About this experience
The Hamburg Dungeon, located in Speicherstadt, is an immersive walkthrough experience that brings Hamburg's dark and eerie history to life. Featuring live actors, special effects, and thrilling rides, this attraction explores over 600 years of the city's macabre past. Encounter the talking head of the legendary pirate Klaus Stortebeker you delve into real historical events and iconic tales.
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Hamburg Dungeon, Kehrwieder, Speicherstadt, Hamburg, Germany
Head to the Hamburg Dungeon entrance on Kehrwieder in Speicherstadt. Present your mobile ticket at the door — no need to print anything.
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- Your mobile ticket (screenshot or live display both work)
- Valid ID if requested at the door
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Your mobile ticket is accepted at the entrance — just show it on your phone screen.
Can children visit the Hamburg Dungeon?
Children under 10 are not permitted to enter. Those aged 10–14 must be accompanied by a paying adult aged 18 or over.
Is the drop ride included in the ticket?
Yes, the Drop Dead Drop Ride is part of the standard experience. Guests must be at least 120 cm tall to ride; an alternative route is available for those who don't meet the height requirement. The ride is not suitable for pregnant women or anyone with neck, back, or bone problems.
Are there any effects I should know about before visiting?
The experience includes flashing lights, strobe light sequences, and distinctive smells throughout. If you are sensitive to any of these, please bear this in mind before booking.
Where exactly is the Hamburg Dungeon?
It's located on Kehrwieder in the Speicherstadt district — Hamburg's historic warehouse quarter and a short walk from the city centre.
Is the experience accessible for wheelchair users?
The supplier data does not confirm full wheelchair accessibility. We recommend contacting the venue directly before your visit to check current access arrangements.