London Dungeon brings ‘Curse of the Mummy’ to South Bank for Halloween
The seasonal show runs until 1 November, with the mummy-themed performance included in standard admission.
The London Dungeon on the South Bank is staging a Halloween show centred on the so-called Unlucky Mummy, with its seasonal run continuing until 1 November. The attraction is next to the London Eye.
The feature, called ‘Curse of the Mummy’, explores the historical urban myth through an actor-led performance. It is part of the Dungeon’s regular admission, rather than an extra ticket or surcharge, according to the event details.
The run began on 17 October and includes Halloween. The show gives visitors a themed option during the autumn half-term period, but ticket availability depends on the date and entry time.
What visitors will see
The ‘Curse of the Mummy’ experience uses live actors, theatrical sets and special lighting to tell its story. The seasonal narrative turns to ancient curses and period folklore, while the wider walk-through retains the venue’s dark comedy and grotesque history.
The description characterises the feature as an immersive performance, rather than a separate exhibition. It does not provide further detail about the history behind the Unlucky Mummy or identify particular objects used in the show.
Dates and ticket prices
The seasonal programme is scheduled to run daily through Sunday 1 November. Standard admission starts at £27 per person when booked online, and includes the mummy feature.
Prices and remaining spaces vary by date and entry window. The event details say popular weekend and late-afternoon slots are more likely to book out; they do not give live availability for individual sessions.
Visitors need to select an entry time when booking. No separate price for the Halloween performance is listed, and the stated starting price is not a guarantee of availability for every date.
This report draws on information from Collin Rugg News.
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