The London Dungeonbook tickets and discover top tips

3 things worth shouting about:

  1. London’s dark history is well and truly brought (back) to life with live acts and special effects
  2. The Drop Dead: Drop Ride is an adrenaline seekers dream come true
  3. History buffs will love being immersed in London’s dark past

From £35.00 £29.50

What’s there to do at London Dungeon?

Man in tudor clothing holding a lantern in a boat of scared guests going through tunnel on the london dungeon tyrant boat ride

The Tyrant Boat Ride

Ride

Mrs Lovett leaning towards a crowd of visitors in Mrs Lovett's Pie Shop in the London Dungeon

Mrs Lovett's Pie Shop

Experience

Judge sentencing guests to hang in Newgate Gallows on Drop Dead: Drop Ride in the London Dungeon

Drop Dead: Drop Ride

Ride

Crowd enjoying The Torturer performance at London Dungeon

The Torture Chamber

Themed Area

People stood next to actor at London Dungeon

Escape The Great Fire of London

Performance

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The London Dungeon tips and tricks

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Jo says

"Better for older kids, beware of nightmares!"

My 8 year old had nightmares for a bit after the dungeon. I'd stick with the suggested age (think it's 11 or 12)!

Maria

Maria says

"Scary for younger kids"

I wouldn't suggest it for very small children unless they like scary stuff!

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Jennifer says

"Great interactive way of learning "

A much more fun and interactive way to learn about history rather than going to a museum

What to expect at The London Dungeon

Fancy a fright? This one's an absolute scream

Thirteen scary stories (made even scarier by the fact they really happened), two thrilling rides and a load of notorious characters from London’s dark past. What’s not to love? Well, the smell is pretty bad, actually.

You’ll have heard of some of these fearsome faces before (their terrible reputations precede them). Visit Sweeney Todd in his infamous barbershop, have a blast in the Guy Fawkes Gunpowder Plot tunnel, then run from The Ripper through the Whitechapel Labyrinth. Other exciting areas include The Great Fire of London which recreates the 1666 inferno, and the Tyrant Boat Ride where Henry VII sentences you to death.

If you're wanting to save a few quid (and see more London hotspots) discover Merlin’s Magical London Pass.

The Drop Dead ride will see you plummeting down its vertical drop – just close your eyes and imagine you’re in the 18th century gallows. Finish off your day (and take the edge off) at the Victorian Tavern. Tipples include Hex on the Beach and Ripper’s Revenge. Ahh, delicious.

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Facilites you'll find at The London Dungeon

  • Serves Alcohol
  • On-site Pub/Bar(s)
  • On-site Café(s)
  • First Aid
  • Wheelchair Hire
  • Baby Changing Facilities
  • Pushchair Parking
  • Free Wifi

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How to get toLondon Dungeon

The Queen’s Walk, London, Greater London

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London Dungeon Opening Times

Mon - Fri 10am - 5pm

Saturday 10am - 6pm

Sunday 10am - 5pm

Please note - all opening times are subject to seasonal changes.

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The London Dungeon at a glance

The London Dungeon is an attraction based in London. It is listed in Tourist Attractions Interactive Experiences Historical Attractions Days Out for Adults . We have tickets available starting at £29.50.

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How long does it take to do The London Dungeon?

Tours last around 75-90 minutes, but remember to allow time for queueing too.

Is The London Dungeon Cold?

Bring a jumper if you tend to feel the cold, the Dungeons environment emulates the dark, damp and dingy feel of London at night.

Do you need to book for The London Dungeon?

Pre-booking is the only way to guarantee entry to London Dungeon as it does get very busy. It will also save you a few quid – bonus.

Are there rides at The London Dungeon?

There is one ride at London Dungeon – the Drop Dead: Drop Ride emulates the feeling of the ‘long drop’ at Newgate Gallows. If you don’t fancy it, it’s optional so don’t worry.

How long is the queue for London Dungeon?

It’s a popular attraction so there can be queues, but booking a timeslot helps regulate queue lengths. During off-peak times, expect between 15-30 minutes, increasing to 30-60 minutes during peak times.

How scary is The London Dungeon?

We’ll be real with you – the experience is filled with loud noises and jump scares (not to mention the scary stories), so if you’re easily spooked it might not be for you.

What age is The London Dungeon suitable for?

The attraction is recommended for visitors aged 12 years and older, but you can bring younger kids at your discretion – just bear in mind that this is a dark, dingy environment with loud noises and unexpected scares, so it’s not for everyone.

Where is The London Dungeon?

If you’re walking to The London Dungeon, follow the signs for the South Bank and its next door to the SEA LIFE London Aquarium and London Eye. It’s also just 5 minutes’ walk from Waterloo tube and mainline stations and there’s a car park nearby at Q-Park Westminster.

What is the nearest tube station to The London Dungeon?

It’s just 5 minutes’ walk from Waterloo tube station.

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