The Special 2009 Halloween Show
from the UK’s Scariest attraction

THE LONDON BRIDGE EXPERIENCE & LONDON TOMBS

Daytime Shows: Saturday 17th October to Saturday 31st October 2009: 10.00am-6:00pm
Evening Shows: Friday 30th October 2009 & Saturday 31st October 2009:  7.00pm-2.00am

This event is now over but Phobophobia will return in 2011 - 17th-31st October 2011

From The London Bridge Experience & London Tombs, winners of the UK’S Scariest attraction, this Halloween we invite you, your family and your friends to enjoy a frightening experience that will leave you wondering if you have reached the very limit of your fear threshold.

Given a “12” rating, as per the cinema, Phobophobia is the special Halloween Show brought to you by The London Bridge Experience and London Tombs.  With shows taking place throughout the evening from 7.00pm on October 30th & 31st, you’ll need some serious courage to see this experience.  Children under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult.

Halloween is now the second largest event in the social calendar (second only to Christmas) and the ‘Scare Industry’ grows ever larger within the UK as consumers look for new challenges and a state of controlled fear.

The London Bridge Experience & London Tombs General Manager, James Kislingbury comments: “Halloween is a large and ever growing celebration, we take it as a personal challenge here at The London Bridge Experience to bring in a show that will leave London trembling.  The fear industry is getting better and scarier, combining real fear with the latest technology to stun, scare and entertain visitors this Halloween.”

The London Bridge Experience and London Tombs will challenge your fears and phobias as you join them for the ultimate Halloween experience, can you handle claustrophobia, arachnophobia, wiccaphobia, hemaphobia, carnophoba, ophidiophobia and many more.

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Whether its dark corners, rotting meat, crawling spiders, decaying matter, howling spirits, creepy clowns, slithering snakes or confined spaces, join us this Halloween at the London Bridge Experience & The London Tombs, as we challenge you to face your fears.

Halloween is the one time of the year where the darkest creatures of all are brought to light, and the spookiest of characters come out to play. The event is focused on phobias and we have pulled out all the stops to provoke those fears.
Last Halloweens footfall topped 7,000 in two days with record sales and queues stretching from Duke Hill Street to Southwark Cathedral. Be part of the unforgettable event this year.

Not only do we have evening events, and mysterious goings on throughout the two days, there is a special family show in the daytime, which is good for all the family as it encompasses elements of darkness as well as being informative and focusing on Halloween.

Located inside the eerie catacombs underneath London Bridge, the dark corridors and desolate tunnels are renowned haunted sites. During the build, builder’s reported tools disappearing and unexplained events occurring, with some builders refusing to go back on site. The spooky stigma surrounding the tombs was encouraged by the discovery of a plague pit polluted with thirty skeletons and the regular sightings of ‘Shadow Man’ and Emily two of the many Resident Ghosts.

The first part of the attraction is a trip back in time through the life of London Bridge- from the first bridge built by the Romans over 2000 years ago.

We guarantee the scariest, informative, most exhilarating and pulse racing Halloween yet. This Halloween, the London Bridge Experience & The London Tombs, for two days only, invites mice, rats, birds, Blood and death to its doors to share the scare of Halloween with you.

Touch the blood stained walls, taste the lifeless ridden air and feel your way through the most frightening ordeals the human body will ever endeavor. Be aware- only the bold, temerarious and brave make it through. The cautious, careful and prudent should tread carefully. You never know what is lurking round each corner.

Dare you face your phobias this year at Phobophobia?

This event is now over but Phobophobia will return in 2011 - 17th-31st October 2011