Have an amazing day out at 4 of London’s top attractions - Madame Tussauds, The London Dungeon, The EDF Energy London Eye and Tower Bridge Exhibition. – Save 14% when you book online.

Madame Tussaud's - Marylebone Road, London NW1 5LR

Experience the glittering world of fame in the interactive A-list party, star in your very own Premiere Night, strike a penalty under the watchful eye of David Beckham or race against your friends with Lewis Hamilton in the Sport Zone.  You can have your photo taken with Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, live out your ultimate Pop Rock fantasy in the Music Zone and brave the serial killers in Scream.  Relive London’s rich history in the Spirit of London Taxi Ride and meet some of Britain’s best loved small-screen personalities in the TV Studio.

Marvel Superheroes 4D - Included in entrance ticket
Marvel Entertainment, LLC and Madame Tussauds London have joined forces to create a unique new experience. Scheduled to open VERY SOON, “Marvel Super Heroes 4D” will bring to life some of the world’s best loved Super Heroes through a mix of 4D animation, interactive themed areas and startlingly realistic wax figures.

Atmospheric sets will conjure up the high-tech Super Hero world of S.H.I.E.L.D (Supreme Headquarters International Espionage Law-enforcement Division) and you will be able to get up close to wax figures of six of Marvel’s most famous names – Spider-Man, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Wolverine, Nick Fury and The Invisible Woman. There will also be the chance for you to “turn hero” in a series of interactive experiences including walking on the ceiling with Spider-Man and stepping into Iron Man’s chest shield.

The London Dungeon - 28 - 34 Tooley Street, London, SE1 2SZ

Transport yourself back to the darkest moments in the capital’s history within the deep depths of the London Dungeon. Live actors, shows, rides and interactive special effects ensure that you face your fears head on in this unique experience. Everything that you see is based on real historical events from Jack the Ripper, to the Great Fire of London, torture and the plague. With two scary rides the London Dungeon provides a thrilling and fun experience that will leave your family screaming for more! Ninety minutes of thrills and chills… are you brave enough? 

The legendary attraction with a unique talent for uncovering history’s horrible bits lifts the lid on some of the brutal practices of medicine’s blood splattered past, as Tooley Street’s blundering 18th century butcher-surgeon opens the doors to his filthy make-shift operating room. Full of fresh body parts, rusty blood encrusted surgical instruments, puss-ridden bandages, dog eared anatomical diagrams and the discarded or partially dissected corpses of previous patients, this is a dark, dismal and decidedly dangerous place.

As guests gather to witness some of the toe curling therapies commonly used in the days before anaesthetic, antiseptic and patient’s charters, the menacing surgeon selects his next patient and straps them securely in to his “state of the art” treatment chair to showcase his skills. For those who emerge unscathed there’s a whole dungeon full of frightening fun. From the Victorian stomping ground of Jack the Ripper to Sweeney Todd’s hair-raising barber shop, a hanging inspired drop ride and with plenty of twisted humour, blood, gore and more in between, there’s centuries of history’s horrible bits to discover.

Vengeance: the UK’s first 5D Laser Ride (included in the ticket price)
An entirely new, super sensory, adrenaline-charged, ride was unleashed at the London Dungeon on 28th May 2011 – Vengeance: the UK’s first 5D Laser Ride.
 
Taking scare to a whole new level, this technologically groundbreaking 5D ride is a full scale assault on the senses. Guests will be transported to a Séance set in Victorian times at 50 Berkeley Square, alleged to be the most haunted house in London at the time.  Here riders will come face to face with one of the most famous and feared mediums of the age, Florence Cook, who will take them on the ultimate ghost hunt in a high octane battle of skill, speed and nerve.
 
Completely disorientated in the dark and spinning at high speeds, riders will shoot it out with twisted, vengeful spirits, whilst facing their full destructive force. This is definitely not a ride for the faint hearted and wusses should take the ‘escape door’ option!

The London Eye
The EDF Energy London Eye offers breathtaking views of London from high above the River Thames. See Big Ben towering above the Houses of Parliament, follow St. James Park as it sweeps down to Buckingham Palace. Is the Queen at home? You’ll spot the flag flying if she is.  A Standard Ticket Experience on the London Eye lasts for approximately 30 minutes, the time it takes for the London Eye to revolve completely. Relax in one of the 32 high-tech glass capsules and enjoy the London skyline at your leisure.

EDF Energy London Eye 4D
The London Eye 4D is a groundbreaking 3D film with in theatre effects, such as wind, bubbles and mist, to make the 4D.  The film itself is a touching story of a little girl in London with her father. Her view of famous London landmarks is obscured by people and traffic, but a seagull draws her attention to the London Eye and her father takes her for a visit; finally she has an amazing view of the city. Colourful parties inside the capsule, time lapse of the London Eye day and night and a spectacular firework display all add up to an emotional and entertaining experience; the perfect prelude to a visit to the London Eye itself.

All standard ticket guests wishing to see the 4D Experience would need to join the 4D entrance queue in County Hall with their tickets 45 minutes prior to their London Eye required time.  The 4D experience lasts approximately 15 minutes.

EDF Energy London In-Capsule Experience
The EDF Energy London Eye have now added a brand new in-capsule experience which will be available to all guests who visit London’s most iconic landmark. The London Eye’s capsules are now complete with state of the art Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 devices, displaying photos and information created exclusively for the London Eye.  Features include key information on landmarks that can be seen from the London Eye as well as a 3D view of each sight.  Innovative, 360 degree non-stop-24-hour filming has granted the EDF Energy London Eye and its guests the first ever multi-dimensional views of the spectacular sights of the capital.

Eggsellent Easter at the EDF Energy London Eye - Friday 31st March to Sunday 15th April
This Easter, the EDF Energy London Eye is inviting guests to London’s most iconic landmark to join in the fun with this year’s free* on-site Easter arts and crafts activities.

From Friday 6th to Monday 9th April, families can don their creative caps and get involved in the London Eye’s Easter activities.

Children can get busy with a number of crafts from decorating papier mache eggs, Easter animal masks, flowers or chicks. A host of arts materials and a splash of imagination will ensure the Easter creations are brought to life to be taken home and cherished as Easter keepsakes.

In addition, families can join in the ultimate egg decorating egg-stravaganza at the EDF Energy London Eye. Five giant white eggs will be installed on the London Eye’s landscape from Friday 31st March to Sunday 15th April when everyone will be invited to take part in transforming them into egg-stravagant and colourful Easter eggs.

To upgrade this package to fast track entry on the London Eye, see our Madame Tussauds, London Dungeon, Fast Track London Eye & Tower Bridge package

Tower Bridge Exhibition - Tower Bridge, London
The Tower Bridge Exhibition is the award-winning attraction inside the bridge. Discover full size steam engines and working models showing how the bridge works.  The Walkways are a true "must-see" as they allow you a stunning panorama of London, 42 metres above the Thames, where you can view (amongst many other sights) the Tower of London, London Eye, St Paul's Cathedral. The bridge opens to allow river traffic through 900 times a year, another spectacle not to be missed! The original Victorian Engine Rooms demonstrate how the historic bridge was run when it first opened over 100 years ago. The Tower Bridge Exhibition is open all year round except 24th, 25th and 26th December.

Please note: On Wednesday 29th February 2012 the last available time-slot of the day at EDF Energy London Eye will be 7:30pm and not the normal 8:30pm as previously advertised. This is due to an exclusive event.

Madame Tussauds
By Tube:  Madame Tussauds is a two minute walk from Baker Street tube station. Baker Street underground station is on the Bakerloo, Circle, Jubilee, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City lines, making it a short, easy journey from anywhere on the central London tube network

By Train:  Marylebone Station is within 10 minutes walking distance of Madame Tussauds. Euston, St.Pancras, Paddington, Victoria, Waterloo and Charing Cross mainline stations are all within five stops on the tube.

By Bus:  13, 18, 27, 30, 74, 82, 113, 139 and 274.
 
The London Dungeon
By Tub and Train:  100 metres from London Bridge Station: British Rail and London Underground (Northern and Jubilee Lines). 400 metres from Monument/Bank Station: Docklands Light Railway, London Underground (District Circle, Central and Northern Lines).

By Bus:   21, 35, 40, 43, 47, 78, 133, 149, 381

The London Eye
By Tube:  Waterloo is the closest tube station to the London Eye. Waterloo is about five minutes walking distance. Exit the station following signs for the South Bank.  Embankment and Charing Cross stations are close together on the north side of the River Thames. Both tube stations are a ten-fifteen minute walk to reach the London Eye. From the station, cross over Hungerford Bridge.
 
By Train:  The closest rail stations to the London Eye are Waterloo and Charing Cross.
Waterloo is the closest rail station to the London Eye. Waterloo is about five minutes walking distance; take exit six for the South Bank and follow the signs.
Charing Cross is about a fifteen minute walk to the London Eye. Cross over Hungerford Bridge.
 
By Bus:  Buses to the London Eye include the 211, 77 and 381. The London Eye is on most London sightseeing bus tours and on the RV1 route that connects the London Eye to the Tate Modern and Covent Garden
 
Tower Bridge Exhibition
By Tube:  Tower Hill on the District and Circle Lines is the closest tube station.  Alternatively you can use London Bridge on the Northern and Jubilee Lines.
 
By Train:  London Bridge is the closest train station.  You can also use Fenchurch Street or Tower Gateway DLR Stations.
 
By Bus:  Use numbers 15, 25, 40, 42, 47, 78,100, D1, P11, RV1

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