Where is The London Dungeon situated?

South Bank
The London Dungeon is located on London’s South Bank, a short walk from Waterloo mainline and London Underground stations.

What street is The London Dungeon on?

Westminster Bridge Road, South Bank
London Dungeon

Established	15 September 1974
Location	County Hall, Westminster Bridge Road, South Bank, London, SE1 United Kingdom
Coordinates	51.502685°N 0.119433°W
Public transit access	Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo East
Website	thedungeons.com/london

What tube station is nearest London Dungeon?

Waterloo Tube station
Tube and Mainline Railway We are 4-5 minutes walk from Waterloo Tube station, which is on the Northern, Jubilee and Bakerloo Lines. Waterloo mainline station is also just 4-5 minutes walk.

What stop is London Dungeon?

The nearest tube station to the London Dungeon is Waterloo Station. This is accessible via the Bakerloo, Nothern, Waterloo and City and Jubilee lines. When exiting the station please follow the signs for the London Eye.

Where did The London Dungeon used to be?

The London Dungeon was originally located under the railway arches on Tooley Street but moved to the South Bank in 2013.

How long does it take to walk around the London Dungeons?

We recommend allowing approximately 60-75 minutes for your visit.

Where do you park for the London Dungeons?

Sadly there is no parking available at the London Dungeon. There is though a car park close to the attraction; Q-Park Westminster car park is located just a short distance from The London Dungeon and we are able to offer a discount of 15% to those that pre-book their parking.

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Was there a real London Dungeon?

The Old London Dungeon History Established as a tourist attraction in 1974, the London Dungeon has become one of the city’s most popular sights and a hotspot for tourists and travellers looking for thrills and chills.

Why did The London Dungeon move?

The impending rebuild of London Bridge station, and the desire by operator Merlin Entertainments to consolidate its suite of attractions in the tourist-thronged South Bank scene, are the reasons for the move, which will see the Dungeon depart the railway archway it has called home since opening in 1974.

Does London Dungeons have parking?

Has The London Dungeon moved?

In 2013, the London Dungeon moved from its premises of 39 years in Tooley Street, to County Hall, South Bank, to be grouped with other Merlin-owned attractions such as the London Eye.

Are there real rats in The London Dungeon?

We do have real rats at The London Dungeon, however they live in their very own customised rat house, so you can look at them without having to come into contact with them.

Where is the London Dungeon?

Where is The London Dungeon? Just follow signs for the South Bank; we are right next door to the London Eye and SEA LIFE London Aquarium. It’s all you need for a day out in one place and we can even save you money with combined tickets

How much do the London Dungeon tickets cost?

The London Dungeon admission prices can vary. Entrance tickets currently cost $37.38, while a popular guided tour starts around $34.61 per person. See all 18 The London Dungeon tickets and tours on Tripadvisor Do you need to book The London Dungeon tickets in advance?

Is there a car park close to the London Dungeon?

There is also a car park close to the attraction; Q-Park Westminster car park is located just a short distance from The London Dungeon and we are able to offer a discounts of 15% to those that pre-book their parking.

What is the off-peak offer at the London Dungeon?

Grab yourself some friends and head to the London Dungeon with our off-peak offer. Available Monday – Friday only, with a minimum of 3 tickets Book together and save! Visit multiple top London attractions and save!