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Take a trip on the terrifying Traitor Boat Ride to Hell, lose yourself in the Labyrinth of the Lost - the world ...
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Take a trip on the terrifying Traitor Boat Ride to Hell, lose yourself in the Labyrinth of the Lost - the world 's largest and scariest mirror maze – and bury yourself in the ancient crypt of All Hallows by the Tower while Jack the Ripper, the Great Plague and Great Fire of London and a host of Wicked Women all clamber at your heels.

Torture, beheading, plague and murder are the main 'attractions ' at this museum celebrating the deepest, darkest parts of British history. In addition to the jaw-droppingly repulsively real animatronics and waxworks, complete with appropriately gruesome sound effects, there are also some (very much alive) costumed actors who are just dying to give you a fright.

An excellent way of fostering an interest in the past, the London Dungeon combines real history, horror and humour to bring gruesome goings-on back to life in the 21st century. Special seasonal events add an extra macabre twist to every visit.

'Surgery: Blood and Guts' New at the London Dungeon
London’s Bloodiest Operating Theatre Opens Its Doors Easter 2009 Guests to the London Dungeon’s newest experience should hold onto their stomachs and repare to witness history’s most horrific blood soaked surgery in graphic, gangrenous detail as Surgery: Blood and Guts opens Easter 2009.





Please note: The Dungeon is not recommended for those of a nervous disposition or very young children. Children must be accompanied by an adult.


Did You Know?

It was believed that holding a posy of flowers to the nose kept away the plague and to this day judges are still given a nose-gay to carry on ceremonial occasions as a protection against the plague.

Ticket includes:

- admission to all of the exhibits and experiences
- special seasonal events


Opening and Closing Times:

23rd Feb - 3rd Apr 10.30am-5.00pm
4th Apr-19th Apr 9.30am- 7.00pm
20th Apr - 22nd May 10.00am-5.30pm
23rd May -31st May 9.30am-6.30pm
1st Jun -17th July 10.00am-5.30pm
18th July -31st July 9.30am-6.30pm
1st Aug -31st Aug 9.30am-7.00pm
1st Sept - 23rd Oct 10.00am-5.30pm
24th Oct -1st Nov 9.30am-7.00pm*
2nd Nov -30th Dec 10.00am-5.00pm**

* 31st October 9.30-10pm

**Except 24th Dec, 26th Dec, 31st Dec, 1st Jan (2010) 11am-4pm and Closed on Christmas Day


A VOUCHER MUST BE PRINTED OUT AND TAKEN TO THE ATTRACTION AFTER THE BOOKING HAS BEEN MADE.



Sarah Bolton
London Attractions Editor
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