Celebrities’ screams rang out along London’s South Bank this evening as brave stars dared to test their mettle and enter the Home of Halloween, the London Dungeon, to get an exclusive first look at its new seasonal show.
First up, Love Island couple Alex and Olivia Bowen enjoyed a trip through London’s darkest history for their first public date night since the arrival of new son Abel. The couple swapped newborn cries for the scream filled experience as they dressed to impress on the cold October night.
Hot on their heels were recently reunited Made in Chelsea couple Liv Bentley and Tristan Phipps, who enjoyed an evening of shocks and laughs ahead of the show’s return to TV next week courtesy of the London’s Dungeons infamous characters, which include Mrs Lovett, Sweeney Todd and the Torturer.
EastEnders star Bobby Brazier, son of Jade Goody and Jeff Brazier, braved the depths of the Dungeon with a friend, before joining the other celebrities for a drink in The Tavern.
Candice Brown, former winner of The Great British Bake Off, was joined by her boyfriend Nicky Mercer as they fell victim to a terrifying scare from the London Dungeon’s Black Widow, who lay in wait for the celebrities throughout the evening.
Next to visit and get in the mood for the spooky season were Strictly’s Neil Jones and Love Island’s Chyna Mills, with the new couple in good spirits on a date night together in the Dungeon.
This summer’s Love Island stars, Billy Brown, Deji Adeniyi and Summer Botwe, reunited at the Halloween event, swapping the sunny villa for a scream-filled trip into the depths of the London Dungeon. Samira Mighty, who starred in Series 4 and also appeared on The X Factor: Celebrity, joined her fellow reality stars cutting a glamorous figure at the spooky event.
Also in attendance at the exclusive first-look were Kiss FM presenter Tinea Taylor, Too Hot To Handle’s Robert Van Tromp and TikTok star Madeline Argy.
Opening from October 15 to 31, the London Dungeon’s brand-new show ’50 Berkeley Square’ is set in the spine-chilling attic of the most haunted house in London, bringing guests face to face with the many terrifying and unexplained phenomena that happened at the property, from the spirit of a young girl murdered by her servant to the ghost of a heartbroken resident still wandering the halls of the haunted house.
Known as the Home of Halloween, the London Dungeon is a place not to be missed this spooky season. With 17 horrifying shows and thrilling rides, it promises to bring the city’s dark history to life, delivering ample scream-drenched stories and fear-inducing shocks for a terrifying experience you’ll never forget.
New show ’50 Berkeley Square’ is included in the standard ticket price.
Book ahead to avoid horrible disappointment at www.thedungeons.com/london
