Toegangsbewijs voor de London Dungeon

This was so much fun and informative. Lots of frights and jump scares throughout. The actors were amazing! Our favourite day out on our London trip.

We had a decent experience here, though I wished we looked up information about it instead of instantly purchasing the tickets as part of a discounted ticket package. That way, we would have expected to take a longer tour than we planned for. We thought it’d be a self-guided tour. We also hoped for a spookier experience, but the groups were too big to allow for that. There aren’t any restrooms on the tour, and there’s no way to exit once you’re in. The production quality was great, and the actors were quite passionate. I wouldn’t say it’s a must-do, but it’s a way to pass time while waiting for something more interesting.

Very fun theatrical experience. I think it might be scary for small children. Also, it’s very dark. I understand why but truly there are parts where you’re moving through the exhibits that having some foot lighting would be helpful. I loved the gift shop at the end but I didn’t know I couldn’t go back later to buy gifts. I wasn’t ready to carry things so I didn’t buy the things I wanted and now it’s too late.

Such an amazing interaction experience that brings the history of London alive. The actors were all incredible

The London dungeons was an experience not to forget. We thoroughly enjoyed it. Lasted about 95min. Very entertaining and scary in parts. Not for children. Everyone will have their own opinion but we had a great time

this was our second time visiting here. and was still as fun as before with cheesy scares and interesting way to show the history of london (even though sweeny todd was fictional). the actors were entertaining (though why they decide to play mary kelly who was irish and raised in wales with a cockney accent i will never know). ending with the drop ride is good in the dark. the only negative was the shame that the Tyrant Boat ride is no more as tht was always fun. Especially with the onscreen appearance of Brian Blessed as Henry VII but sadly this is no more (bring it back London Dungeon). but overall still a fun time and worth the entrance fee.

What an experience!! The storytelling, scenery and immersion into the dungeon was incredible. Delightfully scary, and an eye opener to the wonders of historical London... the Inn Keeper was my favourite!

I think this experience is awful - only a few of the actors were even remotely entertaining and most of the scenes had very little to do with the London Dungeon. I was appalled that the experience does not carry a 12plus rating because the material is macabre! I am really glad I did not bring my grandkids with me. In particulate the doctor scene is gross! Also many of the walkways were very dark so when I used my phone to light the way two of the hosts were EXTREMELY rude to me about the light. I am giving it a 1 because I cannot choose 0 stars!

We had a fun time visiting the London Dungeon and enjoyed the experience. The actors were definitely the highlight. They were all very good and did a fantastic job of getting into character and bringing the stories to life. There were some entertaining and amusing moments along the way. I have to admit, it wasn’t quite as scary as I expected it to be, but it was still an enjoyable experience and something different to do while in London. My only criticism would be that I felt it was a little overpriced for what you get. Overall, we enjoyed our visit and would recommend it if you’re looking for something fun and a little different.

Good experience to tick off whilst in London. Amusing couple of hours and actors really good. Good value too