We live close to London so are not "tourists" but decided to have a day out. We were accosted by a guy outside London Bridge Station who told us the London Dungeon is for kids, the London Bridge experience is for adults only (thanks Jack...I don't think so) & is a really scary experience. (If you are 10). After a... More

It's not an epic experience, but the views on and of the bridge are wonderful. I enjoyed the exhibit on different bridges around the world as well. Doesn't take long to see it. Worthwhile. More

We so wish we had not wasted our time with this visit. (Okay, our 13 year old enjoyed it!) We had to wait to go in, wait after we went in, wait after the first scare, wait after that..... I would not recommend this experience, unless you are 13! Definately not suitable for younger children. The only plus perhaps is... More

I took my wife there as part of a trip to London. We pre-booked our tickets and still had to stand in-line for 40 minutes before we got in. We then had to wait another 10 minutes for a number of other visitors to be processed before we got started. After no more than 40 paces and a not so... More

Having visited The London Dungeons a few times now, we thought we would try something a little different so approached one of the actors who were roaming outside of the tube station. We were offered discounted tickets at £13.95 each (there were 3 of us - if we were 2 it would have been 2-for-1). To be honest, we were... More

Had a great time at the LBE. We thought the actors really got into the spirit of the occasion. My eight year old wasn't scared as the guardian angel made the final part really exciting as they raced through fighting zombies. More

My daughter (aged 16) and I went to the London Bridge Experience (LBE) because we did not get into the London Dungeon (LD) where we waited nearly 1.5 hours then finally gave up and went to this venue instead. Firstly we were approached by 4 people working for the LBE but strangely none approached us regarding the LD - I... More

A friend and I visited the London Bridge Experience this past March using our London Pass for admission. We both had a fun time, although it was not as scary or quite as professionally done as i was expecting. The live actors at the beginning did a great job, although they were sometimes a little difficult to understand with the... More

Tghe walk acrosss London Bridge was wonderful - everyone having fun,enjoying themagnificent views down both parts o fthe river, At the London BridgeStation end there was acarnival - lots of fun. PLUS, LOTS OF SUNSHINE. More