ABBA Voyage London Tickets & Guide 2026–2027

Experience ABBA Voyage in London’s state-of-the-art ABBA Arena, a groundbreaking immersive concert-style musical that blends digital avatars, live band, spectacular lighting, and ABBA’s greatest hits for an unforgettable West End theatre night out – book your ABBA Voyage tickets now and secure the best seats today.

Choosing Your ABBA Voyage Tickets

Date	Price	Tickets
Wednesday 18 Mar 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £63.25	Tickets
Thursday 19 Mar 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £63.25	Tickets
Friday 20 Mar 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Saturday 21 Mar 2026 15:00	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Saturday 21 Mar 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Sunday 22 Mar 2026 13:00	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Sunday 22 Mar 2026 18:00	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Wednesday 25 Mar 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £46.00	Tickets
Thursday 26 Mar 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £63.25	Tickets
Friday 27 Mar 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £63.25	Tickets
Saturday 28 Mar 2026 15:00	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Saturday 28 Mar 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Sunday 29 Mar 2026 13:00	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Sunday 29 Mar 2026 18:00	ABBA Voyage from £109.25	Tickets
Wednesday 01 Apr 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £63.25	Tickets
Thursday 02 Apr 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £63.25	Tickets
Friday 03 Apr 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Saturday 04 Apr 2026 15:00	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Saturday 04 Apr 2026 19:45	ABBA Voyage from £86.25	Tickets
Sunday 05 Apr 2026 13:00	ABBA Voyage from £63.25	Tickets

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Why You Need to See It

• ABBA Voyage is a one-of-a-kind “phygital” concert where ultra-realistic digital avatars of ABBA perform alongside a live 10-piece band, creating a fusion of classic pop nostalgia and cutting-edge technology that feels both retro and futuristic at once.
• The ABBAtars are not traditional holograms but highly detailed digital performances built from weeks of motion‑capture sessions and over 1,000 animators’ work, so their movements, expressions, and stage presence look eerily lifelike from every seat in the arena.
• The purpose-built ABBA Arena in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is designed entirely around this single show, with immersive sound, wraparound screens, and lighting that make you feel like you are inside a giant music video rather than just watching a concert.
• The setlist packs in around 20–22 songs, including anthems like Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, The Winner Takes It All, Voulez-Vous, SOS, and crowd-favourite deep cuts, so there are singalong moments for casual fans and surprises for superfans too.
• Visual storytelling shifts with each song: numbers like Lay All Your Love on Me use futuristic Tron-style bodysuit looks and neon-style graphics, while Waterloo incorporates archival Eurovision imagery to celebrate the band’s breakthrough moment.
• The costume design is a major attraction in itself, featuring rhinestone-encrusted outfits, velour jumpsuits with the band members’ names in diamante, and bold, fashion-forward looks created with high-end designers that reinterpret ABBA’s famously “naff” 70s glam for a modern audience.
• Lighting and special effects constantly reshape the space, with strobes, domes of light, and sweeping beams that sometimes submerge the crowd, so your focus moves between the ABBAtars, the live band, and the arena around you, keeping the energy high throughout the 90–100 minute running time.
• The show has drawn wide critical attention as a ground-breaking entertainment format, frequently described as a must-see, once-in-a-generation experiment in digital performance that may influence how legacy artists tour and how future concerts are staged.
• ABBA’s comeback album Voyage has received generally favorable reviews and major award nominations, and songs from it are woven into the concert, so you experience both the classic era and the group’s late-career creative resurgence in one night.
• The production has earned tourism and venue accolades, including recognition such as “Remarkable Venue of the Year,” underlining how it has become a landmark attraction in London’s entertainment scene rather than just another concert.
• Fans often describe the experience as surprisingly emotional: initial curiosity about the technology quickly gives way to genuine concert reactions—cheering, calling for encores, and forgetting that the performers are digital—making it feel like a real ABBA show frozen in time at their peak.
• The atmosphere on the dance floor is a highlight for many visitors, offering space to stand, dance, and feel immersed in the light show, which is ideal if you prefer an energetic, club-like experience rather than remaining seated.
• The age guidance of around 6+ and the absence of an interval make it a family-friendly, contained night out: children can enjoy the spectacle and familiar melodies, while older generations relive the songs of their youth in a polished, contemporary setting.
• Even if you are not a hardcore ABBA fan, the combination of arena-level sound, immersive visuals, and innovative avatar performance makes it a fascinating look at the future of live entertainment and a talking point for anyone interested in music, tech, or theatre design.
• To get the most from the show, it is worth revisiting some of the deeper cuts on the setlist before you go, as many visitors report that knowing more than just the biggest hits made those unexpected songs some of their favourite moments on the night.

ABBA Voyage cast

ABBA Voyage in London features digital avatars of the original ABBA members performing on stage with a live 10-piece band at the purpose-built ABBA Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Below are the main on-stage roles associated with the show in the UK, including the ABBAtar performers and the key live band members supporting them.

• Agnetha Fältskog as Agnetha (ABBAtar performer)
• Björn Ulvaeus as Björn (ABBAtar performer)
• Benny Andersson as Benny (ABBAtar performer)
• Anni-Frid Lyngstad as Anni-Frid (ABBAtar performer)
• Todd Blackmore as Guitarist
• Christian Mendoza as Guitarist
• Robyn Brown as Bassist
• Amy Hsu as Keyboardist
• Janette Williams as Drummer
• Robbie Gibson as Percussionist
• Hannah Corcoran as Saxophonist
• Carlene Graham as Backing Vocalist
• Kara-Ami McCreanor as Backing Vocalist
• Cleopatra Rey as Backing Vocalist

The Venue: ABBA Arena

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ABBA Voyage?

ABBA Voyage is a concert-style show where digital “ABBAtar” versions of the band perform alongside a live 10-piece band at the purpose-built ABBA Arena in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. It feels like a live ABBA concert, with a full setlist of hits, lights, and special effects in a modern arena setting.

Where does ABBA Voyage take place in the UK?

ABBA Voyage takes place at the ABBA Arena in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, East London. The arena is close to Pudding Mill Lane DLR station, with Stratford and Stratford International stations also within easy reach.

How long is the ABBA Voyage show?

The ABBA Voyage performance lasts about 90 minutes to 1 hour 40 minutes with no interval. Because there is no break, it is best to arrive having eaten and used facilities before the show starts.

How long will ABBA Voyage run in London?

ABBA Voyage has been running at the ABBA Arena since May 2022 and the booking period has been extended several times. Current information shows dates on sale into 2026, with no confirmed final closing date yet.

Are ABBA actually on stage at ABBA Voyage?

The real ABBA members are not physically on stage during the show. Instead, highly realistic 2D digital avatars created from 3D performance capture appear on huge LED screens, supported by a live band for an authentic concert feeling.

What types of tickets and seating are available?

There are two main options: seated tickets in the stands and standing Dance Floor tickets at the front of the stage. All ticket types are designed to give good views of the performance, with Dance Floor tickets offering a more energetic concert atmosphere and seated tickets giving a reserved place while still allowing you to stand and dance.

How much do ABBA Voyage tickets cost and how can I find cheap tickets?

Ticket prices vary by date and seat type, starting from around the high £30s for some seated tickets and going over £200 for premium dates and locations. For cheaper options, compare different dates and sections on the official ABBA Voyage ticketing pages and also look for deals and special offers on the MusicalsAndTickets website, which can help you find more affordable seats for the show.

Where can I check ABBA Voyage showtimes?

ABBA Voyage usually runs multiple performances on selected days, such as afternoon and evening shows. The easiest way to see exact showtimes for your chosen date is to visit the event page on the MusicalsAndTickets website, where the current schedule and available slots are shown clearly.

What is the best way to get to the ABBA Arena?

The simplest option is public transport, with Pudding Mill Lane DLR station just a short walk away and Stratford and Stratford International also nearby for underground and rail connections. Some visitors also book express coach packages from central London, which include return transport directly to the ABBA Arena and tickets for the performance.

Is ABBA Voyage suitable for children and families?

ABBA Voyage is a music concert-style production with loud sound, lighting effects, and a lively crowd, which many older children and teenagers enjoy. Very young children may find the noise and atmosphere overwhelming, so families should check age guidance and consider using ear protection for younger guests when booking.