Abba Voyage

ABBA Voyage is a purpose-built digital concert experience in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. It brings ABBA back to the stage as life-sized digital avatars showing the band members as they appeared in 1979, performing alongside a live band.

Rather than a conventional gig or a hologram show, it combines motion-captured performances, lighting, video and sound to create a full-scale pop concert and it genuinely looks like ABBA are performing on stage.

Expect all of the big hits, a lively crowd and plenty of dancing (Not to mention the fancy dress, if you want to put your flares and platinum wigs on for the occasion).

The show runs for just over an hour and a half without an interval but there are facilities on hand so you won't miss much if you have to step out.

The show is currently booking until May 2027 at the ABBA Arena, Pudding Mill Lane, London E15 2RU. The nearest station is Pudding Mill Lane DLR, directly opposite the venue. Stratford is around a 25-minute walk. (Best advice is to travel to Stratford and then follow the signs to the DLR. It is usually well signed for people travelling to the gig.)

Seated tickets start from £40.50, while standing Dance Floor tickets start from £57. The Dance Floor is general admission, so it is the best option for visitors who want to move and dance. Choose a seat if you prefer a more settled view.

Before you go Arrive around an hour before the performance for security and ticket checks. You can grab a drink outside before going through the ticket line if you're a bit early or waiting to meet friends. There are bars, food counters and merchandise shops on site once you get into the venue.

The concert is recommended for ages 6+, with no entry for under 3s. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

Be aware that the show uses loud sound, flashing lights, lasers, video, haze and strobe effects. The arena is step-free and offers wheelchair spaces, accessible toilets. Blue Badge parking is available if booked in advance.

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