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Edinburgh Dungeons

ScotlandEdinburgh · Scotland

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The Machine can be used without paying for the Dungeons as is located in the gift shop, which you can walk into from Market Street. It is the second door down the hill, after the main Dungeons entrance, and is an open, unmarked black door. If you do want to do the Dungeons, most Lothian Bus tickets have discount coupons on the reverse which are worth using. Staff not too helpful with change so take plenty with you!

This is a Penny Mangle machine. Penny Mangle have also replaced the machine at York. All with new, excellent designs.

Machine 2: All have 'The Edinburgh Dungeon' on them. Designs are:
1) Gargoyle,
2) Rat
3) Skull,
4) Dungeon logo

Retired 1: 1) My Lucky Penny, 2) 'The Edinburgh Dungeon', skull and crossed bones, 3) 'I (Heart with skull and crossed bones) You to Death at The Edinburgh Dungeon', 4) 'I Lost My Head at the The Edinburgh Dungeon', Headless man.

3/16/25: Machine is still functioning and in the same place in back of the gift shop - no admission payment required. Now electronic payment £1.20. The dies are off.

08/01/26: Machine is still in the gift shop at the back. Coins rolled fine. The gift shop opened later that the attraction. JLT

Machines and designs

2 machines
MachineDesignsCoin type
Machine 2 - gift shop4Penny
Retired 1?Penny

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