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Venue guide
The O2 Arena
Getting in, out & around — stations, exits & last trains
Venue
The O2
Peninsula Square
Pickup crunch
Ride demand and surge pricing spike ~23:20–00:15 after the show (finish estimated) — set your pickup a few streets back from the main exit.
Venue capacity
20,000 people
Crowd: very high impact
🚉 North Greenwich (Jubilee) is right on the doorstep — a 5-minute walk and the only real tube. It gets rammed straight after a show, so the slick move is the Uber Boat (Thames Clippers) from the O2's own pier: glide off down the river while everyone else queues. Cutty Sark DLR looks tempting on the map but it's a 15–20 minute trek across the peninsula — only if you fancy the stroll.
Food & drink nearby
Greenwich market and town centre have plenty of food options. Borough Market is reachable via the Jubilee line.
Insider tip
After a big O2 night, skip the North Greenwich crush and hop the Uber Boat from the pier right outside — far calmer than the Jubilee scrum. Cutty Sark DLR looks close but it's a 15–20 minute trek across the peninsula, so only if you fancy the walk.
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