London Dungeon Partner

Delve into the ancient capital’s most horrible history at the London Dungeon.

Experience live actors, thrilling rides and exciting special effects during this terrifying 90-minute experience.

What is the London Dungeon?

The London Dungeon is a walk-through experience that recreates scenes from London’s scary history. Take the medieval lift into the depths of the dungeon and begin your journey. Along the way you'll have a close shave with Fleet Street barber Sweeney Todd, investigate the mysterious identity of Jack the Ripper and discover the dreadful secrets of the torture chamber. Not for the faint-hearted!

How much do tickets to the London Dungeon cost?

Tickets to the London Dungeon cost from £29.50 per person.

How do I get tickets to the London Dungeon?

Tickets must be booked in advance and you will need to choose a timed entry slot.

Book your tickets online for the London Dungeon.

How long does it take to explore the London Dungeons?

The London Dungeon experience lasts approximately 90-minutes, excluding any additional queuing times.

What rides are at the London Dungeon?

There are two rides at the London Dungeon: Drop Dead: Drop Ride and The Tyrant Boat Ride.

Drop Dead: Drop Ride - Experience an exhilarating vertical free fall drop as you plunge three stories through the London Dungeon

The Tyrant Boat Ride – Join Anne Boleyn on her final journey along the Thames to the Tower of London and meet your grisly fate.

Both rides are included in the ticket price and are optional to go on.

Where is the London Dungeon?

The London Dungeon is located on London’s South Bank, a short walk from Waterloo mainline and London Underground stations.

What is the nearest tube station to the London Dungeons?

The London Dungeon is located on the south bank of the river Thames. The nearest tube station is Waterloo station (Jubilee, Bakerloo and Northern lines).

Charing Cross (Bakerloo and Northern lines), Westminster (Circle, District and Jubilee lines) and Embankment (Circle, District, Northern and Bakerloo lines) are also a short walk away.

Several bus routes stop near the London Dungeons: 1, 12, 59, 68, 76, 77, 139, 148, 159, 168, 176, 188, 211, 243, 77 and 381, 507, 521

Is there an age limit for visitors to the London Dungeon?

The recommended age is 12 years old, while visitors aged under 16 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years old or over.

Children under the age of five years old will not be admitted, this is due to the slightly scary nature of some of the attractions.

Is the London Dungeon scary?

The London Dungeon is dark, noisy and will show you the scarier side of London’s history.

There are some elements of the experience which are scary and include moments of darkness and occasional jump scares. There are also shows which do not have a scary element and are more light-hearted.

There are areas during the experience that are enclosed, so if you suffer from claustrophobia or panic attacks, speak to a member of the team who will be able to direct you to a more calming area. You can leave the attraction at any time if you feel overwhelmed.

What is the history of the London Dungeons?

The London Dungeon opened in 1974, originally located under the railway arches in Tooley Street. The immersive exhibition, depicting some of the darkest parts of British history, initially began as a free-flow walkthrough attraction with thrilling shows. Over the years, the attraction underwent developments, including the addition of new shows and rides, and has since been re-designed into an actor-led live tour experience.

The London Dungeon moved to the South Bank in 2013, where you can now discover exhibits, interactives shows and gory tales through the 1000 years of London’s historic past.

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Access into the Building

Flat routes from parking area to entrance

Event Facilities

Breakout Rooms
In house AV available
Offers charity rates

Room Facilities

Air conditioning

London Dungeon

Address

County Hall Riverside Building Westminster Bridge Road

London

United Kingdom

SE1 7PB

Telephone:

+44 (0)20 7403 7221

Website

http://www.thedungeons.com/