London Dungeon, London

I thought the London Dungeons was marvellous. I am 12 on valentines day and am goin wid 4 of mi frnds. The freefall ride is scary, if your a wimp like me and I luvd the sweeney todd part. The Jack the ripper bit is so startling, it was absolutely unbelievable. This the place to go if you have children because as they are havin a great time in the mega gory exhibits, they are learning some british history. I did. I didn't know that Jack the ripper remained unknown to this day. I hope I have convinced you to go, I promise that you will always remember it!!! Luv from Anida, Hayes, Middx

When you hear the name ' The London Dungeon', you are expecting something close to the Tower of London. It is thte cheeziest horror house I've seen. They take you from the time of the Black Death, to Jack the Ripper. As fake as everything looked, it is still graphic when it comes to the Jack the Ripper sequence. If you do choose to waste your money, do not take young children. Go see the Tower of London instead.

Hi reviewers.! i went to London on a trip with my school we went to many attractions but the best attraction for me was The London Dungeon. Allthough it was a little expensive, it was worth the money! As everyone else said the queues are VERY long....yes it was when i went but it was our turn to go inside with in 15 mins.!! We went inside and screamed as we had our photo took where the staff were telling us how to pose....the picture turned out to be a great success! Our group contained 30-40 kids and 5 adults and we all enjoyed our day out ... The staff were absoulutely amazing, their costumes//make-up, the put on voices and the art to scare. I don't understand what put other people off because it was great.!

The London dungeon is very exciting and very interesting. I like scary things! And my dad was already there! He was so happy! And the name is very scary, too.

London is full of real and historic sites...why waste time on such a tacky tourist trap? Want dungeons? Visit the Tower of London. And parents, for pity sake, why take your kids to someplace that presents all this gruesome plastic gore?

I went to the Dungeons as a kid, and remember being enthralled by the the exhibition, which at that time was based on exhibits, much like a museum. At this time it really educated people about the London's gruesome history. I went again in September 2008 , and was very dissapointed - even when taking into account that my tastes will have developed over the years. The place has evolved into a series of short performances by actors in an attempt to take the punters through the darker history of London. And it falls very flat. The sets are dull and repetitive, the acting is not up to much and in terms of educational content you'd learn more from an episode of Sesame Street. In the attractions defence, there were some amusing moments - mainly involving embarassing audience participation. However, the 'boat ride' was out of action, although the 'hanging' ride was amusing for a fraction of a second. DEFINITELY DO NOT pay the full price - there are a wealth of 2-for-1 offers available, which just about make it worth it at cost of 2 pepole for about £20. Check the internet.

The place was way overpriced, not very scary, and smelled of urine and feces throughout. The gift shop was okay, but the exhibits were painfully amateurish and poorly presented. The log ride? What a joke. No quality whatsoever. Please don't waste your time standing in line and your money on this smelly, no-better-than-a-middle-school-Halloween-fun-house place. It was horrible, but certainly not the type of horrible you should pay good money for.

As are all of the dungeons, I found this one breathtakingly realistic. The atmosphere was brilliant and really exciting. Would definetly go back!

ive experianced this place many a times it was fun thriling educational and a great enviroment which sets the scene very well london dungeon is suitible for all the family but teens and adults may enjoy it the most with its humor mixed with its horror i rate this top marks

The place was boring! The Jack the Ripper exhibit was a slide show. Not a good one at that. Most of the time was spent standing around.