I'm giving 1 star as they are Mickey takers charging me double fare on Christmas Day when other…read morecabs charge normal fare. All other cabs were busy so I took charlton cars & was charged double but on my return I managed to take Amber cars & I was charged normal fare thumbs up to Amber cars in Plumstead. Also Charlton cars had the cheek to charge me an extra £3 to take my dog in the dog cage lol. Go take a run & jump Charlton cars I definitely will not recommend you to anyone

As a local resident i have been using Charlton cars for over two years, not just for my self but…read morealso many friends and family. In my experience the drivers are always more than happy to get out help with shopping, patient and understanding {as a single parent most of u know how eventful the shopping trips can be} makes all the difference not being rushed or having moody drivers, my cars always with me within 10 mins and have always been told the price upfront. I even left my mobile in the back of one of the cars a few months ago and the driver bless him not only kept it safe as i wasnt the last fayer but also retuned it to me safe and sound. I have used super and amber and had terrible experiences, just wanted to say well done Charlton cars, Thumbs up :0)

It had been on our 'to do' list for a few years so I decided that this weekend was the time. I…read morebooked online but there is no specific time given just turn up. Having queued for five to ten minutes to get my ticket (there was no sign to say otherwise) I was told at the kiosk that all I needed to do was go through and the guy and the gate would scan it. OK, maybe get that sorted management (you lost a star). After that hiccup everything went so smoothly. As we arrived at the boarding area were immediately ushered to a pod and, surprisingly, we had the pod to ourselves. Within seconds we were on our way into the blue. I hate heights but I never felt any unease. In fact, I loved it. The views were fantastic and the ride so smooth. Well worth the £3.50 a ticket and I would advise anyone to have a ride.

Lovely ride. A bit scary if you don't like heights. Spectacular views of London. Took it to go to…read moredinner at the O2 , fun for families or a romantic date

They call it the air line, but it really is the gondola :P Great views of London from here for…read morefairly affordable ticket prices. Great experience! We took the air line to O2, and then a bus from there to Greenwich royal observatory. I wouldnt recommend it as a top touristy thing to do, but definitely worth going if you're spending more than a few days in London!

What an incredibly enjoyable way to experience crossing the river Thames while in London! This…read morecable car experience has some great views, is incredibly well maintained and is affordable for the experience. The only downside is how far away it is from most of the tourist attractions, but it is worth taking a ride there, enjoying some food in the area, etc. This does stop during lightning or high winds, so make sure to keep that in mind. We only did one way, but in hindsite I wish I had done round trip. Will need to come back!

Great transportation & easy to navigate. Staff super helpful. Definitely the way to get aroundread more

Cutty Sark (aka Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich) is the closest station for accessing the…read moreNational Maritime Museum and the Royal Observatory. It is on the DLR system between Island Gardens and Greenwich in Travelcard zone 2/3 (you get charged for the cheaper journey). This is a deep station, with at least two escalators. There might have been a third I missed. Like most of the DLR, this station is step free. There is a lift ("elevator" to Americans). There are also a pair of cashpoints ("ATM's") in the station near the ticket machine. Note that there are no ticket barricades at Cutty Sark. You have to remember to purchase a ticket or swipe your Oyster card. I have seen ticket inspectors on board the trains!

Visited during March 2015:…read more his pier was only 10 minutes away from my hotel (The Mitre). There was the clipper and city cruises stops; a restaurant; the Cutty Stark; Old Royal Naval College nearby. You are able to walk into the downtown area of Greenwich from this pier, which will also talk you to the park and the Observatory.

Was here for the first time on a dry warm evening (for a special chartered event) and the view was…read moreamazing, of the O2, the Emirated Air Line, of the city. Have never been here during the day so not sure how nice it is then but sure to come back and check it out. The pier was modern and seem to do what it's made to do. I'm sure catching the Thames Clipper here is lovely.

There are actually two stations here: a DLR station and a National Rail station with southeastern…read moreservices to locations in London like Cannon Street and to Kent. The DLR station is mid-block on Woolwich New Road, and the train station is on the corner with Vincent Road. The area, far from being the stereotypical scary, is actually quite diverse, and is also gentrifying rapidly. That said, there are a number of late-night kebab and chicken shops as well as a huge Tesco for grocery shopping during the daytime. Numerous bus connections around the area as well as DLR to Canning Town and Stratford.

Extremely rude and after I missed my taxi they rang me to give me abuse. Will not use or recommend…read morethis company.