I didn't know if this was a travel thing or an education one. But im doing a report for Marketing and just need a few people's inputs if they have been to the Dungeons in Edinburgh.

Just 5 wee questions, if anyone can answer them that would be ace and thanks in advance

1) Do you think the Dungeons are good value for money? Currently at £10.95 for Adults.

2) Would you consider going back or recomending it to others?

3) What do you feel would be a good improvement ... eg more exhibits/food area etc.

4) Where did you hear about the Edinburgh Dungeons?

5) Where did you buy your tickets, online, at the door or did you use another company other then the official Dungeons site.

Thanks to anyone who answers, its much appriciated

Gemma x

1) Do you think the Dungeons are good value for money? Currently at £10.95 for Adults.
not really, it's little more than moving from room to room with bad jokes

2) Would you consider going back or recomending it to others?
no, I would never do it again, I don't really see the point, it's not amazing, it was funny though and I would recomend it as a novelty thing to do when in edinburgh

3) What do you feel would be a good improvement ... eg more exhibits/food area etc.
more genuine stories, it was rather hammy tales, also a bit more variety, it was basically just moving from room to room where an actor would do a skit, I feel lame for saying it, but I would have liked to get a little educated from it

4) Where did you hear about the Edinburgh Dungeons?
used to live there and it's next to the train station so it's kinda unmissable

5) Where did you buy your tickets, online, at the door or did you use another company other then the official Dungeons site.
teh door

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Would you like a cigarette? They're quite exellent.

Do you work there?
MY boyfriend works on that street so I pass it all the time and always mean to go in but can never bring myself to do it.

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Thanks there RNJ

We was there on Tuesday, having a tour. Was quite good really, esp seeing half my class shit themselves over nothing lol.

I live in Edinburgh and have only been to the dungeons once when I was about 12 and can't go back I became hysterical on the boat ride cause some cannabil guy got on the boat and started touching my hair and breathing in my face, take note this was in the dark, I've never been so terrifed..haha Im such a tard..thats all I have to add to this thread

I agree with romannosejob..Im really into Edinburghs history and I learnt nothing..the jokes are cringeworthy. When we were in the "courtroom" someone got "jailed for farting"

Haha, then take my advice - never, NEVER go to the Chamber of Horrors at Madame Tussauds. I have NEVER been in a group where some people are literally unable to move because of fear before. I was so scared... I want to sue them for mental distress... We were told "they won't touch you unless you touch them" before we went in, but that was a lie. LIES!

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I know, I had the same problem. I freaked the hell out when I was in there. I don't like haunted houses all that much to begin with, but about 5 steps into that I had some guy with a (fake obviously) knife to my throat being all weird and creepy in my face & touching me. I thought I might shit myself.

I've always wanted to go to the chamber of horrors, its just the crazy price that puts me off paying. i like being scared though, its fun.

when i was younger a lot of the 'cool' kids went there all the time and yacked on about it whereas i thought it just looked a bit pish?
on a school trip we had a proper tour of the castle and the royal mile etc by this funky old guy who took us into some dungeons and then started playing the bagpipes
he also counted down to the one o clock gun

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2B or not 2B?

LOL. I see they havn't changed their jokes. I went bout 4 years ago & they did the same "jailed for farting" thing.