York Dungeon: Entry Ticket

Ten live shows, scary surprises, and 2,000 years of Britain's dark history

★ 4.7 · 22 ratings1 hr 15 min

From€23.44Price updates with your selection.

A man in a curly white wig smiles from a high wooden podium at three amused people standing below in a room with dark wooden panels.

A person in a striped outfit and tall hat stares intently, sitting in a dim room with a cross and candle on a shelf behind them.

Man with curly white wig and glasses in period costume pointing finger while reading from a book in a vintage room.

Three people on a bench react with fear and excitement as a person to the left reaches towards them in a dark room.

A person in historical attire with a distressed expression holds a bloody rope, over a blood-stained cloth in a dim, eerie room.

Duration1 hr 15 min

LocationYork

AccessibilityWheelchair accessible

The experience

Ten live shows, scary surprises, and 2,000 years of Britain's dark history

The York Dungeon promises a 75-minute journey into over 2,000 years of York's horrific history! Terrible characters, immersive sets, and spectacular special-effects draw you into this walk-through experience that involves all your senses.

If you don't like things going bump in the night, you'll be glad to know the York Dungeon is also open during the day. This gives you no reason not to immerse yourself in the dark history of York – and England!

What’s included

Access to the York Dungeon and all its zones

Not included

Souvenir photo

Where to go

York Dungeon

12 Clifford St

View meeting point mapLocal timezone: Europe/London

Before you book

Important visitor information

Must know

Visitors under 16 must be accompanied by an adult (16+)

Unaccompanied kids aged 16-17 must show proof of age

Before purchase

Children under 5 not permitted. Recommended for ages 8+

Free entry for one carer per disabled visitor (with proof of disability)

Not suitable for those suffering from claustrophobia

How to use

The Dungeon tour is run in English to cater to the vast majority of visitors

Non-English speakers will still be able to enjoy the sensory nature of the tours but may not experience the attraction in the same way as those proficient in English

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