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FAQ - London Dungeons Tickets

What is the age requirement for the London Dungeon?

Children under five cannot participate in the show. The show may not be suitable for children under 12. Entry for children is at the discretion of the parents. Children under 16 cannot participate in the show by themselves. They need to be accompanied by an adult (18 and over).

Is the London Dungeon scary?

Some shows at the London Dungeon are scary, and the lights can go out during the show. Some also incorporate jump scares. The London Dungeon also includes shows that are not as scary. The actors will not touch you at any point during the show. If you must leave the show, you can always tell a team member or an actor that you wish to leave the show.

Are there any rules for the London Dungeon's ride?

Participants must be at least 1.4 m tall. The ride is not suitable for visitors with health problems. The ride is inaccessible to participants who cannot walk unaided or use the stairs. If you are a wheelchair user, you have to be able to get into the seat yourself. If you can't or simply don't want to, you don't have to go on the ride at the London Dungeon. The team members will show you another way to get to the end of the experience.

Which Tube station is closest to the London Dungeon?

You can take the Jubilee, Bakerloo, Northern Line, and Waterloo & City Line. The closest tube station to The London Dungeon is Waterloo. Other close stations are Embankment, Westminster, and Charing Cross. If you arrive by train, exit at the Waterloo and Charing Cross stations.

Is London Dungeon suitable for pregnant visitors?

Pregnant women can participate in the tour at the London Dungeon, but be aware that there are not many chances to sit down and rest. The tour mostly includes standing or walking. The Drop Dead: Drop Ride is not suitable for pregnant visitors, but you can continue to the final part, the Tavern, by walking there instead.

Can I bring luggage?

The venue does not have a cloakroom and you cannot bring a suitcase or other large hand luggage on the tour. You can bring a backpack with a capacity of up to 30 L.

Are there toilets at the London Dungeon?

Yes, toilets, including a disabled toilet, are located at the start of the tour. There are no other toilets at the venue.

What else can I do while in London?

If your focus is on thrilling experiences, add even more excitement with the London Bridge Experience, where you’ll step into the city’s darker past through immersive storytelling and special effects. You can also walk the real streets once haunted by a legend on the Jack the Ripper Tour, or opt for a slightly lighter scare with the Ghost Tour London, a spooky yet entertaining ride through the city by night. For a completely different kind of thrill, try Up at the O2 climbs tickets for breathtaking panoramic views, or take on the twisty heights with ArcelorMittal Orbit tickets – the world’s longest tunnel slide. Of course, you shouldn’t leave London without seeing its most famous landmarks. Book London Eye Tickets and see Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and more top London attractions. You can enjoy more great views of London with The Shard Tickets or learn more about the city's history with the Tower of London Tickets. The tower has an almost 1,000-year-old history, so it's a great place to broaden your knowledge!