Millennnium Collection

The British Airways London Eye Oct 1999 A giant ferris wheel dominates the South Bank of the River Thames at 6.pm the wheel is almost in place as darkness falls

THE LONDON EYE MILLENNIUM FERRIS WHEEL October 1999 - 12pm The giant ferris wheel called " The London Eye" is lifted above the London skyline with the Houses of Parliament in the background

British Airways London Eye Millennium Ferris Wheel Nov 1999 The last capsule is added to the Millennium Ferris Wheel on the South Bank of the River Thames near County Hall

London Eye Wheel Construction work June 1999. First section is put in place

Changing face of Londons Skyline October 1999 The Canary Wharf Tower and the London Eye ferris wheel

London Eye Wheel Construction work June 1999. First section is put in place

THE LONDON EYE MILLENNIUM FERRIS WHEEL October 1999 - 12pm The giant ferris wheel called " The London Eye" is lifted above the London skyline with the Houses of Parliament in the background

Preparations being made for a wet Millennium night at the Mall FunFair, London Eye and Whitehall Anti Bug Room

Millennium Wheel November 1999 BA London Eye Wheel complete with all 32 pods on wheel - Pictured from Victoria Street London

The London Eye Millennium Wheel from Waterloo bridge November 1999

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"The London Eye Millennium Ferris Wheel: A Timeless Icon of the 20th Century" In October 1999, at precisely 4pm, the grandeur of The London Eye Millennium Ferris Wheel was unveiled. Standing tall and proud, this giant ferris wheel became an instant symbol of celebration as the world prepared to bid farewell to one millennium and welcome another. As the clock struck 5pm that same day, a mesmerizing sight unfolded before our eyes. The colossal structure dominated the skyline with its magnificent presence, casting a spell on all who beheld it. Aptly named "The British Airways London Eye, " this architectural marvel captured hearts and imaginations alike. Throughout October 1999, from dawn till dusk, each hour brought new stories to life within its rotating capsules. At noon sharp, visitors were treated to breathtaking panoramic views of London's iconic landmarks from their lofty vantage point. The city seemed to come alive beneath them as they marveled at its beauty. November arrived swiftly with anticipation in the air. As days grew shorter and colder, so did time tick away for those eager to experience a ride on this extraordinary creation. And finally, in November 1999, the last capsule embarked on its journey around The British Airways London Eye Millennium Ferris Wheel – marking an end to an unforgettable chapter in history. From early morning hours at 9 am until late into the nightfall at 10 pm; people flocked eagerly for their turn aboard this monumental attraction. Each rotation offered a unique perspective of both past and present; blending together seamlessly against a backdrop steeped in tradition yet embracing modernity. The legacy left by The London Eye Millennium Ferris Wheel is undeniable – forever etched into our collective memory as we reflect upon that momentous year when time stood still atop its towering heights. It remains an enduring testament not only to human ingenuity but also serves as a reminder that even amidst the passage of time, some creations transcend generations and become timeless icons.