London Dungeon Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

One of londons most famous tourist attractions, London Dungeons is a brilliant place to go, and every time that I have been there, is has always seemed to be filled with school children. I think the reason for this is not only is it highly entertaining, but it is also brilliantly educational. You can learn a lot about the history of London in this ...  Read the complete review

Well it was one cold Christmas morning that we dared go and venture the LONDON DUNGEONS. Bwa hahahahaha. It started off with Big Brother and I going to pick up Mad Sister in Law and her friends. We went down to Reading train station to get the Paddigton train to go to the, what we thoght and hoped to be, scary London Dungeon (Santas ...  Read the complete review

The London Dungeons are by far the most entertaining and educational attraction in London. For a few hours entertainment in London you just can't beat it, especially if you're into history. It's not just a museum, each part of the history lesson is acted out by some fantastic young actors. Their costumes and make up are simply fabulous and ...  Read the complete review

I went to the London Dungeon for the first time ever the other week despite having lived in London all my life. I remember hearing not so brilliant stuff when I was younger and then in more recent years the opinions had changed. I decided to book my ticket when my friend from Japan came over and got our tickets online. This I found was definitely ...  Read the complete review

With The Boyfriend's little sister over from Spain for Christmas, we were searching around for something fun to do. Being 19, she was too old for Santa's Grotto, so I thought I'd hit on just the thing when I spotted Satan's Grotto at the London Dungeon. There were enticing promises on the website of spooky forests, robins roasting on an open fire ...  Read the complete review

Whilst on holiday in London we visited the London Dungeons, I have always been interested in the history surrounding London such as the war, Great Fire of London, Gunpowder Plot, Jack the Ripper and the plague. In school (many years ago I should add) I enjoyed learning about these topics, I also enjoy reading ghost stories and watching films about ...  Read the complete review

I'll admit now that I'm a bit of a wimp. I'm the kind of person who watches horror films with the lights on and a pillow in front of her face yet for some reason I have been to the London dungeon more times than any other London attraction! A warning for anyone taking children: This is a family attraction but it is pretty scary and a ...  Read the complete review

my friend and our 3 boys age 11/12 went on 31st October, thinking it would be even better on Halloween. Judging by other reviews I think it was worse. We paid for fasttrack but queued for 2 hours. The staff seemed pretty fed up and barely said anything - we were herded like cattle from place to place with very little explanation of which way to ...  Read the complete review

I was in London at the weekend with my family and we decided on the Sunday before we went home we would give a visit to the London dungeons. There was mishaps to begin with but then it turned into a very enjoyable hour and a half. This review will tell you why I recommend that you visit but also recommend that you pre-book or get there very ...  Read the complete review

London Dungeon On a recent visit to London with friends, the attraction the two children most wanted to visit was the London Dungeon. I had been some time ago to York Dungeon, and assumed it would be a bit scary but bearable. The London dungeon is located on Tooley Street and when we had got off the tube at London Bridge ...  Read the complete review

The London Dungeon is a fantastic attraction for all ages. It can be seen as somewhat educational, but it is more fun than anything. As soon as you enter, it is pretty dark. You go through an atmospheric room to set the atmosphere before beginning your tour. You must book tickets in advance to get definite entrance as it can get quite busy. Here ...  Read the complete review

Easy to locate, the Dungeon is within 100m from London Bridge Station. When i got there the que went way back past the station, probably as long as 150m. After queing up for 2 hours I finally got in. Although there is more queing inside, there are more models and sights to keep you entertained while waiting. After taking an optional ...  Read the complete review

Well there's 3 hours of my life I won't get back. Queued for 1.5 hours on a freezing day to be charged an extortionate amount for a poorly organised and presented experience. The acting was average, the props hopeless, it was not in a logical order and my granny is scarier. I still cannot believe that they actually charge for ...  Read the complete review

I went to the dungeons on thursday with my school it took us around 4 and a half hours to get there but was all paid off by the experience of the dungeons i was like a little girl screaming through all the exhibits and i found many of the exhibits very informative and very useful to young students who are studying history or in english studying ...  Read the complete review

Well it’s half term and I have taken the whole week off work to entertain my boy’s, to be honest my job has been very stressful of late so I needed some time out with my family. So what do you do with 2 overactive boys that are 8 and 10? We have done all the usual theme parks and they have been to most places around the UK so I decided that we ...  Read the complete review