Discover Scotland's most chilling tales with a ticket to the Edinburgh Dungeon! Are you brave enough to enter the city's spookiest place?
Why Visit the Edinburgh Dungeon?
At the indicated time, head to 31 Market Place in the heart of Edinburgh to begin your descent into over 1,000 years of spine-tingling history.
With your ticket, you'll embark on an interactive journey packed with live actors, immersive sets, thrilling rides, and jaw-dropping special effects that bring Edinburgh's most notorious stories to life.
As you navigate through the dungeon's twisting corridors, you'll hear, see, and even smell the city's eerie past. Meet infamous figures like the murderous Burke and Hare, the cannibal Sawney Bean, and the fearsome witch Agnes Finnie. You'll feel the terror of the Black Plague and encounter the grim torture chamber where screams echo through the ages.
From start to finish, this hair-raising adventure combines history, horror, and humour. With each terrifying twist, you'll laugh, scream, and learn about the darker side of Scotland's past. And with the heart-pounding drop ride and mind-blowing special effects, it's an experience you won't forget in a hurry!
After 1 hour and 10 minutes, your underground journey will come to a chilling conclusion… or will it?
Types of tickets
When booking, you can choose between two types of tickets:
- Peak ticket: corresponds to the days of the week with the highest demand
- Off peak entry: corresponds to the days of the week with less demand.
Children Under 8
Although the minimum age is 5, this experience is not recommended for children under 8. In any case, children aged 5-15 must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Please be aware that the experience takes place in a dark setting with loud noises, which may not be suitable for all children.
Additional Info
Please note that people with disabilities who purchase a standard ticket will qualify for one complimentary ticket for an accompanying person. The free ticket for the accompanying person can be requested on the day of the activity upon presentation of proof of disability.