Yes, Edinburgh Dungeon is wheelchair-accessible, but the attraction does require wheelchair reservations due to health and safety restrictions.

• Navigation around the Dungeon is mainly via level pathways - however, there are some areas where the floor surfaces are uneven. 
• For safety reasons, Edinburgh Dungeons can only accommodate one guest using a wheelchair at a time to ensure an evacuation chair is available to exit the building. 
• Some guests have to be able to transfer from wheelchair to chair on the stairlift.

To secure availability, please book a wheelchair reservation in advance by emailing here.

The recommended age for this experience is 8 years and above. This is at the discretion of the parent or guardian.

Children under the age of 16 years must be accompanied by an adult 18 years and above.

Assistance dogs are welcome in the Edinburgh Dungeon.

Please note there are loud noises, mist effects and smells that may be confusing to assistance animals.

Tours leave approximately every 10-15 minutes and last around 70 minutes no matter what time you enter. 

• Navigation around the Dungeon is mainly via level pathways. However, due to the nature of the attraction and the building, it is housed in, some floor surfaces are uneven.
• Access is also gained via low gradient slopes and passenger lifts (restrictions apply) to the various levels of the attraction. 
• For safety reasons we can only accommodate one guest using a wheelchair at a time to ensure an evacuation chair is available to exit the building should the need arise.
• We have several flights of stairs both with stairlifts (Max weight 120kg/ 18.8 stone) and guests have to be able to transfer from wheelchair to the chair of the stairlift unaided by Dungeon staff.
• We would advise wheelchair users to book in advance as, without advanced booking, guests may need to wait a considerable amount of time to start the tour.
• Please note that The Edinburgh Dungeon is not accessible by mobility scooter.

The nearest car parks to the Edinburgh Dungeon are the Waverley Station Car Park (Postcode: EH8 8BH) and Hollyrood Road NCP Car Park (Postcode: EH8 9UL) which both have parking bays for blue badge holders.

Please note that these car parks are not operated by the Edinburgh Dungeon and that the use of these parking bays is subject to the terms and conditions of the car park operator.

Pregnant women can take part in all shows at any time during their pregnancy that they feel confident to visit.

A few shows have special effects that are not recommended for pregnant guests or those with back or leg issues. These are found in the Graveyard, Braveheart's Revenge and Drop Ride.

In these shows, actors will ask if any guests are pregnant, this is your cue to raise your hand and wave it wildly, to let them know you need moving to a 'safe' area.

Yes, the main accessible toilets are located just after admissions on the lower level, which is accessible by lift before the tour.

Three Show areas contain flashing lights which may affect visitors with photosensitive epilepsy.

Speak to a member of the team before you enter and begin your tour so you can be fully briefed on the locations where strobe-lighting is used. 

An alternative route will be provided for guests who would like to bypass these areas.

Yes, the Edinburgh Dungeon Shop has a fantastic range of goodies to remember your visit!

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