Your Official First Look at ABBA Voyage. Only at the ABBA Arena, London, UK | ABBA Voyage

Experience ABBA Voyage live and in person, only at the ABBA Arena, London.

"It has to be seen to be believed"
– Rolling Stone

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[JulianGarbiso]

I was there at the opening night. One of the best nights of my life. Seeing the future, intertwined beautifully with the past. ABBA is truly a legend.

[tommyc]

My son's friend worked on this production saying ABBA are 4 of the loveliest she's ever met.

[paulorr]

I am a 57 year old man, have seen this 4 times now with different friends. The first time I literally cried like a baby. Its just awesome. The chills i got when they first come through the stage and start with the visitors. The show is full of emotion and just shear joy. I still cant believe what ive watched. The whole atmosphere was something ive never experienced and ive seen some huge concerts in my time. Everyone was so happy, dancing, singing and some, like me, with tears in their eyes. Truly amazing. Ive never heard anyone say they didn't like it. Took my wee sister a few weeks back, she wasnt a huge abba fan, and she said I cant believe what im watching and at the end asked to get tickets for the next night. Go see the greatest pop band bar none, you will live it. Long live abba. ❤

[allandavis]

Nothing can prepare you for being there and experiencing it. The lighting, the sound, the atmosphere and of course ABBA! The creativity and production around the whole show is beyond anything I could have imagined and hoped. The 43 years wait was worth it.

[majorfrost]

Looks extraordinary. I was lucky enough to see them live in 1979. This gives a new generation a chance to experience them.

[babychickenstudios]

My mum saw ABBA live in Wembley Arena in 1979 when she was 19 😍 and in 3 weeks we’re going to see this together, we can’t wait 😁

[gareth]

I've never been prouder to say I'm an ABBA fan after seeing this show.

[lynettedeaver]

I was born in 1971. I am from North Carolina, USA and my parents bought me their albums at a very young age. I still have those albums and I am still, to this day, a big ABBA fan and I am so excited about this concert! Thank you for the music and the memories!

[luckyslider]

I went this evening. The show is jaw-droppingly brilliant. The technology to produce this show is astounding. I knew it was going to be good but I couldn’t believe my eyes and ears. This is a must see show whether you like Abba or not

[JF-shsm]

Getting goosebumps just from this trailer, I can’t imagine what a thrill it is to experience it live

[georgedanson]

Saw them in Melbourne in 1977. Saw them in London twice in 2022. I was front and centre of stage. The happiest time of my life. I love you ABBA. You have brought joy to my life, and I will forever be grateful. Sending love from Australia. XXXX

[yasminiqbal]

I was blown away by this concert last week. I shed tears of joy when l heard their songs. I grew up in the 70s and would never had the chance to see Abba perform as l was 11 when they went their separate ways. Always wanted a more personal connection with the band. Abba tribute bands were OK but this concert has convinced me that l have actually seen them even though it wasn't really them. That's good enough for me. Thank you so much to Abba for bringing this to us as it means so much. I'm still emotional now as it feels like l've had a reunion with some dear friends from.my childhood.

[ABBADiego]

Went to the premiere 26th May, went to 27th May (sat where ABBA had sat night before), went again afternoon show 28th. I want MORE!

[leokimvideo]

I'm completely speechless, THIS LOOKS INCREDIBLE, next please do the Beatles with this tech.

[jeffblack]

I saw Voyage last week and I'm still processing it. I'm old enough to have seen ABBA in the 1974 Eurovision song contest, but this rewinded time by about 40+ years. I sat there stunned and with tears rolling down my face. Not only could I have sworn that the four were there on the stage, but the lightshow (and being made of light, the Abbatars were integrated with it) was just jaw-dropping. I'm glad I'm still alive to see such wonders.

[victoriagill]

I didn’t manage opening night but made the second night and it was an absolute spectacle. I’ve wanted to see an Abba concert ever since I was too young to go in 1979. It was just amazing

[virtualstatman]

Went to see this tonight and I’m speechless, nothing like anything I’ve ever seen - and I’ve been to Olympics opening ceremonies and seen U2 in their stadium pomp dozens of times, but what ABBA have done with this show is so unique and so powerful. It’s a show with no equivalent anywhere else and if I could, I would have bought another ticket immediately and watched the show a second time. I wasn’t prepared for how emotionally connected I became to what I knew were CGI avatars of the band, it was the closest I’ve ever felt to being in a time machine and bringing people back from the past. An absolute masterpiece, even by ABBA’s high standards

[RamaDevi]

I am just coming from the concert. It was amazing… far beyond I could have imagined! So spectacular, beautiful colours and lights. I had goosebumps and tears in my eyes at each song they sang. I felt like a teenager again… for a short time.. It was like time travelling. Past and future met in this concert. Don’t miss it! Thank you for all those who made it possible to see them. I was born in Hungary and I never had the chance to see them on a concert and now after more than 40 years I could enjoy their amazing performance. Thank you so much

[saysold]

This was the #1 most unbelievable show of my life - the music, the new technology, the arena, the sound!!! WOW!!! HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION

[Oniz.]

I've been there last Saturday....all the way from came there with high expectations...because for such a price for one ticket....and to set up a whole concert only with "holograms", the show must be it was way beyond my expectations....my eyes and brain partly couldn't believe what I was is the show to go to....you won't be disappointed!