A little hard to find but once in a great experience! Front of house pleasantly welcome you and pass you on to the tour guide who meets you at the bottom of a dark stairwell! A history of the bridge with actors to the final maze! Take it if you dare! A great laugh, some very dark bits with actors to scare you through your journey. Would definitely recommend a visit if in town!

First off, thumbs up 👍🏻 to the extremely amazing customer service provided at The London Bridge Experience! Everyone there was very friendly, warm, inviting and helpful, even though the experience was meant to be scary. Which it was when you entered the nearly completely dark cellar and started the journey and tour. Even on the tour staff were also funny and put all effort into sticking to their characters. It was a very enjoyable experience. Unfortunately photography wasn't allowed. So in order to know what goes on down there, you'd just need to join the tour and experience it on your own. Definitely not for people with heart issues, but a should do with couples, friends and families with older children.

My husband knows I'm still on a mission to find as many weird & wonderful experiences as I can...and this Christmas present definitely fit the bill! Not really knowing what to expect, we were first whisked off underground on the London Bridge experience - scary!!! - and after recovering from that, we were met by the incredibly accommodating Harry, who took us off to his subterranean dressing room to meet the cast! ( very cool) After our zombie make-up tutorial and costume change we had an incredible 3 course lunch in the restaurant above, and then Harry (our zombie leader) took us off to prepare us for scaring the general public 😁 A fantastic day where we got even more than we bargained for and it was worth every single penny! Harry was a superb guide and we had more fun than we've had in quite a while 😄👍👍👍

For a family experience, this is great fun and super cost effective too. The staff couldn’t make you feel more welcome and for anyone nervous or needing adjustments they are sensitive and couldn’t do enough. In fact, the great staff really made the day. There is a genuinely good balance of historical fact that gives the tour relevance (we’re not talking A level revision territory, just some useful insight into how long the bridge has been there and it’s part in London’s broader history). It’s brought to life through an immersive experience that is a great add on to a trip to the area and definitely worth a go. Genuinely this is better than the London Dungeon which just felt impersonal, expensive and put us off experiences like this about five years ago and just wasn’t good if anyone in your party needs adjustments. This is not something we normally would have done and I am so glad we did. Thanks all at the London Bridge Experience!

It was okay and fun. I have nothing bad to say about this place, the actors were good and it's fun. The only thing I will say is that there is 0 point going here and also going to London dungeons. London Dungeons actors, stories, and whole general experience is far far superior and much more immersive. At similar prices I just don't see why you'd need to do both. Also one slight issue in my opinion is, for the jump scare part at the end they make you go in a line with your hand placed on the person in front of you 's back. Now this is clearly for safety as it is very dark and I totally understand the need for this but if you are not in the front third of the line then the jump scare is absolutely pointless as you know exactly when it is coming because you hear the others scream.