London Dungeon are not for the fainthearted. It's a test of your bravery for you if you decide to visit the London Dungeon. Here you will find rides and interactive displays where your nerves are stretched to the limit.
Real history is the basis for some of the features. When you visit The London Dungeon you will learn about the darker side of our past including punishments such as torture, beheading, boiling and drowning. You may also find out more than you want to know about The Plague, The Great Fire of London, Sweeney Todd and Jack The Ripper. The London Dungeon has more than forty exhibits simulating horror from our history.
A tour of London Dungeon will take approx 1.5 hours. Tours are arranged per time slot (at the time of writing: slots are at 10 am, 1 pm, 3.30 pm and 5pm). Participate in the rides if you dare. Some height restrictions apply.
Extremis Drop Ride to Hell After you had been sentenced for a heinous crime, you could have been sentenced to be hanged. This ride will give you that falling sensation as you plunge into the darkness as the trap door opens.
Boat Ride to Hell This will take you into the dark and ignite your fears of drowning and falling backwards.
Labyrinth of the Lost Experience the horror of being lost in the dark. Shadowy figures appear. Mirrored walls show reflections that will disturb even the strongest willed persons. Dare you enter and, if you do, will you ever find your way out?
Sweeney Todd Remember the demon barber who murdered his customers? Dare you sit in the seat and experience the horror of waiting for that haircut, or should we say throat cut? Will you end up in a meat pie?
The Great Plague It's 1665 and the Black Death is all around the streets of London. Wander around at your peril. See the victims and their horrific symptoms of boils and puss. "Bring out your dead" was a common cry. See what it was like in those awful times.
You can buy your ticket here to take a trip back in time and visit some of the more unpleasant aspects of london's cultural heritage! The London Dungeon brings back to life real historical events with actors, shows, special effects and rides.
Plan your visit to the London Dungeon
Location
London Dungeon 28/34 Tooley Street SE1 2SZ
Transport
100 metres from London Bridge Tube Station
400 metres from Monument/Bank Station: Docklands Light Railway, London Underground
Buses: 21, 35, 40, 43, 47, 48, 78, 133, 149, 381.
Opening Times
The London Dungeon is open 7 days a week except Christmas Day. Opening times vary according to time of year. Tickets are allocated to specific time slots to reduce waiting times.
Tickets
Children (5-14)
Children (15-17) including students
Adults (18+)
OAP (60+)
