experience, as you got to see all the inner workings of the tower, including all the safety systems, winches, cables and more. Once you reach the top, it’s one more final ladder before you’re on the very top, looking out all over Brighton and beyond. The view from the top was fantastic, and we were very lucky as we had a clear autumn morning, meaning we could see for miles. You could even climb up and touch the light beacon on top. After you spent time taking in the view, it was time to descend and get your feet back on solid ground. The whole experience took around 2 hours, and our guides Steve and Noah were really friendly and engaging throughout the whole experience. Overall, we had an amazing time at the Brighton I360, and I can safely say that the Climb I360 experience is worth the price tag. It’s unique, interesting and fun - however, don’t book it if you don’t have a head for heights!
Joel PagettJoel Pagett
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We had the pleasure of visiting the Brighton i360 on 8th September, and I must say it was a truly fantastic experience for the whole family. From the moment we arrived, everything went smoothly, starting with the easy and efficient entry process. The staff were welcoming and professional, guiding us seamlessly through ticketing and security. There were no long waits, which was a huge relief, especially when traveling with a 3-year-old. Once inside the pod, the experience was even better than we expected. The spacious and comfortable design made it easy for our little one to move around and enjoy the panoramic views safely. As we ascended, the stunning views of Brighton’s coastline and the English Channel gradually unfolded before us, seeing it from this unique perspective was magical. Our 3-year-old was absolutely thrilled—pointing out the boats, the beach, and even the distant rolling hills. The gentle and smooth ascent meant there was no discomfort, and the atmosphere inside the pod was relaxed and enjoyable for families and individuals alike. What stood out for us was how family-friendly the whole experience was. The staff were particularly considerate towards our toddler, making sure we were comfortable and even engaging with him to make the experience more fun. The ride itself wasn’t too long or overwhelming, which was perfect for younger kids, but still gave us ample time to take in the stunning 360-degree views. Overall, Brighton i360 is a must-do if you’re visiting the city. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, it’s an experience that offers something special for everyone. I highly recommend it, especially if you’re traveling with young children!
Lino JamesLino James
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It's OK. As you can see in all of the pictures from the inside its exceedingly difficult to get a shot that doesn't pick up a bizarre reflection on it. However the views are great. Even on a cloudy day we could see out to the Isle of Wight and to Beachy Head. We got a couple of glasses of prosecco in with the ticket price online and a slight discount so that was worth it, the time spent at the top was probably around 12-15 minutes so you can walk around freely with other guests. I definitely will say one of the other reasons for not going with 4 or 5 stars was just the queuing procedure. There really was no actual sense. Instead of marking through those that had pre-booked online and then figuring out how much space was left for the flight up the pole, they just seemed to shove everyone together and not really be bothered. So, if you book ahead be aware it says be there 20 minutes before hand. At the time we had (17:00) you did need to be. The queue was already long, everyone was in that line. You will go through some airport style security and a bag check as well beforehand. They have reduced the capacity since covid but it's a small space and there were probably around 90-100 people inside, you are asked to wear a mask if not eating or drinking. So bear it in mind in the current conditions. It was an OK experience but a one time thing, if it's a but chilly outside but you can still see a good distance then I would say do it, if its misty or low cloud then I'd avoid it. Might also be a fun thing to do at night with the lights off the pier etc.
Roland PeacockRoland Peacock
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Nearby Attractions Of Brighton i360
Churchill Square Shopping Centre
Royal Pavilion
North Laine Bazaar
The Grand Brighton
Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront
Queens Hotel Brighton
Upside Down House - Brighton
Theatre Royal Brighton
Boots
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Address
Lower Kings Road, Brighton BN1 2LN, United Kingdom
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+44 333 772 0360
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Website
brightoni360.co.uk
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Description
Brighton i360 is a 162 m moving observation tower on the seafront of Brighton, East Sussex, England at the landward end of the remains of the West Pier. The tower opened on 4 August 2016. From the fully enclosed viewing pod, visitors experience 360-degree views across Brighton, the South Downs and the English Channel.
attractions: Churchill Square Shopping Centre, Royal Pavilion, North Laine Bazaar, The Grand Brighton, Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront, Queens Hotel Brighton, Upside Down House - Brighton, Theatre Royal Brighton, Boots, Pavilion Gardens Cafe, restaurants: Las Iguanas - Brighton, Donatello, The Post & Telegraph - JD Wetherspoon, The Ivy In The Lanes, The Bright Helm - JD Wetherspoon, Pizza Pilgrims Brighton, SHELTER HALL, Dishoom Permit Room Brighton, The Walrus, Regency Restaurant

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