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London Dungeons

Indeed it was that video! Thank you for posting it :) I’m sorry I didn’t send the link though, for some reason my device isn’t letting me copy and paste. But still, I’m glad this footage exists. It looked extremely different in there, wish I could’ve gone.
 
HaroldJRed said:
Indeed it was that video! Thank you for posting it :) I’m sorry I didn’t send the link though, for some reason my device isn’t letting me copy and paste. But still, I’m glad this footage exists. It looked extremely different in there, wish I could’ve gone.
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I would recommend visiting the Clink museum as that is quite similar to the original London dungeons.
 
I’m doing the dungeon for the first time today. I am quite nervous, anything to expect/ any tips?
 
It's not really that scary, I'd put it one level above Horrible Histories. I will warn you that you may be picked on to demonstrate torture equipment or to be tried for your crimes, if this happens then just play along.
 
Skyscraper said:
Stand at the back of the group during the shows to avoid being picked.
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No I am fine with being picked, I even get nervous going in scare mazes I’ve been in a lot! Always enjoy them in the end though.

Some of the other people in my group where a bit confused in what to expect too, though
 
Just did it. It was okay. There wasn’t a boat ride, where is the boat ride?
 
The_bup said:
Just did it. It was okay. There wasn’t a boat ride, where is the boat ride?
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It breaks down rather frequently. Sometimes if you go up to the front desk a day or two later and ask, they'll take you backstage through the staff areas so you can do the boat ride (they also let me re-ride the drop tower). It was pretty cool to see backstage too! Of course this isn't guaranteed at all, I might've got lucky with a nice staff member, but if you're in the area anyway there's no harm in asking.
 
BenTechy66 said:
It breaks down rather frequently. Sometimes if you go up to the front desk a day or two later and ask, they'll take you backstage through the staff areas so you can do the boat ride (they also let me re-ride the drop tower). It was pretty cool to see backstage too! Of course this isn't guaranteed at all, I might've got lucky with a nice staff member, but if you're in the area anyway there's no harm in asking.
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don’t know how I feel about an hours trip back to London but thanks!
 
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