London Dungeon

London Dungeon is somewhere that I have visited twice now and the most recent one was last year as a celebration for my 20th birthday. London Dungeon is located on Tooley Street and with London Bridge being the nearest railway station and is very accessible from most areas of London. Tickets are available for around £15.00 per adult and this is dependant on whether you book in advance and whether you buy your ticket along with tickets to other attractions such as Madame Tussauds and the London Eye and this is what we did on our last visit making a saving of around 40% on the "on the day" ticket prices and we literally booked the evening ...  Read the complete review

When it was first mentioned to get tickets for the London Dungeon I was not to keen, but being it was going to be a double ticket with the other attraction being the London Eye (which I have written a review !) I thought well give it a try. One thing I would say is make sure you get a fast track ticket, as in the peak season it can be annoying, queuing for hours on end. As you approach the Dungeons you have a lot of the actors outside entertaining the crowds,usually with some sort of water pistol! On entering the Dungeons it is dark and I would think that kids would like the excitement.The actors are very well made up and can look quite ...  Read the complete review

On my birthday, someone who means a lot to me gave me the sweetest surprise ever. He took me to The London Dungeons and on the London Eye. The day was fabulous. The London Dungeon was great fun, he also got it in a package deal which was good for him. I didn't have to pay so I was happy. You will find these deals on places like Last Minute.com etc. I had been to the Edinburgh Dungeons a while ago and I thoroughly enjoyed myself. However, I didn't know what to expect, I didn't know if this one would be better than the one I had previously been to but it was better. On arrival we qued up for a while but you had things to look at and people ...  Read the complete review

I love the London Dungeon - based about two minutes away from London Bridge tube in Central London this is accessable and well worth a visit. Cost wise it is a little expensive at 22 pounds each, especially for a large group, however you can get tickets half price on the well known last minute websites which is worth it! You think it is just a few exhibitions you walk round but there are about 15 different rooms, each of which have an interactive ride/experience - for example, in Sweeney Tods room you sit in a circle of barbers chairs whislt the history is told, then some scissors touch some peoples necks and they you have to run from the room to get away from him ...  Read the complete review

How to get there: The London Dungeon is close to London Bridge tube station on the Jubilee Line. This station is also serviced by many buses. Check ww.tfl.gov.uk for the best travel options for where you are coming from. Booking tickets: This can be done on-line with a debit/credit card. You are emailed a confirmation page which can be printed and presented in exchange for entry. My husband and I visited the Dungeons as it had quite good reviews from people on here, but unfortunately found it to be a big disappointment. I booked the tickets through a website at a so-called discount price, which it clearly wasn't. Surely advertising discount tickets ...  Read the complete review