London Halloween Ghost Bus Tour
Passengers ride aboard the Necrobus, a restored 1960s Routemaster outfitted with plush gothic interiors and flickering lanterns, for a mobile comedy-horror theatre show. A ghoulish conductor and live actors reveal the sinister history and ghost stories behind landmarks such as the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey, and Fleet Street. The atmospheric journey features sudden surprises, comedic performances, and a brief stop where guests step off the bus.
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Website / Tickets
Tickets
Adult £25.00; child (5–15 years) £17.00; family (2 adults + 2 children) £63.00; student / senior / concession £19.00. One child under 5 may travel free per adult if they do not occupy a separate seat.
Ages
6+
Neighborhood
Westminster
Accessibility
The classic 1960s Routemaster buses are not wheelchair accessible.
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Tips & Advice
- Arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to secure your preferred seats on the bus.
- Dress appropriately for the weather, as the tour includes briefly stepping off the bus.
- Feel free to wear a Halloween costume or ghoulish attire for the ride.
Special Events & Promotions
- Halloween-specific commentary and extra theatrical surprises are added during the last two weeks of October.
- Discounted rates are available for kids.
Links & Contact
Run by The Ghost Bus Tours
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Halloween tour suitable for children?
The tour is rated suitable for ages 6 and up. While it features loud noises, sudden surprises, and gruesome historical tales, the experience is designed to be hilariously spooky rather than genuinely terrifying.
How long does the tour take?
The tour lasts approximately 75 minutes depending on traffic, though passengers are advised to allow two hours in their schedule.
What should I wear?
Guests are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes or spooky attire, but should dress for the weather as you briefly step off the bus during a short section of the tour.
Does the route change for Halloween?
The core route passing famous landmarks like the Tower of London and Westminster Abbey remains the same, but the conductor adds Halloween-specific commentary and extra theatrical surprises during the season.
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