5 Reasons Why This Is London’s Ultimate Night Out
Have you been to ABBA Voyage yet? Whether you’re a first-timer or back for another round, it’s not the same show you remember. Three years on, the arena’s still buzzing—this summer, there are new reasons to get in on the action: updated setlist, live DJ sets, and fresh energy every night.
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1. An electrifying concert
This is a concert unlike anything you’ve seen before. With cutting-edge technology and spectacular lighting, you’re transported back in time to see Agnetha, Björn, Benny, and Anni-Frid perform some of the most beloved songs ever written.
2. The updated setlist
To celebrate the show’s anniversary, there’s an updated setlist. This season, you can expect to hear songs like “The Name of the Game”, “Money, Money, Money”, “Super Trouper”, and “Take a Chance on Me” – which means that even regulars get something new.
I went to ABBA Voyage for a girls’ night out and it was such a good vibe – we all dressed up in ’70s looks and danced the whole night.
Natasha, Digital Editor
3. Summer DJ sessions
On Friday and Saturday evenings throughout the summer, arrive early for a pre-show party. The area outside the arena features live DJ sessions, accompanied by plenty of singing, dancing, and energy, to get you in the mood for what’s to come.
4. Dress for the occasion
While you don’t have to, we recommend leaning into the event by channelling the band’s iconic aesthetic – from flares and sequins to glitter and wide sleeves – so that the fun starts long before you arrive at the Arena.
I’d definitely recommend ABBA Voyage, even if you’re not the biggest ABBA fan. It’s like nothing I’ve ever been to before and it’s very hard not to have a great night.
Elle, Senior Venue Partnerships Manager
5. Seasonal menus
Refuel pre and post-show with a summer cocktail, mocktail, or spritz, plus a range of fresh food to keep you going, including gyros, burgers, and salads. If you’re one to plan ahead, there’s the option to pre-order pizza for after the show.
Tickets start from £55* and seated tickets at £77, there’s never been a better time to visit the ABBA Arena.
