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Hamburg Dungeon provides a creepy ride through what resembles an old dungeon. It is especially popular among the younger visitors. Apart from many families, Hamburg Dungeon is also kept busy with school trips and private parties. Claiming to be over 2000 years old, Hamburg Dungeon recreates the horrors of the past to the grimmest detail. In order to achieve this, Hamburg Dungeon makes use of real life actors and technologically advanced equipments. Hamburg Dungeon exorcises the horrid experience of three particular episodes- and it accordingly categorizes them under the Stortebeker’s Execution, the Great Fire of Hamburg and the Plague. Stortebeker was often referred to as the Robin Hood of the seas for his heroic way of robbing the rich and distributing the largess among the poor. The Dungeon ride begins with Stortebeker awaiting an execution; the chill in the air as the execution minute draws closer. The Great Fire of Hamburg brings alive the horror experienced by the people of hamburg in 1842, when the entire city was enveloped in a devastating fire. The Plague is a smart simulation of the Plague that rocked the whole of Europe. It is estimated that about one-third of Europe was affected by its reach. The denouement of a visit to the Hamburg Dungeon lies in it Screening Room which warns the visitor of the horror that lies behind its doors. Hamburg Dungeon is open to Corporate Entertainment, which means the entertainment can be tailor made to suit the interests of the clients. There is a large restaurant which can accommodate over 110 people; on occasions like this the extensive space in the Störtebeker Execution is used for meals. Hamburg Dungeon offers the facility of booking the tickets online. Hamburg Dungeon has branches in Amsterdam, London and Edinburg.
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