London Dungeon Entrance Tickets

A fun thing to do if you're in London. Right beside the London eye .you can leave bags at the ticket office for £5 per item. Very handy. Live actor's. Very much in character. Plenty of scares and jumps .probably too much for younger children,definitely worth a visit

Been to The London Dungeon twice and loved it both times. I went with a friend,I stayed calm the whole way through, but my friend was genuinely terrified, which made it even more fun. The actors are brilliant and fully committed. My favourite part was the witch scene. she starts off acting innocent, then suddenly everything shifts and the tension builds perfectly. Even knowing what to expect, it still surprised me. Ideal for groups or friends looking for something different from a typical tourist attraction. Would highly recommend. Definitely worth visiting (even more than once!).

Had a great time! The actors were amazing and you can tell the budget for this attraction is pretty high. It was good value for me as I had a Student Ticket and went at the lowest price time, so I got under half the usual price - idk if I would pay £30 for this honestly so that brings the rating down, especially also considering the photos were £29 just for four and to get them digitally! I only got the photos for the memories with a long distance friend, it's really not worth the same price as a ticket. There was also no option to get them later at home with the QR code so if you wanted them you HAD to get them at the attraction... Other than the price of this dampening the experience, the actual attraction and the ending was super fun and I appreciated the actors reigning in people in the group (such as cocky lads or rude Americans) so they didn't ruin the experience for those of us listening and enjoying.

Perched beside the London Eye on South Bank, the London Dungeon spins London’s grimmest history into a sharp, theatrical 90-minute adventure. Talented in-character actors lead you through immersive scenes of the Great Plague, Jack the Ripper’s foggy Whitechapel streets, Sweeney Todd’s barbershop and Guy Fawkes’ gunpowder plot, blending playful dark comedy with well-timed jump scares. The climactic drop ride delivers a thrilling final jolt; it’s a lively, memorable way to learn grim local tales, though loud noises, dim spaces and audience participation make it unsuitable for easily spooked visitors and young children. Unable to take photos whilst in the venue.

A very enjoyable experience and would highly recommend, the staff and actors are brilliant and really get you involved and build the tension. I am really pleased we did this and was worth the money and lasted about an hour and half so a great way to break up the day. It was really fun to do as a family.