York Dungeon flexible entrance tickets

• Take part in a fun and thrilling experience as you encounter live actors in an authentic setting and step back in time
• Relive the Viking invasion, discover Guy Fawkes' Gunpowder Plot, and meet Dick Turpin
• Enter at anytime on your chosen date
• Relax at the end in the fully themed Tavern for a drink or snack

• Instant confirmation Free cancellation Entrance Fees Included e-Voucher  COVID-19 information: There is a limit number of visitors, Government regulations compliant, Social distancing, Regular desinfection, Hands Sanitizers, Equipment sanitized Where: The York Dungeon, 12 Clifford St, York, UK Meeting point: Unfortunately, the Dungeon does not have any designated parking for blue badge holders. The nearest car parks to the York Dungeon are the Castle Car Park (Post code:YO1 9SA) and Piccadilly Car Park (Post code: YO1 9NX) which both have parking bays for blue badge holders What to remember:  Your ticket gives you flexible entry at any time on the date of your ticketSimply bring the tickets with you to scan for entry to York Dungeon on one occasion within the attraction admission hoursPlease note, last entry is one hour prior to closing each dayThere may be a short wait to enter depending on your arrival time, whereby you will be batched you into the next available tourPlease note this ticket is only valid during standard opening times and does not include entry for events or Dungeon Lates, which must be purchased separatelyGuests aged 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult, aged 18+Guests aged 16 or 17 years must bring proof age in the form of ID or a parent/guardian letterThe experience is not suitable for people of a nervous disposition or children under the age of 12. Entry is at the discretion of the parent/guardianChildren under 5 are not permittedPlease refer to the local tour operator´s website or social media for opening timesThe majority of the facilities are designed to be fully accessible to disabled guests, however the York Dungeon is situated in a grade 2 listed building, and this does cause some restrictions for guests with mobility issuesUnfortunately, electric wheelchairs cannot be accommodated due to constraints from the building's historic structure and layout. However, there is a manual wheelchair that is available for any guests with mobility requirements to borrow throughout their visit. Please contact the local tour operator using the contact information provided on your voucher after bookingFor safety reasons, only one guest using a wheelchair can be accommodated at a time to ensure an evacuation chair is available to exit the building. There are two flights of stairs both with stair lifts (Max weight 120kg/ 18.8 stone) and guests must be able to transfer from wheelchair to stair lift unaided by Dungeon staffNavigating around the Dungeon is mainly via level pathways. However, due to the nature of the attraction some floor surfaces are unevenThe experience lasts approximately 75 minutes, the majority of which visitors will be required to stand unless using a wheelchairThe main accessible toilets are located next to the main building entrance (to the left when facing the front doors) and are accessed via a separate entrance. Please try to arrive 10 minutes before your tour start time to use these as they are not nearby once the experience startsOne support assistant is welcome to accompany any disabled visitor without charge. Proof of disability in document form may be requestedAs the Dungeon is very dark and the floor is often uneven, guests with visual impairments, blind and partially sighted visitors may have difficulty navigating the facilityThe first show contains flashing lights which may affect visitors with photosensitive epilepsy. Please speak to a member of the local team before you enter. An alternative route will be provided for guests who would like to bypass these areasDeaf visitors, guests with hearing impairments and users of BSL can bring an assistant free of charge. The York Dungeon experience is largely delivered by actors and voiceover audio often in low lighting, so some deaf visitors, guests with hearing impairments and BSL users may not fully experience some elements of the attractionFor an 'Impaired Hearing Guide'; please contact the local tour operator to request thisAssistance dogs are welcomeThere are loud noises, mist effects, and smells (good and nasty) that may be confusing to assistance animals 
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