London Dungeon to quit Tooley Street for County Hall by Christmas
boroughpaul Wednesday 25 April 2012 6.20pm
Good riddance...but, the patch of land between the London Eye and Westminster Bridge is a hideous overcrowded tourist hell- add the London Dungeon queues and it will become THE place to avoid in London
LongLane Wednesday 25 April 2012 6.26pm
I won't miss fighting the crowd to get along tooley street
Although I will miss seeing the dungeon employees covered in blood with an arm hanging off, doing their shopping in tesco.
Although I will miss seeing the dungeon employees covered in blood with an arm hanging off, doing their shopping in tesco.
boroughpaul Wednesday 25 April 2012 6.37pm
dont worry there are still the other lot across the road!
mickysalt Wednesday 25 April 2012 11.13pm
What you think of the London dungeon is irrelevant, it’s, the fact its moving because Tooly street is going to have its Historic character destroyed therefor its no longer a suitable location for a visitor attraction based on history. That’s not good news.and very bad for the area.
Julia7239 Wednesday 25 April 2012 11.32pm
Is the dungeon in any way authentic?
mickysalt Wednesday 25 April 2012 11.47pm
Hardly the point ,
It was an atmospheric location.
It was an atmospheric location.
boroughonian Wednesday 25 April 2012 11.59pm
I think it's a shame,it worked that it was in the vicinity of the clink.
What postcode is county hall?
What postcode is county hall?
Philpotts24 Thursday 26 April 2012 7.21am
Last year, I finally visited the London Dungeon - only because I was invited by a friend, who had some complimentary tickets. For the advertised price [with +VAT in small print] I would have expected something much more spectacular and I can but imagine that the majority of visitors leave feeling ripped-off.
Quite why it became such a popular attraction, I will never understand. I will not be sorry to see it go and I look forward to being able to walk along that section of Tooley Street without having to negotiate the badly managed queues.
Quite why it became such a popular attraction, I will never understand. I will not be sorry to see it go and I look forward to being able to walk along that section of Tooley Street without having to negotiate the badly managed queues.
jillpne Thursday 26 April 2012 7.25am
Julia7239 wrote:Is the dungeon in any way authentic?
They found one of the skeleton's was real a few month's ago!
boroughmark Thursday 26 April 2012 12.53pm
I am pleased it is going - it brings nothing good to the area.
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