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[pc]

I was originally hesitant about this hologram concert, not having too much of expectation, until I went to the premiere on 26th, I burst into tears at the first song immediately. This is the most vivid and real-in-life hologram I have ever seen, cell phone recording videos cannot truly tell how real and touching that this concert is, please be sure to go to ABBA Arena and experience it yourself, it’s one of the best concert concert I’ve ever been to, god bless technology!

[nonsentofreddo]

I still can't believe I was there dancing and singing alone together with my MOM!!! ABBA is the music of my childhood. My mom was singing it to me when I was 0 years old! )))) And now, being there together, MAMMA MIA, FANTASTIC TIMES we're livin' in!

[edicarlos]

This is the best concert I've been to my entire life, it is amazing, the opening song is out of this world, and then when they sing SOS it just hits you emotionally, I basically started crying for no reason..., it was the best experience of my life... This concert is simply the best... there is no way you can tell the difference between Hologram and reality... from the moment you arrive from the train station to the concert everything has been thought out properly... I wish every other artist is taking notes, 'cause Abba just raised the bar so high, very high with the standards of How a concert should be done. Thank you Abba!

[splattasha.jumpingoff]

I CRIED SO HARD AT THIS CONCERT NO JOKE. what a sight to see a thirteen year old girl sobbing at an ABBA concert 🥲

[otman]

Went to this gig a couple of weeks ago and was utterly amazed. It is incredibly well done. Big credit to Abba and their team for pulling this off.

[MiNi]

I think this show is a great experience for fans had not the opportunity to see Abba in their concerts in 1977 or 1979 or 1980 in japan. In fact they have no opportunity, or they are not living at this time.
I had the opportunity to visit the concert of the North American and European Tour 1979 in the Olympia Hall in Munich at the 27th october 1979. I was 17 years young. Now I am nearly 62.
My sister and I stood before the stage and my beloved Agnetha shook my hand ❤. I don't wash my right hand for 4 weeks😂. Since 1979 the 27th october is a warm day of lovely memories for me every year. When I remember that day I am very thankful for this great day of my life with tears in my eyes. (Also the days of birth of my 2 beloved daughters).
In cause of this overwhelmed experience I will not visit the Abba Voyage concert in London.
But i wish all Abba-Fans and visitors of this concert a great time with joy and lucky moments in London or Las Vegas.
I am glad to read that 13 or 14 year old girls and boys crying in this concert, because they are lucky as I was 45 years ago !
We all love ABBA ! ❤
They are simply the best !
God bless Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Frida.
Warm regards and hugs from germany.

[tror]

I was present for the premiere on 26th May, located centrally on the dance floor opposite the stage, so I can't speak to the view from the "side view seats" mentioned by a commentator below; but what I can say is that it was an amazing experience, one that any ABBA fan would absolutely love. And I think this concert is very much for ABBA fans. One gets the sense that this is a parting gift from ABBA to their fans, and as such I don't think we could have asked for more. Yes, for all its sophistication, the technology has inevitable limitations; but maybe the nature of the technology is such that these limitations can be overcome with future advances. There's an unfortunate "uncanny valley" effect with some of the CGI, but not so noticeable as to detract from the overall effect.

Technological limitations aside, the concert is an immersive event, with the ABBAtars, lighting, sound and live band coming together to provide a unique experience that I'm afraid these youtube uploads simply can't capture. It has to be experienced to be appreciated. Notwithstanding, I think the youtube fan uploads serve as a much appreciated substitute for those who cannot make it to the concert, and gives those not sure whether or not to attend an idea of what to expect.

However, that fan videos are taken down is very much at the discretion of the ABBA Voyage team and, whether sanctioned by Benny and Bjorn or not, it is completely their right to do so. A great deal of time, energy and resources have been committed to this project, and should they feel that the fan videos potentially detract from the uniqueness of the event, then that's their call to make, however disappointing that decision might be.

[silverascal]

Traveled from Boston, US, to London to see this for my 60th birthday. It felt like a charge or volt of energy hitting me as the ABBAtars appeared; and from there, it was like taking a flying saucer ride with ABBA for 90-minutes. This show is a marvel. I just wish that it had gone “On and On and On!” ❤❤❤❤

[cevans]

Went to the concert last night. I’m lost for words to describe what I experienced. You have to see this to believe it. Astounding.

[bambiesdoomsdayblue]

This was honestly one of the best nights of my life

[wpmsd]

Just visited London from California and saw it twice (once on dancefloor, once in seats). It's spectacular!

People start heading into the arena an hour ahead. There are 3 giant screens showing snow falling in a forest. Then the lights go out. A light comes on in the center of the middle screen. It then cascades quickly down both sides- way past where the screens ended and outside your field of vision. You can hear the whole arena gasp as everyone is thinking, "Is the entire arena a screen?" Thats pretty much the case.

Then in the darkness you see four small circles of light. Slowly, the 4 ABBA members rise up onto the stage. After about 30 aeconds I thought this is mind-blowingly realistic. After a couple of songs, Benny walks out of the darkness to the microphone, tells a few jokes and then walks to the piano. He plays a few bars of Mary Had a Little Lamb or something and everyone is thinking, what? Then he stops and launches into the distinctive piano opening to SOS. The crowd goes wild. A little later when they did Chiquitita, you could see everyone (not just the dancefloor but the seats too) waving their arms over their heads to the song. And i dont just mean a lot, it was 95%.

Those were a few standout moments to share what it was like. It was a joyous experience.

[mabdillwyn]

I went to see this and thought it was going to be okay. but I was wrong. It was absolutely amazing. what a night it was. No one could sit and stay still they were all up and dancing me included. If you are thinking about seeing this, stop thinking. Get tickets while you can, it is an outstanding experience that will live with you for ever.

[chriswinwood]

I feel like I have seen Abba in their prime. What an amazing experience. Unreal.

[MattyFreedom]

They should never close this show. They could fill it over and over again for decades. I’m going to watch it again, it is a surreal and amazing experience. 50 year old misery guts that I am and I was blubbing at multiple points.

[nelsonclub]

Technically this show could go on forever

[AYNINJT]

Saw it today, I got choked up like many others. Booking to go again!

[roymadison]

ABBA...I THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC!! YOU ARE THE GREATEST MUSCIANS OF ALL TIME.

[FoobsTon]

Saw this last night.... I'm middle aged and pretty jaded.... Came out feeling like a delirious giddy teenager....if you like ABBA..
Actually... If you like good music and a fun night... This is for you. Simply incredible. Abba are the band that just keep on Thank you for the music!

[Lee-svsu]

I really had the feeling when I saw them come on stage they were really saying goodbye this time I don’t what it is but there is a real sadness in the joy of this

[itookmyhandle]

Amazing, lovely I really can't wait to see their holograms. Its so nice having abba back