London Bridge Experience Reviews

OMG just got back from The London Bridge and the London Tombs and absolutely loved it! After deciding to go with my ( presumably) matcho boyfriend, I assumed that I would be the one squeezing his hand in sheer terror.... but oh was I wrong! In fact, I would recommend that every girl takes their potential gentleman caller to this attraction, purely ...  Read the complete review

The London Bridge Experience & The London Tombs I have been wanting to visit this attraction for a couple of months now and finally got my wish last weekend. It is really 2 attractions for the price of one as your ticket gets you access to both The London Bridge Experience and The London Tombs. Located on Tooley Street, right ...  Read the complete review

The London Bridge Experience was a great way to spend the afternoon. I took my kids and they absolutely loved it. I was impressed with the history of the first part of the attraction and the actors were great. My kids had loads of fun in the tombs and, although it was scary, they laughed the whole time. I definitely recommed this attraction to anybody and if your kids are a bit older, they will love it too!

The London Bridge Experience was loads of fun! I went with my two friends and we found the entire attraction interesting and the tombs were such a thrill! Although we were scared in the tombs, it was fun being a bit scared, and we came out laughing. It might be a bit too scary for really young children, but older kids would love this! The actors were great and very convincing as well. It was definitely worth our money and time. I absolutely recommend the attraction to everyone!

It has become apparent this is one of the new modern attractions of 2008 and onwards. This place is a great place not only do you learn a lot about education but the amount of detail they have put into the place is second to none. When you enter you need to look carefully for where you enter it nots where you seem. Dont be fooled it is a family ...  Read the complete review

While on a visit home to London last week I noticed a large scary looking poster for the London Bridge Experience. As a former lecturer in London history, I was intrigued and decided to book a ticket and go. London Bridge was built in wood by the Romans in the 1st century AD at almost the same location as today. It fell into disrepair ...  Read the complete review

My family and i visited the London Experience by accident (we thought it was the london dungeons) and we all thought it was great! The tombs was the most terrifying thing i have ever done in my life, and the historical part was very good too. After we visited the London Experience, we visited the London Dungeons. It was nowhere near as good as the London Experience even though the line was 1 hour and 45 minutes long and the tickets were more expensive! If i had to recommend one or the other i would most definetly say the London experience was much MUCH better and way scarier.

Recently visited the London Bridge Experience whilst standing in the Dungeon queue. A member of staff with fake blood all over her face told me I could get in cheaper than where I was going. It's fun but not really as scary as people are saying or that it's being made out to be. A lot of jostling in the tombs which doesn't last long enough and the ...  Read the complete review

If you like the london dungeons like i do, you will love the london bridge experience. you start off with the history of events of the bridge, throw in some cool props and some good fun acting and away we go, charles dickens was brilliant , a while later you end the first part of the tour. you have a choice then to exit to the left gift shop cafe and musuem or turn right to enter the london tombs. we turned right i won't spoil the fun but it was pretty full on and dark, my wife was terrified. I loved the 2nd part, it was like a walk through ghost train for adults. you have got to try it if only once, it was great fun.

After the media coverage of this attraction, just had to try it. After the mini-educational tour (which was great) we were then advised that if anyone suffered from a nervous disposition NOT to enter the tombs. Thinking this was part of 'the act', we entered. Was it just an act - NO WAY, JOSE!!! We nearly peed our pants. (We, being the friend I took with me to hang onto. AND HANG ONTO HER I DID - SHE STILL HAS THE BRUISES). What a fantastic attraction. Worth every penny. ONE WORD OF WARNING: IT ADVISES NOT BEING SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 15 UNLESS WITH AN ADULT. PARENTS - THIS IS ONE SCARY ATTRACTION. PLEASE THINK TWICE BEFORE TAKING IN YOUR CHILD.
The actors/actresses/props could be out of a Hollywood Production.
It has a scare factor of 10 out of 10.
GO PAY A VISIT AND ENJOY.

Just disapponting: no real historical background and badly built settings. The London Tombs are a little bit more scary but nothing to do with the Doungeon. Less than one hour of boring walk, even not noticed we were walking inside the vaults of the London Bridge! We'll definitely never come back.

Dropped in on the London Bridge Experience as a laugh with a couple of mates from work last Tuesday - you can get in cheap if you go at 5pm, so we thought we'd give it a whirl. There's a semi-educational nod to the bridge's two thousand years of history to start with (yawn) and then things get a lot more interesting when you go down ...  Read the complete review