I went there today, it’s still scary as sh even though the actors were wearing face masks and most of it was visual effects. The Jack the Ripper part scared me the most as it was a visual effect but the lights kept flashing and you could really see it.
I love the jack the ripper part i was sitting all the way in the front and he litterly jumped on my table slashed a knife really close to my face then he was gone it was so cool and when the lights turned back on the bargirl asked me if i saw a ghost or something xD
I have to say, only go into the toilets if you re absolutely dying to go!!! The sound effects carry on into them (although I'm not sure about the disabled ones) as well as the low lighting. The doors creak horribly and there are paintings on each of them making it look like a prison cell. Maybe to hurry you up...but still!
FiFi love heart HUH?? I went to London bridge experience just this week with my sister and I found it boring, not scary at all. it was small group of us we had no running away from zombies or nothing, we had one guy with chainsaw but meh... he didn't really do anything. this must add and remove stuff like that everyday. I found London dungeon when it was one tooley street hell a lot more scary and brilliant.
This was an amazing experience for me because my school booked a trip! Worth it. Really realistic. And sometimes it smells like piss to get the effect.
I work at one of the highest rated haunted house in the USA and a few days ago I had the pleasure of going to this The experience was top notch, the cost was good, sets fantastic and the cast was very talented. I do highly recommend this attraction when in London
***** he was a killer in the Victorian times in London also it isn't very scary if you think about it afterwards but when you're there it will be a lot scarier. there is a boat ride at the start and i thought there would be lots of jump scares but there wasn't!! :)
I visited it in 2011 (so, in the old location), after I had visited the Amsterdam Dungeon a couple of years before. It's a must for everyone who loves horror and crime stuff. It was cool, actors were utterly credible in their roles.
London dungeon is great but they spent more theme trying to get people to "jump" and laugh rather than shit themselves! I didn't find it scary at all so anyone going don't worry you will be fine it's more weird and unaxpected than scary really :)
I went there when i lived in England training for degree in nursing and it was the best day out of my life, the actors/actresses were very well versed in what they new, i now live in Ireland but miss the dungeons, so well done to all that took part in entertaining us visiters, your a credit to your profession, Mrs Ann Carolan, Southern Ireland.
Was there a couple of years ago, it was my 3rd. time in total. Was again picked by the judge and again accused of "messing around" with a goat. As it was my 2nd. time i was prepared and pleaded not guilty because the witness could not be trusted for it wasn't a goat but a sheep 😊 Even the "judge" fell out of his role and had a good laugh. I was very impressed how they did the witch burning, clearly remember the smell of burnt flesh in the air. Did some research on this and found out that there's a company specialized on producing such smells like puke, rotten/burnt flesh etc. Really impressive!
I was picked by the judge at the Amsterdam dungeon for witchcraft, I was seen dancing naked in front of a church! So naturally, when the judge asked if I was guilty, I asked if he wanted a demonstration and sensually started to remove my jacket. 😘 He quickly said no and told me I was insane, but damn he had a hard time to keep being serious after that. 😛
My dads name is Geoff, I went there today (just got back) and he had a face mask on and the judge thought he said his name was “John” and everyone called him John the rest of the time we were in there lol
I was picked by the judge too. He asked if I was guilty or not guilty for running naked through the streets of London. I said 'Unfortunately, I'm not guilty Your Honour, and I mean unfortunately because that sounds like so much fun' 😂 he slammed his wooden stick and started laughing. He found me guilty anyway and I asked if he wouldn't mind joining me in prison as I have a thing for powerful men 😂 he couldn't keep a straight face.
Did this yesterday, it's actually very different now! In each room there is an actor and they kind of Guide you to other rooms then leave you with another actor. At the end there is this big drop ride that is in complete darkness.
While heartbreaking this is also very educational ! We had something similar in san francisco california .Hats off to all you brilliant actors and set designers ! Hope to come back to london to see this amazing ride ! Thx for this video ❤
I mean it’s pretty cool having been there once, but this is a video from 2013. You commented a year ago. It’s been completely redone, like a few years ago, but definitely after 2013.
is there still this thing with sweeney todd where you can sit on a chair, it gets dark and you can hear him talking behind you and stuff until suddenly the chair falls backwards?
The location of the London Dungeon has changed. It is now located near the South Bank. Those getting the train should now go to London Waterloo or Waterloo East, not London Bridge as it was before it relocated.
Hmmm strange, seems like this is an older version of the Dungeons... I was in the London Dungeons last wednesday, but it was located in the London Eye area. It was not really like a dark ride or anything, more like a horror themed attraction where you went from room to room where an actor was talking and talking. Not really scary, just fun and with a spooky theme. I was a bit dissappointed... I wanted it to be more like Slenderman, instead of a guided tour through the history of executions. However the toilets were pretty fun themed! If you ever go to the London Dungeons, and you go past a toilet, go inside! You'll hear a voice saying "I can see you hahahaha!" and the door makes a lot of noise when you open and close it xD That was quite fun
i have been to the london dungeons ,many years ago with a friend, always wanted to go back but alas due to bad health, am now unable too, so i thank you for taking me on the sights that are new to me, it was also good to see how london really was back in the day, i was born and raised in the Eastend of London, in Shorditch, 5 minutes from Dolston market, again you have made one Eastender very very happy Anna Carolan,
I've been to the London dungeons and would wholly recommend it. The actors are fantastic and the experience is second to none. Of all the London attractions, this is one of the few I would happily visit again and again. This video, though giving a reasonable representation of the experience, does not do the visit justice - the segments are more intimate than presented here and there's no real background noise from other visitors. No, I don't work for the dungeons, I'm just a very happy customer.
I found the drop better than tooley street, because i dont think anyone knew you were going to drop first instead of being raised up. The right went on for longer and you not only dropped fast, you were pulled back up real quick aswell... :)
Went to the new one near London Eye. Very similar, except I'm reading comments that some people got chased! They weren't allowed to touch us. But Marge did stare right at me before Sweeney Todd and told me we could get 'a clean shave'. Scared me because she was a bit over the top. Anyway, great experience.
Thank you for uploading Shawn! My partner and I will be moving to the old city next year....and we love all things spooky and macabre...you and Charlotte should form "Ghost Tour Worldwide" and head up to Edinburgh for some of the Mercat tours! Love the videos!
Very disappointed to watch this. Not half as good as it was years ago. Where was the sweeney todd experience ? And the jump back to bloody mary, from jack the ripper, then back to newgate jail hangings, makes no sense. The organisers really need to get a better time line in place and not just put a filler section in.
I went here few years ago with my dad and when we was going round on the boat ride we got to a bit where there was a waxwork scene of a blacksmith shoeing his horse an I saw this little Victorian girl skipping around and she was see through wearing what looked pinkish dress, I’m still not sure if that was part of the scene or a ghost cause no one mentioned it, would be interesting if anyone ever saw this in there
I would have enjoyed it more if they didn't cram so many people into each session. Everyone was fighting to get to the front for each scene/room it was really annoying and ruined the experience for me. I enjoyed it more at it's old location, back when I wen around 6-7 years ago and I dont remember our session being over crowded like my recent experience.
LaurenzoPanda My boyfriend and I went to the one in Edinburgh recently and we were 2 of 8 people on the tour- it meant everyone had a chance to be picked out for something and was good fun. Really the cut off the the number of people for each group at around 15 so everyone has a good experience :)
I went there on a school trip and it was awesome I enjoy learning about history anyway and it was kind of funny watching the "cool" members of my class jump :)
I was there in december last year, its amazing if you like history and its very well made. The actors acts really good. I must say though that you should give it a second thought if you dont like big crowds, small areas and darkness.
Wow i have come to here before when i couldn’t speak English well and don’t understand what people saying But this was really exiting for me even i was a kid And i really wanna go again
It's not really scary. It's educational and more than a little disturbing, the "St. Anthony's Fire" (Erysipelas and/or ergotism) exhibit creeped me out a bit in 1989.
I went yesterday it was super fun but scared me so bad I nearly wet myself anyway I would recommend you going there as it’s not real and you won’t die thanks for reading I wish you a great day
On a trip to the UK when I was about 7, me and my big brother pleaded with our parents to take us here (we were both obsessed with the Horrible Histories show/books at the time). Lasted about 2 minutes before I broke down in tears. My dad had to negotiate for a refund for us and I’ve never been back since😂 I’m in London again now. Maybe I’ll handle it better now I’m in my 20s lol
When I went (either 2019 or 2020 before the covid) they had Sweeney Todd in the London dungeons. When we entered mrs lovetts pie shop I said out loud “holy shit this is Sweeney Todd” and mrs Lovett heard me so she brought me up to the front door of Sweeney’s room where he shaves and he brought me in and gave me a shave 🤣🤣. He handed me a board with paper on it saying “don’t panic I’m going to slash you with my blade and then I’ll bring you into the next room when the lights go off” so he did and he brought me Into the other room. He was very nice even though he looked terrifying🤣🤣. Honestly one of the best experiences ever
I just went here this week, its was so scary! because of the dark and the unexpected things. I even fell of the chair when Jack the ripper showed up exactly in front of me and he even pointed his knife towards me!! :( but totally worth it! I'm gonna come here again next time to see what new.
There used to be a place near here, called Tric Trap, or something like that. I remember once on a school trip when one of the people ran out and started screaming at us and being scared of a puddle. It was so weird and spooky!
I went there on 1 August 2016. It was extremely busy with long long queues and waits for EVERYTHING, so if you hate crowds & crowds of people both in & out do NOT go in school holidays. The "restaurant" - McDonalds close by - was full to brimming hot & stuffy. Yuk. The Dungeons probably 'scared' some children but everything featured (i.e. Sweeney Todd/The Ripper is based on fact and in each segment you have an actor relating the story/facts and getting the public to interact etc. Quite Good - took about 1 hour to get in & out. Cost about £22 each - everything in London costs over £20 p.person these days. It is situated on the South Bank between Waterloo & Westminster Bridge close to the London Eye.
I went there and When jack the ripper appeared it snagged a baby trolley and the family is just pulling their baby and screaming and my brother and some woman were hugging each other 😂😂😂😂 i swear it was so funny plus the bakery part is my favorite, the details of the bakery were so beautiful
No, these days you're rushed through the attraction in small groups - spending approx. 5 mins in each area. There's not much in the way of signs and figures, just the live acting with Hollywood-style special effects.
I went to the London dungeons on Sunday 25th January 2009 when I was on the boat ride waiting for it to go a boy was being sick at the front of the queue for the ride than I went to the barbers room and I got a fright and screamed my head off and everyone burst out laughing. Than I went to nandos and I had a table by the window over looking the river Thames it was a good day
It look likes very nice and cool, I am going over 2 weeks to london and at the last day we are going to the london dungeon and I am going in the attraction, it's really cool!
I'm 11 and I personally think everyone should enjoy this experience. At first I was pretty nervous. I get scared easily. But I was happy to find out it wasn't even that scary at all. People would jump out at you but that's only if you plan on being the first in line in your group. In my opinion the scariest part was when they talked about Jack the Ripper. Overall it was awesome.
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One of the actors told me off because I blew a candle out
XD
Hehe
😂😂
Hahahaha
LMAO
I’m so freaking glad I went to the London Eye instead of this freaky thing...
*also imagine how scary it is at Halloween..*
FinerBell shit, I’m going for the Halloween event
FinerBell Iam going to London today with school, tomorrow iam going to this....around Halloween
I hate horror
spinal_fluid I went at Halloween 2018 and it’s the worst I was literally crying -
I went there today, it’s still scary as sh even though the actors were wearing face masks and most of it was visual effects. The Jack the Ripper part scared me the most as it was a visual effect but the lights kept flashing and you could really see it.
I went at Halloween I hated it 😅😂
I love the jack the ripper part i was sitting all the way in the front and he litterly jumped on my table slashed a knife really close to my face then he was gone it was so cool and when the lights turned back on the bargirl asked me if i saw a ghost or something xD
NLrenzo He did that to the table next to me I was panicking lol
That room IS THE BEST!!!
He he
NLrenzo omg the same happened to me I was sooo scared
NLrenzo I near swung for him he scared me so much I was like 12
So bloody glad I went to the aquarium
Unlucky for me I went there
Both are good in London
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It's not scary at all it's funny
😂😂😂😂
I have to say, only go into the toilets if you re absolutely dying to go!!! The sound effects carry on into them (although I'm not sure about the disabled ones) as well as the low lighting. The doors creak horribly and there are paintings on each of them making it look like a prison cell.
Maybe to hurry you up...but still!
rufflibob I used it on our trip to the dungeon and they had sound effects of people shiting XD
The Bridge Experience kinda caused this place to close XD Shame
@@gracecoleman3424 are u sure they were just FX??
That seems like a perfect setting for bloody mary challenge
My dad said in the men’s toilet it said “shake it or I’ll chop it off”
When I entered there were rats squeaking and screaming.
I've been to the London bridge experience , you have to run away from a zombie with a axe at one point but its exactly like this
i think they get u or something , I wen there with my year 6 class and I didn't go in that bit cos I was to scared ! :)
yep , I went there in year 6 because my teachers said it was a "treat"
FiFi love heart HUH?? I went to London bridge experience just this week with my sister and I found it boring, not scary at all. it was small group of us we had no running away from zombies or nothing, we had one guy with chainsaw but meh... he didn't really do anything. this must add and remove stuff like that everyday. I found London dungeon when it was one tooley street hell a lot more scary and brilliant.
k ,that's nice I cant remember a lot though
FiFi love heart do you mean London Tombs? :D
I remember there was mirror room or something and I seen one of the actors and literally had such a fright, I ran into a mirror. LOL
🤣
Just went there today, August 1st. I ran into many mirrors haha
This was an amazing experience for me because my school booked a trip!
Worth it. Really realistic.
And sometimes it smells like piss to get the effect.
FOR UR SCHOOL TRIP HOLY-
I work at one of the highest rated haunted house in the USA and a few days ago I had the pleasure of going to this The experience was top notch, the cost was good, sets fantastic and the cast was very talented. I do highly recommend this attraction when in London
I went here 14 years ago, when I was 8. I was so scared I cried, and an actor broke character to comfort me.
That is why it is advised for children 12 and over I- 😄
i went there too in December 2007!
I remember going here with a group when I was in high school. It was so much fun and very educational.
When I went with my family I was siting near the door Jack the Ripper pops out off and I nearly shit myself.
I love that bit aha
***** he was a killer in the Victorian times in London also it isn't very scary if you think about it afterwards but when you're there it will be a lot scarier. there is a boat ride at the start and i thought there would be lots of jump scares but there wasn't!! :)
..."Elf & Safety issues" no doubt! can't risk the public drowning
I went recently and it’s changed so he jumps out at everyone and when he did I ran and crashed into a skeleton on the wall.
I went to this and i got the fright of my life at the jack the ripper part
SAME LMAO
I thought I was going to throw up 24/7. I was scared the whole time.
Jack the Ripper was my favourite part actually but I still felt like I had a heart attack hah
When Covid is over, you should make a remake, would be cool to see how its changed!
Who else loves the Jack the Ripper room! The lady popped up in front of me then she got interrupted and the Jack the Ripper literally WAS RIGHT THERE
I visited it in 2011 (so, in the old location), after I had visited the Amsterdam Dungeon a couple of years before.
It's a must for everyone who loves horror and crime stuff.
It was cool, actors were utterly credible in their roles.
I've never been London Dungeons before! I really want to go, but my partner doesn't deal with people jumping out on him very well!
+Aimee Higby You should visit, its more educational than scary
+Aimee Higby it's so much fun! and yes, it's very educational. I learned a lot when I went a few years back.
It’s so good
What a Pussy
Ethan Jones do you need to be so rude?
I’m going there with my dad on 28th may im so exited
Oh man if you filmed this in a 4k HDR camera it would look amazing, you can see everything in darker areas in HDR.
I went there when I was 10 and I was actually so scared
Me too for real I cried I was so scared
omg same
London dungeon is great but they spent more theme trying to get people to "jump" and laugh rather than shit themselves! I didn't find it scary at all so anyone going don't worry you will be fine it's more weird and unaxpected than scary really :)
I went last Thursday and it was different to this. they must change it every so often. some of it made you jump.
Mike Marsh This video is in the old Tooley Street venue, London Bridge. If you went last week it was in County Hall, Waterloo, so completely new.
+Bobby “ThatLudicrousGamer” Johnsn I'm 17 and too scared to go still ahaha
+wayne philip I totally agree first time I went was in 97 and it was brilliant I was only 9 though
+wayne philip Yeh course man the hanging body gave me the creeps back in the day I used to hide behind my dad thinking it would fall down!
I went there when i lived in England training for degree in nursing and it was the best day out of my life, the actors/actresses were very well versed in what they new, i now live in Ireland but miss the dungeons, so well done to all that took part in entertaining us visiters, your a credit to your profession, Mrs Ann Carolan, Southern Ireland.
i went through it when I was 9. I cried the whole time and had my head in my brothers arm. I had nightmares for weeks 😁
Was there a couple of years ago, it was my 3rd. time in total.
Was again picked by the judge and again accused of "messing around" with a goat.
As it was my 2nd. time i was prepared and pleaded not guilty because the witness could not be trusted for it wasn't a goat but a sheep 😊
Even the "judge" fell out of his role and had a good laugh.
I was very impressed how they did the witch burning, clearly remember the smell of burnt flesh in the air.
Did some research on this and found out that there's a company specialized on producing such smells like puke, rotten/burnt flesh etc.
Really impressive!
I was picked by the judge at the Amsterdam dungeon for witchcraft, I was seen dancing naked in front of a church! So naturally, when the judge asked if I was guilty, I asked if he wanted a demonstration and sensually started to remove my jacket. 😘 He quickly said no and told me I was insane, but damn he had a hard time to keep being serious after that. 😛
I was accused for dancing naked on London Bridge 😂
Was here June last year. Frightened the crap out of my 9 year old so maybe if you have younger children that scare easily don't bring them.
My dads name is Geoff, I went there today (just got back) and he had a face mask on and the judge thought he said his name was “John” and everyone called him John the rest of the time we were in there lol
I was picked by the judge too. He asked if I was guilty or not guilty for running naked through the streets of London. I said 'Unfortunately, I'm not guilty Your Honour, and I mean unfortunately because that sounds like so much fun' 😂 he slammed his wooden stick and started laughing. He found me guilty anyway and I asked if he wouldn't mind joining me in prison as I have a thing for powerful men 😂 he couldn't keep a straight face.
I’m going tomorrow and I am bloody scared as I am 12. I’m glad I watched this so I know what’s tea
Did this yesterday, it's actually very different now! In each room there is an actor and they kind of Guide you to other rooms then leave you with another actor. At the end there is this big drop ride that is in complete darkness.
While heartbreaking this is also very educational ! We had something similar in san francisco california .Hats off to all you brilliant actors and set designers ! Hope to come back to london to see this amazing ride ! Thx for this video ❤
one of the places I whant to visit if I ever go to London England this place looks awesome.
I've been there twice and it's worth it bud!
very cool. not so much scary. they put on a show or performance really..i was there about 2 years ago.it was fun.
I mean it’s pretty cool having been there once, but this is a video from 2013. You commented a year ago. It’s been completely redone, like a few years ago, but definitely after 2013.
is there still this thing with sweeney todd where you can sit on a chair, it gets dark and you can hear him talking behind you and stuff until suddenly the chair falls backwards?
Last time I went there it had Sweeny todd and the chairs
I went there last year and Sweeney Todd was there yes.
I went there's ternary and it was with chairs cause that is the old one on tooled street
*yesterday
There is I went yesterday and it was still there
The location of the London Dungeon has changed. It is now located near the South Bank. Those getting the train should now go to London Waterloo or Waterloo East, not London Bridge as it was before it relocated.
I’m going next Friday (31st) I’m so scared I’ve been before when I was*9 but it was very different
Been there once two years ago, absolutely amazing so happy that I'm going again next month!
I wish they'd bring back the Vengeance ride for the new location. It was fab!
Hmmm strange, seems like this is an older version of the Dungeons... I was in the London Dungeons last wednesday, but it was located in the London Eye area. It was not really like a dark ride or anything, more like a horror themed attraction where you went from room to room where an actor was talking and talking. Not really scary, just fun and with a spooky theme. I was a bit dissappointed... I wanted it to be more like Slenderman, instead of a guided tour through the history of executions. However the toilets were pretty fun themed! If you ever go to the London Dungeons, and you go past a toilet, go inside! You'll hear a voice saying "I can see you hahahaha!" and the door makes a lot of noise when you open and close it xD That was quite fun
You went to the toilet too? Haha, what did the voices say? xD
i have been to the london dungeons ,many years ago with a friend, always wanted to go back but alas due to bad health, am now unable too, so i thank you for taking me on the sights that are new to me, it was also good to see how london really was back in the day, i was born and raised in the Eastend of London, in Shorditch, 5 minutes from Dolston market, again you have made one Eastender very very happy Anna Carolan,
We're sorry to hear that you can't visit again however we're glad you enjoyed our video
I'm going to London for a school trip in November
This was a lot more humorous than I expected.
I fell in love with this one as a kid. It was true wonder!
I went a few years ago. It’s really not as scary as it looks, it’s very educational actually!
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I've been to the London dungeons and would wholly recommend it. The actors are fantastic and the experience is second to none. Of all the London attractions, this is one of the few I would happily visit again and again.
This video, though giving a reasonable representation of the experience, does not do the visit justice - the segments are more intimate than presented here and there's no real background noise from other visitors.
No, I don't work for the dungeons, I'm just a very happy customer.
i went here a few years ago and even though it's a "tourist trap" it was one of my favorite parts about being in london
I found the drop better than tooley street, because i dont think anyone knew you were going to drop first instead of being raised up. The right went on for longer and you not only dropped fast, you were pulled back up real quick aswell... :)
Go to the one in Warwick castle, it's some scary crap
KM Hatter Yes we have visited it, very good
I’m going and I wanted to see if it was as scary as my mum said it was and honestly it doesn’t look scary at all
was there in 2011. Best experience you can have!!
Was a joy 45 years ago..now looks so crowded..so much talking and cheesiness
I went with my daughter on 6/2/19 ....it was brilliant
Went to the new one near London Eye. Very similar, except I'm reading comments that some people got chased! They weren't allowed to touch us. But Marge did stare right at me before Sweeney Todd and told me we could get 'a clean shave'. Scared me because she was a bit over the top. Anyway, great experience.
the most annoying thing when i went was when a bunch of school kids started throwing coins at the actors so we had to miss half of it
That’s awful
ikr but other than that we still got to seee most of the other parts😃
I’ve been to a similar thing in Estonia, I think it’s shorter, but it’s still hella scary
I actually went there and I reccommend it to literally everyone!
Thank you for uploading Shawn! My partner and I will be moving to the old city next year....and we love all things spooky and macabre...you and Charlotte should form "Ghost Tour Worldwide" and head up to Edinburgh for some of the Mercat tours! Love the videos!
Very disappointed to watch this. Not half as good as it was years ago. Where was the sweeney todd experience ?
And the jump back to bloody mary, from jack the ripper, then back to newgate jail hangings, makes no sense.
The organisers really need to get a better time line in place and not just put a filler section in.
People complained of the scariness, so they catered towards younger children.
Pathetic
I went here few years ago with my dad and when we was going round on the boat ride we got to a bit where there was a waxwork scene of a blacksmith shoeing his horse an I saw this little Victorian girl skipping around and she was see through wearing what looked pinkish dress, I’m still not sure if that was part of the scene or a ghost cause no one mentioned it, would be interesting if anyone ever saw this in there
I would have enjoyed it more if they didn't cram so many people into each session. Everyone was fighting to get to the front for each scene/room it was really annoying and ruined the experience for me. I enjoyed it more at it's old location, back when I wen around 6-7 years ago and I dont remember our session being over crowded like my recent experience.
LaurenzoPanda My boyfriend and I went to the one in Edinburgh recently and we were 2 of 8 people on the tour- it meant everyone had a chance to be picked out for something and was good fun. Really the cut off the the number of people for each group at around 15 so everyone has a good experience :)
Lol I'm 6ft 2 so it's ok
hi Shawn I have been to the London dungeon in Westminster and it’s amazing I fell in love with it so I guess you can say I’m a dungeon superfan
I went there when I arrived at London for a trip...I loved it...!!
It is so different now compared to how it was then, and due to COVID there is no boat 😢
I went there on a school trip and it was awesome I enjoy learning about history anyway and it was kind of funny watching the "cool" members of my class jump :)
I had lots of fun when I went there. Ya the jumpscares scared me but I was HORRIFIED when we got to ......mary....
I was there in december last year, its amazing if you like history and its very well made. The actors acts really good. I must say though that you should give it a second thought if you dont like big crowds, small areas and darkness.
It was really done. Because it was really well done, I was scared the whole time and I was shaking like a maraca.
Wow i have come to here before when i couldn’t speak English well and don’t understand what people saying
But this was really exiting for me even i was a kid
And i really wanna go again
I need to go back there! Haven't been in years!
It's not really scary. It's educational and more than a little disturbing, the "St. Anthony's Fire" (Erysipelas and/or ergotism) exhibit creeped me out a bit in 1989.
TRAITORS!! - such a warm welcome when I was there :)
Yea :)
This looks GREAT!!! I hope to visit there, one day!!!
+Arthur Wood Well worth a visit
It's not scary I've done it I'm 9
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I loved this place I am from Australia and would say this was the highlight of my trip can’t wait to take my kids their
im shook of this place :(
I just went to this today! It was freaking awesome!
I went yesterday it was super fun but scared me so bad I nearly wet myself anyway I would recommend you going there as it’s not real and you won’t die thanks for reading I wish you a great day
THANK YOU!!!! YOUR THE BEST!
PHEW that was close I’m so glad I went to the the arcade a few building to the right
On a trip to the UK when I was about 7, me and my big brother pleaded with our parents to take us here (we were both obsessed with the Horrible Histories show/books at the time). Lasted about 2 minutes before I broke down in tears. My dad had to negotiate for a refund for us and I’ve never been back since😂 I’m in London again now. Maybe I’ll handle it better now I’m in my 20s lol
When I went (either 2019 or 2020 before the covid) they had Sweeney Todd in the London dungeons. When we entered mrs lovetts pie shop I said out loud “holy shit this is Sweeney Todd” and mrs Lovett heard me so she brought me up to the front door of Sweeney’s room where he shaves and he brought me in and gave me a shave 🤣🤣. He handed me a board with paper on it saying “don’t panic I’m going to slash you with my blade and then I’ll bring you into the next room when the lights go off” so he did and he brought me Into the other room. He was very nice even though he looked terrifying🤣🤣. Honestly one of the best experiences ever
I just went here this week, its was so scary! because of the dark and the unexpected things. I even fell of the chair when Jack the ripper showed up exactly in front of me and he even pointed his knife towards me!! :( but totally worth it! I'm gonna come here again next time to see what new.
EVERYTHING WAS CHANGED
There used to be a place near here, called Tric Trap, or something like that. I remember once on a school trip when one of the people ran out and started screaming at us and being scared of a puddle. It was so weird and spooky!
I went there on 1 August 2016. It was extremely busy with long long queues and waits for EVERYTHING, so if you hate crowds & crowds of people both in & out do NOT go in school holidays.
The "restaurant" - McDonalds close by - was full to brimming hot & stuffy. Yuk.
The Dungeons probably 'scared' some children but everything featured (i.e. Sweeney Todd/The Ripper is based on fact and in each segment you have an actor relating the story/facts and getting the public to interact etc.
Quite Good - took about 1 hour to get in & out. Cost about £22 each - everything in London costs over £20 p.person these days.
It is situated on the South Bank between Waterloo & Westminster Bridge close to the London Eye.
I went there and When jack the ripper appeared it snagged a baby trolley and the family is just pulling their baby and screaming and my brother and some woman were hugging each other 😂😂😂😂 i swear it was so funny plus the bakery part is my favorite, the details of the bakery were so beautiful
Lol all of my life I thought that it was a bakery 😭😭😂😂😂
Omg I go here like nealy every month I love it but I don't like that it moved from London Bridge I been going since age of 10 lol xxx
I remember going here when I was about 11! I was so scared, so I decided to watch a video on it. I'm now 15 years old!
I'm 12 I'm bareeee scared I'm going tommorow
Going with my school there in a few hours!
Excited to see it but also a lil scared
excellent tour....just as i hoped to watch it...
The current version of the drop ride plays the sound of someone's neck being broken at the end of the drop.
Now I cant wait to go :D
When they locked me in was the best experience 🥰
Similar. I'm visiting London in May (from Australia), and I'm interested in this, but I have this thing about going straight down.
No, these days you're rushed through the attraction in small groups - spending approx. 5 mins in each area. There's not much in the way of signs and figures, just the live acting with Hollywood-style special effects.
I went yesterday and it was amazing
Megan Chalkley I went today but I’ve been before I love horror too much 💀🔫
The guy at the beginning reminds me of the torture guy in "The Princess Bride."
I am from Malaysia, I have booked and will visit this Dungeon next week. Can't wait to feel the thrill :D
I have always wanted to visit The London Dungeon.
I went to the London dungeons on Sunday 25th January 2009 when I was on the boat ride waiting for it to go a boy was being sick at the front of the queue for the ride than I went to the barbers room and I got a fright and screamed my head off and everyone burst out laughing. Than I went to nandos and I had a table by the window over looking the river Thames it was a good day
I went to London dangeon 30 years ago. Is changed a lot. Damn, the imagine isn't clear uff
It look likes very nice and cool, I am going over 2 weeks to london and at the last day we are going to the london dungeon and I am going in the attraction, it's really cool!
Dominique styless yes me to i'm going with school
I am doing this in September for the first time and going in on my own should be fun
Very good video, a shame you can't film in the new one in Waterloo🙄🤷🏾♂️
Gonna be going to the new improved South Bank London Dungeons with my pal this summer, I hope it's got new things to offer :P
I love London. My family visit London every year on Summer. ;)
+Pablo Amat Gómez Such a fun place to visit
I'm 11 and I personally think everyone should enjoy this experience. At first I was pretty nervous. I get scared easily. But I was happy to find out it wasn't even that scary at all. People would jump out at you but that's only if you plan on being the first in line in your group. In my opinion the scariest part was when they talked about Jack the Ripper. Overall it was awesome.
Zero Common Sense i am going there soon. Is the tower where you fall really hard?
So the story is that the dark history of the city manifest down there or something?