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London Dungeon Step 1/3 London Dungeon Consumer rating 78% Details Take a trip on the terrifying Traitor Boat Ride to Hell, lose yourself in the Labyrinth of the Lost - the world ... Station: London Bridge Tube Location map What? Tickets for London Dungeon When? day null 21st November 2008 22nd November 2008 23rd November 2008 24th November 2008 25th November 2008 26th November 2008 27th November 2008 28th November 2008 29th November 2008 30th November 2008 1st December 2008 2nd December 2008 3rd December 2008 4th December 2008 5th December 2008 6th December 2008 7th December 2008 8th December 2008 9th December 2008 10th December 2008 11th December 2008 12th December 2008 13th December 2008 14th December 2008 15th December 2008 16th December 2008 17th December 2008 18th December 2008 19th December 2008 20th December 2008 21st December 2008 22nd December 2008 23rd December 2008 24th December 2008 26th December 2008 27th December 2008 28th December 2008 29th December 2008 30th December 2008 31st December 2008 1st January 2009 2nd January 2009 3rd January 2009 4th January 2009 5th January 2009 6th January 2009 7th January 2009 8th January 2009 9th January 2009 10th January 2009 11th January 2009 12th January 2009 13th January 2009 14th January 2009 15th January 2009 16th January 2009 17th January 2009 18th January 2009 19th January 2009 20th January 2009 21st January 2009 22nd January 2009 23rd January 2009 24th January 2009 25th January 2009 26th January 2009 27th January 2009 28th January 2009 29th January 2009 30th January 2009 31st January 2009 1st February 2009 2nd February 2009 3rd February 2009 4th February 2009 5th February 2009 6th February 2009 7th February 2009 8th February 2009 9th February 2009 10th February 2009 11th February 2009 12th February 2009 13th February 2009 14th February 2009 15th February 2009 16th February 2009 17th February 2009 18th February 2009 19th February 2009 20th February 2009 21st February 2009 22nd February 2009 23rd February 2009 24th February 2009 25th February 2009 26th February 2009 27th February 2009 28th February 2009 1st March 2009 2nd March 2009 3rd March 2009 4th March 2009 5th March 2009 6th March 2009 7th March 2009 8th March 2009 9th March 2009 10th March 2009 11th March 2009 12th March 2009 13th March 2009 14th March 2009 15th March 2009 16th March 2009 17th March 2009 18th March 2009 19th March 2009 20th March 2009 21st March 2009 22nd March 2009 23rd March 2009 24th March 2009 25th March 2009 26th March 2009 27th March 2009 28th March 2009 29th March 2009 30th March 2009 31st March 2009 London Dungeon 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. New For 2008 – Jack the Ripper 1888, and the fear rises inside you as you enter Jack the Ripper’s Whitechapel. As you wander the stinking slums the true horror of his terrible crimes is revealed in bloody, graphic detail. And then a scream, the flash of a cloak and an evil smile as you come face to face with Jack the Ripper himself… will you survive? 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: 21 March-4 April: 9:30-18:30 5 April-20 April: 10:00-19:00 21 April-23 May: 10:00-17:30 24 May-01 June: 9:30-18:30 2 June-18 July: 10:30-17:30 19 July-1 August: 9:30-18:30 2 August-31 August: 9:30-19:00 01 September-17 October: 10:00-17:30 18 October-2 November: 9:30-19:00 3 November-30 December: 10:00-17:00* *Except: 24, 26 and 31 December, 1 January: 11:00-16:00 Closed: 25 December A VOUCHER MUST BE PRINTED OUT AND TAKEN TO THE ATTRACTION AFTER THE BOOKING HAS BEEN MADE. Sarah Bolton London Attractions Editor Click here to contact me Top Ten Most popular attractions 1.  Madame Tussauds and Chamber 2.  Tower of London 3.  London Dungeon 4.  London Aquarium 5.  Thorpe Park 6.  St Paul's Cathedral 7.  Dali Universe 8.  London Bridge Experience 9.  Shakespeare's Globe Exhibition 10.  London Zoo

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