The Edinburgh Dungeon |
Details Skip the line! Purchase your ticket to The Edinburgh Dungeon ahead of time to take advantage of jumping the queue and gaining fast track entry. Don't waste time waiting in lines on vacation! The Edinburgh Dungeon uses live actors, shows, a spooky ride and interactive special effects to take you on a unique journey through Scotland's most horrible history. Meet the ghosts of the city when you delve into the world of the paranormal in Scotland's haunted capital. Everything that you see is based on real historical events from the brutal Clan Wars, to Edinburgh's Great Fire and the Anatomy Theatre. With a chilling boat ride into the lair of cannibal Sawney Bean the Edinburgh Dungeon provides a thrilling and fun experience that will leave you screaming for more! Allow at least 1 hour to visit The Edinburgh Dungeon. Schedule Details Departure Dates: Daily, except December 25 (Christmas Day) Departure Point: The Edinburgh Dungeon is located at 31 Market Street, less than 100 meters from Waveley Station Departure Time: Opening Hours November 01 to March 09: weekdays 11:00am - 4:pm (last admission) November 01 to March 09: weekends 10:30am - 4:30pm (last admission) March 10 to June 29: 10:00am - 5:00pm (last admission) June 30 to September 02: 10:00am - 7:00pm (last admission) September 03 to October 26: 10:00am - 5:00pm (last admission) October 27 to 31: 10:00am - 6:00pm (last admission) Itinerary: Anatomy Theater If you are squeamish at the sight of modern surgery you will be in for a shock at The Edinburgh Dungeons' Anatomy Theatre. In the 18th century, medical and surgical schools were a catastrophic mess of unhygienic barbarism! The dissection of corpses in these schools were as much a show of theatrical entertainment as they were education. In the same manner that public executions were reveled in, these bloody procedures were the subject of excitable spectators. As organs were plucked from the corpse and blood spilt, it was often considered the more mess created the greater the spectacle and, as most corpses were fresh from the local prison, the sight of this butchery was considered a source of justifiable glee! See if you can stomach the Anatomy Theatre demonstration at the Edinburgh Dungeon and be careful of the slippery floor! Clan Wars Deep in The Edinburgh Dungeon, bloodthirsty battle cries and clashes of steel ring throughout the cavernous halls. The Scottish Clan Wars are thrust into the present day as the story of the Clan MacDonald of Glencoe unfolds before you. You find yourself hiding in a croft with terrified MacDonald clansmen as rival Campbells approach intent on destroying their enemy. On the morning of the 13th February 1692, 38 unarmed MacDonalds were ruthlessly murdered under the orders of the new king, William III. Clan Campbell had committed the hideous slaughter and affronted Scottish Law and Highland tradition in the process. Witness the historic conflict and shudder at the cold-blooded brutality of this dark age. And beware! if you're not wearing tartan you had better declare your clan allegiance upon entry to save yourself some trouble! Haunted Labyrinth Enter the dark and terrifying labyrinth, at the Edinburgh Dungeon, that stretches from beneath the Castle, under the Royal Mile and away into the unknown. A drummer boy disappeared without a trace in these very catacombs over a century ago. If you listen carefully you may hear a distant drum beat as his spirit wanders vainly looking for a way back to the light of day. Don't lose your way, or you may suffer the same dreadful fate. Judgement of Sinners Are you a sinner? If you are, you may be reluctant to enter the Judgement of Sinners exhibit at The Edinburgh Dungeon! However minor the crime committed, in the 18th century there was a dubiously fitting punishment in store that would terrify the living daylights out of you today! And at the Edinburgh Dungeon the past is today and the judge is convicting you of horrible crimes! Will you be condemned to languish in the rat-infested dungeon, suffer the consequences of your actions in the torture chamber or will you be operating the torture equipment on some other poor victim? The maniacal judge of sin is about to point the finger! People suffered hideous torture through many inventive methods and contraptions. See which were considered appropriate consequence for different crimes and gasp at the savagery that once reigned in Europe. Just don't annoy the Dungeon staff! New for 2007 - Mary King's Ghost 1646, and you find yourself in the mysterious Mary King's Close where the stench of the poor souls abandoned to die of the plague is overpowering. You are chilled to the very bone, when suddenly you are confronted by a vengeful ghostly presence that leaves you paralyzed by fear...will you escape? The Cave of Sawney Bean Some travelers have gone missing and rumors are flying around that the cannibal Sawney Bean has dragged them deep into his cave, but beware! Sawney has spotted some tasty flesh and is heading your way. Vampires Explore the facts that surround the myths; from local legends to world famous Vampires. Take an eerie boat ride into the lair of the demon Boabhan Sith vampires...it might just frighten the life out of you! Vampires have remained a strong presence in European fable through the centuries. How could a creature of fiction have instilled such fear and genuine belief to have existed in public consciousness all these years? Would the idea of Vampires make more logical sense if they were not fiction at all? Scotland hasn't escaped the terror of these night creatures. The most famous account is the legend of the Boabhan Sith, seductive lady vampires of the Highland Glens. Learn of this story and other incredible vampire reports throughout history at the Edinburgh Dungeon. Vampires: Fact or Fiction will make you question your beliefs and reveal dark truths behind the deadly myth. Additional Information Inclusions: Entrance to Edinburgh Dungeon Exclusions: Guide book Food and drinks Optional gratuities Hotel pick up and drop off Additional Info: Confirmation for this product will be received at time of booking. London Dungeon is not recommended for those of a nervous disposition or very young children. At least 60 minutes is recommended to visit Edinburgh Dungeon. Fast Track Tickets: Allows priority entry over the general admission queue. Please note, during peak periods (school holidays) there may be a queue. Booking Details: Confirmation for this product will be received at time of booking Terms and Conditions: All sales are final and attract 100% cancellation penalties Local Operator Information: Complete Operator information, including local telephone numbers at your destination, are included on your Confirmation Voucher. Our Product Managers select only the most experienced and reliable operators in each destination, removing the guesswork for you, and ensuring your peace of mind. |
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