London Dungeon
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About London Dungeon

Transport yourself back to the darkest moments in the capital’s history within the deep depths of the London Dungeon. Live actors, shows, rides and interactive special effects ensure that you face your fears head on in this unique experience. Everything that you see is based on real historical events from Jack the Ripper, to the Great Fire of London, torture and the plague. With two scary rides the London Dungeon provides a thrilling and fun experience that will leave your family screaming for more! Ninety minutes of thrills and chills… are you brave enough?

New for 2009 - Surgery: Blood Guts

Hold onto your stomach as you enter the filthy makeshift operating room of Tooley Street's blundering butcher surgeon, where history's most horrific blood soaked surgery is performed in graphic, gangrenous detail...on even the most unwilling of patients!

Pre-book groups of 15 or more can enjoy the benefits of discounted admission, fast-track entry with a priority entrance.

Prices for Groups of 15 or more from:

Adult (15yrs+) £13.00 and Children (5 – 14yrs) £9.00

To discover more go to: www.thedungeons.com/groups

Facilities

Opening Times 7 days a week every day of the year except Christmas Day. Opening hours vary during year, see website for more details.

London Dungeon Address

Address:
28-34 Tooley Street, London
London
SE1 2SZ
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7403 7221
Fax: +44 (0)20 7378 1529
Email:
Website: http://www.thedungeons.com/en/london-dungeon/corporate-events.html#content

Prices for London Dungeon

Adult: From £20.00 (USD33.31)  full price
Concession: From £17.00 (USD28.31)  concession
Child: From £15.00 (USD24.98)  child

Pre-book groups of 15 or more can enjoy the benefits of discounted admission, fast-track entry with a priority entrance.

Prices for Groups of 15 or more from:

Adult (15yrs+) £13.00 and Children (5 – 14yrs) £9.00

To discover more go to: www.thedungeons.com/groups.

Ticket prices vary during year, and may be cheaper online. See website for booking.

 

Location Information for London Dungeon

Address:
28-34 Tooley Street, London
London
SE1 2SZ
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7403 7221
Fax: +44 (0)20 7378 1529
Email:
Website: http://www.thedungeons.com/en/london-dungeon/corporate-events.html#content
Public transport: London Bridge - Take the Tooley Street exit, the London Dungeon is immediately on your right.
By Road: Take the Tooley Street exit, the London Dungeon is immediately on your right.

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Reviews of London Dungeon

Access in London review of London Dungeon

Reviewed by: Access in London
A series of dark vaults under the London Bridge railway arches with gruesome waxworks representing some of the grimmer aspects of British history. Admission charge. Flat/ramped entrance for chair users to the left of the ticket office. Flat but slightly rough access throughout. There are some steps, but helpful staff will show you flat routes to bypass these. It's also dark inside, with eerie sound effects. If you visit at a busy time, there are unavoidable bottlenecks on the route which make things quite slow. Wheelchair toilet (Door width 80cm Side transfer distance 85cm) immediately on the left inside the door marked ladies just past the ticket office. Not signed outside.

Visit London review of London Dungeon

Reviewed by: Visit London
Dare you step inside London's scariest attraction? Take the plunge and you'll be rewarded with thrilling rides, interactive special effects and costumed actors putting on chilling shows. Highlights include the Boat Ride to Hell, Extremis; a drop ride that plunges you into the darkest depths, and Sweeney Todd's salon of death. Everything is based on real historic events, so prepare to discover some of London's most terrifying secrets!
 

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Traveller Rating:

2.5
Based on 169 reviews
Ranked #680

  Latest 5 reviews of London Dungeon

Londond Dungeon-expensiive and poorly done

First I would like to say that the website for London Dongeon stated it was kid ffriendly. I completely disagree. I did not find it appropriate for children. We left early with two very upset...

First I would like to say that the website for London Dongeon stated it was kid ffriendly. I completely disagree. I did not find it appropriate for children. We left early with two very upset kids. Second I myself have been to Haunted houses that were set up temporarly for Halloweeen that were much better done with better effects. I thought for the money they charged, it would have been a more quality attraction.

 
1.0
14 November 2009
by TexasErickson, USA
 

LAME!

It Was A Lame Exprence but i got to say £30 is too much i could of bought a weeks shoping if you like spend 30 pounds for a non scary show then your lame go rent some saw movies thats more scary than...

It Was A Lame Exprence but i got to say £30 is too much i could of bought a weeks shoping if you like spend 30 pounds for a non scary show then your lame go rent some saw movies thats more scary than the london Dungeon

P.S it Really Sucks

 
3.0
10 November 2009
by x_LAME_NAME_x, London
 

BEWARE Three hour queue

We arrived early and we where told the queue was about 1 hour long - three hours later we finally got in but we felt we were being rushed through I suspect so they could get the whole queue in before...

We arrived early and we where told the queue was about 1 hour long - three hours later we finally got in but we felt we were being rushed through I suspect so they could get the whole queue in before closing time. We had to ask to leave early after half an hour as we had to catch our train home - We did enjoy what we managed to see and the review might have been better had we seen the whole attraction. Can I suggest to management that if they know the queues are going to take so long to clear, firstly they are honest with their customers about waiting times and secondly, take a leaf out of Disney's book and provide some entertainment for those queueing. Also buy your tickets using many of the offers around because I would have been disappointed had we paid £70+ for a family of 4.

 
2.0
1 November 2009
by NewcastleMadMam, Newcastle
 

Waste of time and money

My husband and I were in London for part of our honeymoon and made the mistake of going to this ridiculous tourist trap. We spent nearly $80 USD for what can only be described as a glorified haunted...

My husband and I were in London for part of our honeymoon and made the mistake of going to this ridiculous tourist trap. We spent nearly $80 USD for what can only be described as a glorified haunted house. There is one difference though. This place was neither scary or fun. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY WHEN THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF BETTER ATTRACTIONS IN THIS AMAZING CITY!!!

 
1.0
15 October 2009
by LEGraham937, Colorado
 

Fun addition to our London trip

My fiancee and I love haunted houses, and although the London Dungeon isn't quite a haunted house, it still was a lot of fun. We had just flown into London from the US west coast, so we had not slept...

My fiancee and I love haunted houses, and although the London Dungeon isn't quite a haunted house, it still was a lot of fun. We had just flown into London from the US west coast, so we had not slept in more than 24 hours but we chose to stay up to avoid jet lag and this was the first place we went to. The thrill ride at the end of the Dungeon sure woke us up! Overall it was like a mix between a history museum, a play, and a haunted house and it was a fun experience for us. Probably not the best for young children, and if you're an adult expecting something really scary then you might be disappointed. Also, I'm glad that we chose not to pay extra for priority skip-the-line tickets. I had read that the line can be pretty long, but we went later in the day about an hour before it closed and walked right in.

 
3.0
8 October 2009
by vegasmagicbabe, Las Vegas
 

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