Snowflake visitors to The London Dungeon warn it should be avoided – as it’s too scary

SNOWFLAKE visitors to The London Dungeon have warned the horror attraction should be avoided — as it’s too scary.

Petrified punters complained that scenes recounting the capital’s bloody past were too gruesome, while the actors were “too loud”.

Others moaned about visitors’ screams, the dark, the outlawing of mobile phone torches and displays of blood and body parts.

One TripAdvisor user hit out at the model of a murdered woman in the Jack the Ripper room.

They said: “My daughter whispered she didn’t think the real murders of women should be used for entertainment.

“Times are changing. There’s other ways of talking about the situation without sensationalising it.”

Another visitor said the dungeon — with its depictions of torture chambers, executioner’s block and witch’s hanging — had “too many jump scares”.

They said: “I wish I had never gone.

“It was gruesome, scary and I’d never recommend it.”

The South Bank attraction, which has 700,000 visitors a year, was previously blasted for turning Jack the Ripper into Jackie the Ripper for International Women’s Day in March. It was approached for comment.