We booked this pretty last minute on a day when we felt like we had done everything we could think of. It was a fun change of pace, not too scary (I hate haunted houses) and a fun historic story along the way. Would make a great rainy day activity or to fill the time when nothing else is working out!

Good fun experience with the family. Only marred by the families bringing round very young children with them (please note it does say 12 years and over for a reason) who looked to be about 5 (if that) and proceeded to cry continuously from fairly early on whenever something slightly upsetting took place.

Amazing!! So glad we did this, it was my favourite part of our trip. The boat ride, the death fall, you just don’t know what to expect at each part. The actors are amazing it is funny, kind of scary, personally I wouldn’t recommend for young kids there is a few bits in complete darkness and things that made me jump and I’m 34. I was surprised how many people had small kids there even in prams. Each to their own but my 7 and 9 year olds would have been wanting out after 5 minutes. I found out so much about London history too. Highly recommend, but from about 12/13 up.