The London Dungeon

Children under five will not be permitted entry.

There's a recommended age of 12, however parents can decide whether their child will be able to withstand all the gruesome sights. 

The London Dungeon is an immersive, walkthrough attraction which whisks you back through the dark history of the capital and puts you face-to-face with the most notorious characters like Guy Fawkes, Jack the Ripper and Sweeney Todd.

The London Dungeon features 19 shows, 20 actors and two rides.

The London Dungeon will be temporarily closing the Tyrant Boat Ride from 15th April 2024 for planned maintenance and a refresh. The ride will remain closed for the remainder of 2024 with a plan to reopen in 2025.

The London Dungeon tour lasts approximately 90 minutes. The time on your ticket is the time you are allowed to enter the building and queue. 

The London Dungeons are one of London's biggest attractions so we highly recommend pre-booking the London Dungeons. 

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

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At the London Dungeon, smoking or vaping is not permitted. Visitors cannot smoke, use e-cigarettes or vaping products anywhere in the attraction.

There is no dress code but you may want to wear comfy shoes as the majority of the tour will be spent standing.

No, there are no cloakrooms at the London Dungeon. 

Handbags and backpacks up to a 30-litre capacity will be permitted at the London Dungeon.

Photography is not permitted at any time whilst on the main tour. You can take photos in the admission area and at the end of the tour.

There are official photo capture points in the attraction where photographers will take your photos and a photo point on the drop ride. You will have the opportunity to purchase these at the photo desk at the end of the tour.

To get the cheapest tickets for the London Dungeon, you should book online right here on Lovetovisit.com