No. Show it on your phone at the gate.

The ride is the same 30-minute rotation. Fast-track uses a shorter boarding lane. On a quiet morning standard is often enough; from late morning through mid-afternoon the regular queue can run 30–60 minutes.

Not usually. Your slot is when boarding starts for you. If you arrive early you'll wait until that time, then join the queue — you don't jump the people already booked in.

Yes, aged 2 and under ride free, but they still need a ticket so the capsule is not overfilled. Collect or add that ticket as directed on your confirmation.

Yes. Capsules board at ground level. Only two wheelchairs per capsule, and eight on the wheel at once, so it can be worth arriving close to your slot. A carer goes free with valid documentation; the guest still pays the standard fare.

You choose your London Eye date and time at checkout. Madame Tussauds is then valid for 90 days from that visit. The confirmation email tells you how to book the Tussauds slot — it is not automatically the same day.

The Eye still runs in rain and cloud — the pods are enclosed. Views are better on a clear day, but you still see the layout of the city. Check your ticket’s cancellation window (24 hours on these options) if you want to move the date.