London Dungeon

About a year ago Kjell Steinar and I decided that it was about time to do some tourist stuff while he was visiting me in London. I believe a lot of people have heard of London Dungeon, and since I get easily scared Kjell Steinar was the perfect person for me to go with. Not that he could protect me against all the evil that was haunting the dungeon.

It is very easy to get to London Dungeon. I believe the easiest way is to take the underground to London Bridge Station, which you can find on the Northern and Jubilee Line. (See underground)

London Dungeon is almost a trip down history. You are in a small group of people where you are following one of the scary guides and they tell you terrifying stories from a long time ago. They are involving the people, sometimes a little too much in my opinion. I have to admit that I was quite scared when they put me in a cage and I was sure that something was going to happen to me. (This was the part when Kjell Steinar could not protect me.) Thank god nothing did, but I am not afraid to say that I was terrified.

As you are on this tour you get to hear about the Great Fire of London, Jack the Ripper and an anatomy theatre to mention a few. It is quite educational of how London used to be, with a great hint of scariness. The guides are wearing costumes and they are really into their job with telling these stories and scaring us. The tour ends with a drop ride to doom and your last scream of the day. I was very impressed and I can understand why this is a popular tourist attraction here in London.

Even though I get very easily frightened I absolutely do not regret going to this. It was a lot of fun and I would totally recommend going here. I would say that it is not suited for young children and people who get nightmares. Other than that, enjoy the tour!