The York Dungeon

Delve into depths of York’s horrible history at the York Dungeon – and SAVE 30% with OG York.

Learn about some of the darkest chapters of the city’s history with gripping storytelling and interactive theatrical performances within the confines of chambers themed in the most gruesome manner.

Book your York Dungeon tickets now and experience the this terrifying 75-minute experience with live actors.

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The York Dungeon entry & ticket info

From £19 £16.10 – SAVE 30% with OriginalYork

Duration
75 mins

Family friendly
Ages five and above

Accessibility
Good general access

Pets
Only assistance and guide dogs allowed

Toilets
Regular & accessible toilets

How to get to the York Dungeon

12 Clifford St, York YO1 9RD

Railway station – 13 minute walk

Park & Ride – Designer Outlet – Service 7 or Poppleton Bar – Service 59 – Clifford Street and Tower Street stop

Nearest car park – Coppergate

York walls – Fishergate Postern or Baile Hill Tower – 7 mins each

Clifford’s Tower – 4 mins
York Castle Museum – 5 mins
Shambles – 5 mins
York Minster – 15 mins

The York Dungeon is a walk-through experience that brings the history of York to life through a series of live shows, immersive sets, and special effects.

It recreates some of the dark and gruesome aspects of the city’s past using theatrical actors, jump scares, and sensory experiences like smells and loud noises.

Curse of the witch – 📸 Supplied

The York Dungeon experience lasts approximately 75 minutes, excluding any queuing times.

The York Dungeon is located on Clifford Street a short walk from Clifford’s Tower and The Park & Ride Clifford Street and Tower Street stop.

Park & Ride Buses leave here for Designer Outlet – Service 7 or Poppleton Bar – Service 59.

The recommended age is 8 years old and visitors aged under 16 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years old or over.

Children under the age of five years old will not be admitted, due to the slightly scary nature of some of the scenes.

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