The London Dungeon
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The London Dungeon
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The London Dungeon Admission Ticket

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  • Admission to the London Dungeon
  • 10 interactive, actor-led live tales of hysterically horrible history
  • Thrilling drop ride
  • Navigate your way through the spooky mirror maze
  • Print your tickets in advance or simply present them on your smartphone for instant access to the London Dungeon 
  • BOOK WITH CONFIDENCE -  Amend your London Dungeon visit date for FREE if your plans change and the flexibility to cancel your tickets with a full refund*
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Visit the London Dungeon for a uniquely thrilling experience ...if you dare! Featuring ten scarily true live shows and a thrilling drop ride, live and breathe your way through London's darkest history and meet some of the capital's most notorious historic characters.

Our guide to The London Dungeon Admission Ticket

The London Dungeon is a thrilling, interactive attraction that will take you back through a thousand years of London's most perilous past. With a London Dungeon Ticket, you will see, hear, feel and (ahem) smell the chilling, yet amusing, characters of the 'bad old days' as they come to life before your very eyes. 

Come face to face with your darkest fears as ten scarily true tales are played out before your eyes and storytelling is given a contemporary twist. Travel through plague-ridden streets, witness Guy Fawkes’ dramatic plot to blow up Parliament, travel back to Jack the Ripper’s bleak Whitechapel and hear the latest gossip and share a drink with the locals in The Tavern, the Victorian pub experience. Then prepare for a ‘hangy’ ending as you plummet to your doom on the exhilarating vertical drop ride; Drop Dead. 

Are you ready to discover London's darkest history? We dare you...

Departs

The London Dungeon is open daily throughout the year and is located on the South Bank of the River Thames Underneath the London Eye.

Duration

Allow approximately 60-75 minutes for your visit to the London Dungeon.

Terms and conditions

Terms and conditions for The London Dungeon Admission Ticket

  • Children 15 years and younger must be accompanied by a guardian 18 years and older
  • Child Policy: Children are welcome to visit the London Dungeon with a recommended minimum age of 12 years. However, whilst many children do visit the London Dungeon and enjoy the experience, some may not enjoy the experience as areas of the attraction are particularly dark with loud noises. Parental discretion is advised. Children under the age of 5 are not permitted to enter The London Dungeon.
  • Opening times are subject to change without notice.
  • Amendment Policy: You can change your London Dungeon visit date up to 5 times if your plans change. Simply click on the booking link found on your London Dungeon ticket and amend your visit to a new date/time. 
  • Wheelchair users must book a wheelchair slot prior to visiting each attraction.
  • *CANCELLATION POLICY: Free cancellations for bookings cancelled with the operator up to 72 hours before your chosen activity date. No refunds are given for cancellations made within 72 hours.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions for The London Dungeon Admission Ticket

Frequently Asked Questions for The London Dungeon Admission Ticket

Duration of Visit

  • How long does a visit to the London Dungeon take?

    We recommended that you allow 60-75 minutes for your London Dungeons experience.

Location

  • Where is The London Dungeon?

    The London Dungeon is on London's South Bank inside County Hall,  just a few minutes walk from London Waterloo station. From Waterloo you can join mainline trains and the London underground, including the Northern, Jubilee and Bakerloo Lines.

  • Has the London Dungeon moved?

    Yes, after 38 years at Tooley Street, the attraction moved in January 2013 to the vaults underneath County Hall at the South Bank, moments from London Waterloo Station.

General Information

  • What is the London Dungeon?

    The London Dungeon take you back to some of the most perilous moments in the capital's history while providing a uniquely thrilling attraction that will captivate the whole family. 

  • Is the London Dungeon scary?

    Yes! The London Dungeons is a uniquely thrilling experience and not for the faint of heart! However, it is also a fun and educational way to spend your time learning about London's history.

  • What is the minimum age recommended to visit the London Dungeon?

    The attraction is recommended only for children 12 years and up due to it's scary nature. However children younger than this can visit, providing they have the support of an accompanying adult. Things that younger children may not enjoy include a dark environment with loud noises.

  • How far is Madame Tussauds London from the London Dungeon?

    Madame Tussauds London can be easily visited from the London Dungeon by catching the Jubilee Line from Westminster Tube Station to Baker Street Tube
    Station just a short walk from the attraction.

Accessibility

  • Is the London Dungeon wheelchair accessible?

    Yes it is. Although The London Dungeons has two flights of stairs, all areas are fully accessible to guests who use a wheelchair. However a specific reservation is needed due to capacity limits.

Rides & Attractions

  • What is inside of the London Dungeon?

    There are 19 live shows acted out by incredible hosts, as well as 2 thrilling rides to take you back to London's most dangerous past.

  • Can you skip the rides at the London Dungeon?

    Yes, The Drop Ride is optional and you can skip the it if you don't fancy it! Unfortunately it is not accessible for guests who are unable to walk unaided or guests who cannot use stairs.

Opening Information

  • What time does the London Dungeon close?

    Opening and closing times may vary. Please check up to date opening and closing times before you travel.

Restrictions

  • Can I take photographs during my time at London Dungeon?

    No, unfortunately filming and photography during your visit to The London Dungeons is not permitted.

Frequently Asked Questions for The London Dungeon Admission Ticket

Duration of Visit

  • How long does a visit to the London Dungeon take?

    We recommended that you allow 60-75 minutes for your London Dungeons experience.

Location

  • Where is The London Dungeon?

    The London Dungeon is on London's South Bank inside County Hall,  just a few minutes walk from London Waterloo station. From Waterloo you can join mainline trains and the London underground, including the Northern, Jubilee and Bakerloo Lines.

  • Has the London Dungeon moved?

    Yes, after 38 years at Tooley Street, the attraction moved in January 2013 to the vaults underneath County Hall at the South Bank, moments from London Waterloo Station.

General Information

  • What is the London Dungeon?

    The London Dungeon take you back to some of the most perilous moments in the capital's history while providing a uniquely thrilling attraction that will captivate the whole family. 

  • Is the London Dungeon scary?

    Yes! The London Dungeons is a uniquely thrilling experience and not for the faint of heart! However, it is also a fun and educational way to spend your time learning about London's history.

  • What is the minimum age recommended to visit the London Dungeon?

    The attraction is recommended only for children 12 years and up due to it's scary nature. However children younger than this can visit, providing they have the support of an accompanying adult. Things that younger children may not enjoy include a dark environment with loud noises.

  • How far is Madame Tussauds London from the London Dungeon?

    Madame Tussauds London can be easily visited from the London Dungeon by catching the Jubilee Line from Westminster Tube Station to Baker Street Tube
    Station just a short walk from the attraction.

Accessibility

  • Is the London Dungeon wheelchair accessible?

    Yes it is. Although The London Dungeons has two flights of stairs, all areas are fully accessible to guests who use a wheelchair. However a specific reservation is needed due to capacity limits.

Rides & Attractions

  • What is inside of the London Dungeon?

    There are 19 live shows acted out by incredible hosts, as well as 2 thrilling rides to take you back to London's most dangerous past.

  • Can you skip the rides at the London Dungeon?

    Yes, The Drop Ride is optional and you can skip the it if you don't fancy it! Unfortunately it is not accessible for guests who are unable to walk unaided or guests who cannot use stairs.

Opening Information

  • What time does the London Dungeon close?

    Opening and closing times may vary. Please check up to date opening and closing times before you travel.

Restrictions

  • Can I take photographs during my time at London Dungeon?

    No, unfortunately filming and photography during your visit to The London Dungeons is not permitted.