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ABBA Voyage: two nights in London

A flexible three-day London break with ABBA Voyage at its centre, nearby dining, an Olympic Park walk and optional daytime activities.

Itinerary

  1. London

    2 nights

    Two nights in London, with Stratford as a practical base

    Settle into your accommodation on day one. Keep day two centred on your booked performance and depart on day three. The concert date determines the order of activities.

    Excursion 1 · Day 1

    Walking

    Choose the route from your actual accommodation. Use public transport where walking is impractical; timings depend on your booked performance.

    1. Westfield Stratford City

      Westfield Stratford City

      Use the arrival day for a relaxed meal or an indoor break.

      Go back on foot

      Return to your accommodation by a route suited to its location.

    Excursion 2 · Day 2

    Walking

    Choose the route from your actual accommodation. Use public transport where walking is impractical; timings depend on your booked performance.

    1. Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

      Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

      Take a manageable daytime walk. Keep enough energy for the concert and check event-related path changes.

      Walking

      Continue from Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to ABBA Arena using a route suited to the day's access arrangements. Arrive one hour before the booked performance.

    2. ABBA Arena

      ABBA Voyage concert

      Arrive one hour before the time on your ticket. Plan your route via Pudding Mill Lane DLR and keep the return journey flexible.

      Activities

      1. ABBA Voyage

        Day 11 hr 40 min

      Go back by train

      Return to your accommodation by a route suited to its location.

ABBA’s songs give this London break a reason to celebrate together. At ABBA Voyage, digital versions of Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Anni-Frid perform alongside a live band, turning a familiar pop catalogue into a concert built around music, movement and visual invention. The four members are not physically on stage: the fascination lies in how their digital performances meet the energy of the musicians and audience.

The pleasure of the trip is having room around that shared occasion. A walk in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park offers a change of pace before the arena’s lights and sound; an unhurried meal gives friends time to catch up before the concert takes over. London becomes somewhere to enjoy together, with the show as the occasion that brings everyone here.

This is a good fit for lifelong fans, groups celebrating a milestone and curious music lovers interested in the possibilities of live entertainment. Whether you prefer to dance or watch from a seat, the appeal is the same: making a favourite soundtrack part of a few days away.

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Booking the concert and your stay

Choose an officially announced concert date before committing to travel or accommodation. Compare seated tickets, the standing Dance Floor and Dance Booths according to your group's preferences. Check cancellation terms, room categories and exactly what any ticket-and-hotel package includes. This trip suggestion does not reserve tickets, accommodation or transport.

The suggested programme places the concert on day two. Adjust your travel plans to the performance you book, and choose accommodation after checking your journeys to and from the arena. Keep the arrival day flexible and allow time to collect luggage before departure.

Arrival and the journey back

ABBA Voyage asks guests to arrive one hour before the concert. Use the start time on your ticket and leave room for a delayed finish when arranging onward travel. Plan the actual journey through TfL, including service changes and the return connection to your accommodation. The itinerary's transport choices are suggestions rather than verified routes.

Choosing tickets for your group

Children under three are not admitted. Under-16s must attend with an adult aged 18 or over; the Dance Floor is not recommended for under-12s. Discuss wheelchair spaces, step-free seating and hearing support with the venue before choosing tickets. Read the current entry and bag rules, and leave travel luggage at your accommodation.

Optional time around the concert

If you want another booked daytime activity, consider either a London Stadium tour or a public swimming session at London Aquatics Centre, subject to availability and enough time before the concert. These are alternatives and are not scheduled itinerary stops. A Victoria Park walk is another independent idea if your departure timing allows. Any additional activity needs its own access and availability check.

Allow for meals, local transport and any optional admissions when planning your budget. Keep time for food before the performance, and arrange luggage storage if needed.

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