Plan Your Visit to The London Bridge Experience

Q: Is The London Bridge Experience accessible for disabled guests?

Yes. Although The London Bridge is a historic site, we’ve implemented accessibility features wherever feasible. These include wheelchair access in some areas and lift facilities. We kindly ask that you notify us in advance regarding any specific requirements so we can check the appropriate accommodations are available.

Q: Are photography and phones allowed inside?

No. Photography or recording devices are strictly prohibited throughout both The London Bridge Experience and London Tombs.

Q: What if I arrive late for my pre-booked time?

Tickets for this immersive horror experience are non-transferable and non-exchangeable. However, if you arrive late, you may—at administration discretion—be admitted during the next available time slot. If that slot has a higher ticket value than the one you booked, an additional payment may be required to cover the difference.

Opening hours: Varies by day

Duration: 45 – 60 minutes

Step Into 2,000 Years of History and Horror in London

Looking for spooky things to do in London? Don’t miss the chance to explore The London Bridge Experience—a multi-award-winning attraction that blends spine-tingling thrills with rich historical storytelling. Located beneath the iconic London Bridge, this immersive journey takes you through centuries of London’s dark past, from Roman invasions to the chilling tales of Jack the Ripper.

After your historical adventure, descend into the infamous London Tombs, a terrifying haunted house experience built on a real plague pit. This scare maze features blood-soaked corridors, lurking zombies, and jump scares that will leave even the bravest visitors breathless.

Plan your visit to The London Bridge Experience and London Tombs to experience the ultimate fusion of education and adrenaline at London’s most unforgettable scare attraction.

Quick Overview

Address: The Rennie Vaults, 2–4 Tooley Street, London SE1 2SY.

Opening Times:

Monday–Friday: 12:00 p.m. –6:00 p.m.

Saturday–Sunday: 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Duration: Around 45 minutes. Allow up to 1 hour for full experience.

Age Restriction: No strict limit, but under 15 must be with an adult. Guardian Angel tour available for kids.

Booking Tips: Book online early to secure your preferred time slot and avoid queues.

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Best Time to Visit The London Bridge Experience and London Tombs

To enjoy The London Bridge Experience and London Tombs at their best, plan your visit during off‑peak times to avoid long queues and enhance your experience. Weekends tend to be busier, especially between 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., so consider booking a weekday slot in the morning or late afternoon for a smoother visit. But due to this scare attraction’s popularity, lines may form at any time—booking early can help you make the most of your trip to this legendary horror house in London.

How Long Does The London Bridge Experience Take?

The London Bridge Experience and London Tombs, combining history with hair-raising thrills, last on average 45 minutes. However, the actual timing can vary depending on your curiosity and interaction level. To ensure you fully immerse yourself in this London scary attraction, it’s best to allow up to 1 hour.

How to Get

By Tube

The fastest way to reach The London Bridge Experience from anywhere in London is by Underground. The closest station is London Bridge, served by the Jubilee and Northern lines, just a 5-minute walk from the attraction. Alternatively, Monument Station—served by the Circle and District lines—is about a 10-minute walk across London Bridge.

By Train

If you're arriving from outside London, London Bridge Railway Station is your best bet. It connects Southeastern, Thameslink, and Southern services and is integrated with the Underground, making transfers seamless. From the station, it’s only a 3–5 minute walk to the entrance.

By Bus

Traveling by bus offers a budget-friendly and scenic route to the attraction. Several lines stop nearby, including 17, 21, 35, 43, 47, 133, 141, 149, 343, 344, 381, and 388. Travel times vary depending on your starting point, but most routes drop you within a short walk of The London Bridge Experience.

By Car

Driving in from outside London? Be sure to allow extra time for traffic, especially during peak hours. Nearby parking options include NCP London Bridge Car Park on Kipling Street, The Circle Car Park on Queen Elizabeth Street, and Q‑Park Tower Bridge on Gainsford Street. All are within walking distance of the attraction, making it easy to park and plunge into the horror.

The London Bridge Experience Age Limit

Worried about The London Bridge Experience age limit? This scary attraction welcomes guests of all ages, but there are a few important guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit for everyone:

- No strict age restriction applies to The London Bridge Experience itself. However, children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult throughout the experience.

- For younger visitors, especially those under 11, the venue offers a Guardian Angel Tour—a toned-down version of the scare maze where actors keep their distance and the experience is less intense.

- The attraction does not recommend bringing children aged 4 and under.