The Ghost Bus Tours by London Necrobus Company

Take a ride to the dark side with The Ghost Bus Tours by the London Necrobus Company.

Hop on board an elegantly refurbished 1960s Routemaster bus and experience London's only comedy-horror theatre on wheels and uncover the city's haunted secrets.

Pass iconic landmarks like Westminster Abbey, Tower Bridge and St Paul's, whilst actors and eerie effects bring spine-chilling tales to life.

Book tickets now for a ride you won't forget!

Discover London's ghost spots on a haunted bus ride

The theatrical sightseeing experience takes you through the streets of London to uncover London's darkest history and secrets.

As your travel through the city, listen as your ghoulishly entertaining guide reveals tales of murder, execution, torture and ghosts at key locations.

Live comedy-horror experience

The ghost bus tour features an entertaining blend of live theatre, dark history and spooky fun! Meet ghostly conductors and mysterious passengers along the way, with sudden surprises and eerie sounds to keep you on the edge of your seat. The tour also includes a short walk to a graveyard for more spooky storytelling - weather and time dependent.

Ride on a vintage Routemaster bus

The ghost tour takes place on a classic 1960s Routemaster double-decker bus - with a deliciously immersive dark twist.

Reimagined for the afterlife, the bus is transformed with plush gothic interiors, flickering lanterns and spooky decor - not forgetting a slick coat of black paint for the ultimate spooky experience.

Please note there are no toilet facilities on the bus.

Breeze past London's iconic ghostly landmarks

Hear the dark history behind the famous sites you'll see along the way, including the House of Parliament, St Paul's Cathedral and London Bridge.

Pass the Tower of London where many unfortunates met their end, and Westminster Abbey to hear about its ancient royal tombs.

A ghost tour like no other

Unlike walking tours or audio guides, this rolling theatre experience immerses you into London's haunted history with live actors performing comedic scenes, special effects and sounds and interactive storytelling.

How long is the ghost bus tour?

The ghost bus tour lasts approximately one hour and 15 minutes, dependent on traffic.

What can I see on the ghost bus tour?

Your spooky journey will take you past well-known attractions including the Tower of London, St Paul’s Cathedral, Westminster Cathedral and the Houses of Parliament.

Actors and on-board technical trickery conjure up the perfect atmosphere for tales of execution, murder and haunting. Be prepared to unearth terrible truths and sinister secrets.

Where does the tour start?

The tour departs daily from 8 Northumberland Avenue (WC2N 5BY), outside the Grand Hotel and opposite the Sherlock Holmes pub.

Book your London ghost bus tour tickets

You can buy tickets for the ghost bus tour with Visit London using the booking button on this page.

London ghost bus tour FAQs

Is there an age limit for the ghost bus tour?

The London ghost bus tour is not suitable for young children aged five and under, although they can be allowed on board at their parents' discretion. Children aged 15 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult.

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Is the ghost bus tour scary?

The ghost bus tour is a comedy-horror tour around the city, hosted by trained actors highlighting all of the dark and gruesome tales of London. It's a live theatre show on wheels that is designed to be a fun rather than scary experience.

Do actors perform on board?

Yes, live professional actors play ghostly guides, conductors and other eerie characters throughout the journey, interacting with passengers and often involving them in the narrative.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Due to the design of the vintage Routemaster bus, the entrance is not wheelchair-accessible and there isn't sufficient storage space on board for wheelchairs, prams or pushchairs (even when folded). Please contact the tour operator for more information.

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