ABBA Voyage Tickets

Premium seats at ABBA Voyage cost £221 and are located in Block C of the auditorium. Other expensive tickets are in Block H, located behind Block C, Blocks B and D, and the front rows of Blocks G and J.

These areas are the most central in the entire arena, and from seats such as Block C C3 you can get a fantastic full view of the stage, screens, lighting and visual effects - and most importantly, the jaw-dropping ABBAtars.One fan sitting in Block H B17 even said they were in the “best seat in the house”.

Dance Booth tickets are also some of the most expensive in ABBA Arena and are perfect for private groups celebrating a special occasion.

ABBA Voyage is best for age 6+. Under 3s not permitted. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. Dance Floor best for age 12+.

The running time for ABBA Voyage at ABBA Arena is 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Tickets for ABBA Voyage are e-tickets. These will be sent to you before the performance. If you have not received your e-tickets, please contact your point of purchase. They will re-send these to you before your performance date.

The Dance Booths at ABBA Voyage London are a fantastic ‘best-of-both-worlds' experience that provides seating as well as a dance floor. ABBA Arena features eight Dance Booths; four for up to 10 people and four for up to 12 people. Find out more with our guide to the ABBA Voyage Dance Booth Experience.

The Dance Booths are very popular and can sell out many months in advance so be prepared to search a few months ahead.

No, ABBA Voyage doesn't have an interval.

Yes you can buy from the ABBA Arena box office where you will pay the face value ticket price, sometimes with a small booking fee. Search on SeatPlan to get the best prices and deals in one search.

Like any concert, ABBA Voyage can be enjoyed seated in traditional auditorium seating, or on your feet, grooving away on the dance floor in front of the stage. The best option for you will depend on personal preference, but for a real party atmosphere, we highly recommend the Dance Floor.

The general admission Dance Floor is a fantastic and cost-effective way to enjoy getting your boogie on with a group of friends, and you can find out exactly what it's like in our review of the Dance Floor experience. It does not have the privacy or seating of the far pricier Dance Booths, but puts you closer to the stage where the incredible visual effects will have you believing that you are actually near the front row of a real ABBA Concert.

Tickets for ABBA Voyage are generally non-refundable and non-exchangeable.

SeatPlan works with multiple suppliers to find the best deal for you. Each supplier has their own refund and cancellation policy, which you can review on the payment page before you complete your purchase.

ABBA Voyage is recommended for ages 6+, and children under 3 will not be admitted. There are also some restrictions for children attending depending on where you choose to stand or sit, and anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by, and next to, an adult.

The Dance Floor is recommended for ages 12+ because it can get crowded; this is both for children’s comfort and safety and to ensure they have a great view of the stage.

The seated areas are best for children of all ages. Central seating sections have a more head-on view, but rows across the auditorium are tiered so there is a clear view of the stage no matter where you sit.

ABBA Arena has dedicated Accessible sections an assortment of wheelchair spaces and ambulatory seating. Companion seats for all accessible seats can be booked free of charge. For more information, see our ABBA Arena Accessibility page.

ABBA Voyage tickets recommend which door you should enter the auditorium from, for example Entry B Arena Left or Entry D Arena Right. This is to make sure everyone gets inside easily and queues aren’t too long.

If you’re with a group and you have different entrances on your tickets, don’t worry! You can meet up with them once you’re inside.

Drinks at ABBA Voyage that have been purchased on site can usually be taken to your seat or to the standing area. They will be decanted into plastic containers, but please always be aware of other audience members and follow any advice from staff at the venue.

Yes, dancing is usually allowed during ABBA Voyage from seated areas and the audience often gets on their feet for some songs! However, please be mindful of the people around and behind you and don’t block the aisles.

You might be able to sit down at the back of the Dance Floor, but please don’t sit down in the middle. This is a safety hazard because of the crowd around you. It's best to check with staff, who are available to help just outside the auditorium throughout the show.

No, tickets are for one area only and you won’t be allowed to move from your seats to the standing area or vice versa. This is for safety reasons to prevent overcrowding. If you want to exchange your ticket for a different area, please contact your ticket provider.

The seating areas aren't general admission. Tickets are all assigned a section and seat number which you choose when you book. You will need to remain in that seat for the duration of the performance.

The standing area is general admission. You can stand wherever you want and can move around during the show. If you want to grab the perfect spot, we recommend getting to the venue a little early. Lots of people have reported that the middle to back of the dancefloor is best for enjoying the sky high projections which really add to the experience. Some fans take their places an hour before the start time but thirty minutes before should secure you a good view.

Yes, you can. ABBA Voyage doesn’t have an interval but the doors are open. You can leave during the show to use the toilets, buy another drink or just take a break. Staff are available to help if you need to sit down or have any questions.

Latecomers will not be admitted until a suitable point in the concert. 
ABBA Voyage recommends that you aim to arrive an hour in advance of the advertised start time to allow for ticket and bag checks on entry to the venue and to allow for any travel delays en route.