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13 live actor-led shows
Duration: Around 90 minutes
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The London Dungeon Entry Ticket

Discover 1,000 years of London’s dark history on a walk-through immersive experience at The London Dungeon. A cast of live actors, lavish sets and special effects bring the chilling characters of the ‘bad old days’ to life, from Jack the Ripper to Sweeney Todd, across 13 shows in around 90 minutes. How much can you handle?

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How to Book The London Dungeon Tickets?

Choose Your Date & Time Slot

Standard Entry is a dated, timed ticket, so pick the slot that suits your day. Want more wiggle room? Anytime Entry lets you visit at any time on the day you choose.

Select Your Tickets

Child tickets cover ages 5 to 15 and adult tickets are for 16+. Children under 5 cannot enter. Fancy a drink after surviving? Scream and Spirits adds a premium cocktail (or a soft drink) in the Tavern.

Complete the Purchase

Check out for instant confirmation, then join the “next show” line at your time slot with your e-ticket. Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable, so double-check your date and time before you pay.

Things to Know Before Booking

What Your Ticket Includes

Entry to The London Dungeon: a walk-through journey of around 90 minutes with 13 live, actor-led shows. Food, drinks and entry to other attractions are not included.

Age Recommendations

Children under 5 are not permitted. Anyone aged 15 or under must be accompanied by someone aged 18 or over. The experience is not recommended for children under 12 or anyone of a nervous disposition, and the final call sits with the parent or guardian.

Best Time to Attend

Standard Entry runs on timed slots, so arrive on time and join the “next show” line with your e-ticket. If your plans are loose, Anytime Entry lets you turn up whenever suits you on your chosen day.

Facilities

The Tavern waits at the end of the route, where Scream and Spirits ticket holders pick up a premium cocktail or a soft drink. Cameras and video recording devices are not allowed inside.

Accessibility

The route is walked in low light, with live actors, sudden effects and rides along the way. Visitors with access needs are advised to contact The London Dungeon before booking to check the route suits them.

Why You Should Visit
Jack the Ripper
Walk the foggy streets of Whitechapel, then shelter in the Ten Bells pub, where the landlady tells the story of London’s most notorious killer. Will he strike again?
Mrs Lovett’s Pie Shop
Step in off Fleet Street for the best pies in London. Just don’t ask where the meat comes from, and whatever you do, don’t flirt with Sweeney Todd.
Guy Fawkes’ Gunpowder Plot
Follow a rat-infested tunnel under the city to the barrels meant for Parliament. Try not to look at that fuse.
Rides in the Dark
Between the shows, the Dungeon throws in rides, including the Newgate Prison Ride to Doom. Hold on tight.
How Long Do You Need?

Plan for around 90 minutes. The route is a guided walk-through, moving from one live show to the next, so the pace is set by the cast rather than by you.

Add a little extra if you have a Scream and Spirits ticket, as your cocktail is served in the Tavern at the end. Standard Entry tickets are timed, so arrive for your slot rather than early in the day.

How to get there

Venue: The London Dungeon, Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7PB

By Train and Tube: Waterloo is the nearest station, about a 7-minute walk. Westminster, across Westminster Bridge, is about 8 minutes away.

On foot: The Dungeon sits in County Hall on The Queen’s Walk, on the South Bank right next to the London Eye.

By Bus: Several routes stop on Westminster Bridge Road and York Road, a couple of minutes’ walk away.

By Car: The attraction is inside the Congestion Charge zone and parking nearby is limited, so public transport is the easiest option.

Food and Drink
The Tavern at The London Dungeon
The bar at the end of the route, where Scream and Spirits tickets include a premium cocktail or a soft drink. On site.
Gillray’s Steakhouse & Bar, County Hall
Steaks, afternoon tea and cocktails with river views towards Westminster, inside the London Marriott County Hall. Approx. 2-minute walk (about 110 m).
Westminster Kitchen, County Hall
Burgers, pizza, steaks and fish and chips, a relaxed option for families. Approx. 3-minute walk (about 200 m).
The Black Penny, Casson Square
Brunch, coffee and cocktails on the far side of Jubilee Gardens. Approx. 4-minute walk (about 300 m).
Quick Overview

Address: The London Dungeon, Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7PB

Opening Times:

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 10:00am to 5:00pm

Thursday, 11:00am to 5:00pm

Saturday, 10:00am to 6:00pm

Sunday, 10:00am to 4:00pm

Open daily except 25 December; hours are subject to change and may be extended during holiday periods

Duration: Plan for around 90 minutes

Age Restriction: 5+ only; ages 15 and under must be accompanied by someone aged 18 or over; not recommended for under-12s

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FAQ

Entry to The London Dungeon, with 13 live, actor-led shows across a route of around 90 minutes. Food, drinks and entry to other attractions are not included.

Standard Entry is dated and timed. Join the “next show” line at your time slot with your e-ticket. Anytime Entry lets you visit at any time on your chosen day.

Around 90 minutes. Allow a little longer if your ticket includes a drink in the Tavern at the end.

Children under 5 are not permitted, and anyone aged 15 or under must be accompanied by someone aged 18 or over. It is not recommended for children under 12, and parents or guardians have the final say.

No. Cameras and video recording devices are not allowed inside The London Dungeon.

No. Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable and are valid only for the date and time you select, so check the details before you pay.
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