ABBA Arena Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the ABBA Arena. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• ABBA Voyage Tickets in London
• ABBA Voyage Express Coach with Ticket Option from Central London

Admission to the ABBA Arena starts at £38.50 for seated tickets, and £55 for dance floor tickets. Depending on which row you sit in, prices can be as high as £165 for seated tickets or £181.50 for dance booth tickets.

Yes, visiting the ABBA Arena is definitely worth it—particularly if you’re a fan of ABBA and their hits. Seeing ABBA Voyage allows you to experience the closest thing to the band in person, with their digital avatars performing in a special custom-built area.

Yes, the ABBA Arena is an accessible venue, with wheelchair spaces as well as ambulant seats; you can purchase accessible tickets online. There are also 10 Blue Badge parking spaces that need to be booked in advance. If you have specific accessibility requirements, be sure to contact the venue in advance.

No, there isn’t a parking lot at the ABBA Arena and there aren’t any spaces for buses to wait either. Instead, visitors are encouraged to use public transportation or bike there (bike stands are available). If you drive, there are paid parking options nearby at Westfield London shopping center, with rates based on the number of hours you stay.

Yes, food and drinks are available at the ABBA Arena, and you can preorder items to avoid long lines. The menu includes hot dogs, burritos, burgers, nachos, and waffle fries, as well as cocktails, wine, beer, and soft drinks.