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Visually this epic performance is indescribable! You have to see it to comprehend the full appreciation of this immersive experience.

The 'Abbatars' are eerily lifelike with about 95% or more accuracy. Its only the fact that we know they aren't the real ABBA that makes us scrutinise what we are seeing from the offset with critical observation.

Their dance moves, the way their clothing flows, hair movement is perfect. The fact that I refer to the Abbatars as they, them or their and not objects does rather confirm the realism I witnessed. What doesn't fool the eye 100% are their skin tones and eyes under reflective spotlights which I would give a 95% score and obviously the inability to react on a personal level which hasn't been achieved... yet!

Appart from that, once you get into the show and the music it really feels like ABBA is with you performing as their former selves. You can't fool the human brain on this one, because it's not real, so it's natural to look for flaws as your mind is tricked into bouncing between fantasy and reality.

The very end of the show after the performance was the most realistic for me, but I won't disclose what that was because I prefer not to add a spoiler.

To be honest I think this pushes AI technology to its utmost limit and fullest capability of what we can achieve for now. Its not quite 'Star Trek' holodeck, but my word its scarily close! Abba appear 3 dimensional from every angle and appear as a solid.

The live band and backing singers are excellent. Every area of the arena gets a great view. The show has a non-stop wow factor that just blows you away.

My only criticism would be that occasionally the sound had distortion which I don't think was the audio equipment but rather the arena structure, fabric and enclosed space which may be acoustically confined vs output in the attempt to stage a large concert environment.

There are nearly 300 speakers at this venue, which works out to roughly 1 speaker for every 10 people. Apart from that, this show seems flawless within its technological boundaries and capabilities. It breaks new ground using AI technology, fooling the eye, to witness the impossible.

In my opinion this work truly deserves a full 5 stars. Go see it, I guarantee you will not be disappointed, it rocks!

Thank you ABBA and all of the people involved in this project for giving me an experience of pure joy I will cherish and never forget. Just like your music and lyrics your perfectionism is a prominent theme for this ground breaking performance. Your dedication, passion and loyalty to your work and to your fans has always been your strong point and a key factor to your well deserved and continuing success.

What a fantastic show. Highly recommend. We had access seats and we was all looked after by Josh. He was amazing and went above and beyond. Can’t thank you enough. The show was so well done. Can’t understand the bad reviews it was amazing.

Really loved this show, it was fairly easy to get to and the venue was good, but started to flood when it rained. The songs were fab and I enjoyed the way they tried to have the abbastars interact by telling some stories. They looked great on stage,however, on the big screens, they looked just like good game graphics. Unlike some others i loved the video of the boy,however was disappointed that Waterloo was just the footage from Eurovision. The worst thing was the ushers. So focused on catching people with their phones that they were constantly walking up and down in front of us. At least 4 of them . I didn't realise there would be people going back n forth for the whole 90 mins. It really felt extra 'policed' for what it was. I have never experienced this behaviour at any show or concert. So, go and enjoy a trip back in time but don't sit on the seats near the walkways because you will just be distracted by the overly militant staff.

The light effects and the graphics, were impressive The stadium was amazing for a real concert but there was some weird dubbing going on poor music quality vastly overpriced and a bit weird and far too short a programme for the price. We saw a tribute band a few years ago in a large theatre and they soon got the audience going, whereas this show turned out to be a very damp squib in comparison

Since this has come out I've been wanting to get tickets but couldnt afford it so I finally got 2 tickets to go 15th july 3pm me and my sister in law left over an hour before the time and we was only coming from leytonstone so we had plenty of time to eat an grab a drink in the arena so we got a cab we was stuck in traffic all the rds were closed off because westham was having a monster truck event over 30 thousand people so we was told go this way ho that way to end up back to where we was pudding lane station was also closed so time was gettin on we ended up getting out the cab at 3.45 but no where near the arena coz we was gettin told go this way by the security there was no emails or a ythink to say about all the roads being closed so end up not goin coz by the time we had got there show was over I waited so long to find the money to get tickets so I could finally go but didnt end up getting there because of the roads and the station closed off so no fault of ours I am very dissapointed an upset and I cant find a number to speak to someone about this it's all virtal and it's wrong I've lost out because off this

The light effects were good. We were seated in row A and it mostly felt fake. The stadium was amazing for a real concert but there was some weird dubbing going on sometimes which was totally unconvincing. Plus the Avatar film in the middle - what was that all about. I’m guessing that if we were seated right at the front it may have been better but all in all a disappointment, and not worth the money.

The show itself was great but had drunk people by us on the dance floor bumping and falling into us, spilling drinks and then swearing at us. The ushers/security did not act to help us even though they were stood just behind us on the steps and could see what was happening and we asked for help. We went out of the auditorium and spoke to the manager who suggested that we moved to the side steps. He did not accompany us back in or check that we were ok. We tried to but it was so crowded that we encroached on those already there and again all the ushers were interested in was getting us off the steps and into the overcrowded throng asap. After the show which finished at 2.40 (later than advertised) there were enormous queues for the ladies - insufficient capacity at peak times it seems. This left five minutes to get a drink (having been in a very hot environment) and visit the shop which they announced were both closing at 3pm. Having got a drink we were told abruptly by another member of security staff that we couldn’t drink it in the venue as it was closing. When we picked it up to take it outside with us we were told by the same man we couldn’t take it out with us either. He then stood over us while we hurriedly had to gulp the drinks. Why oh why don’t they just keep the venue open for an hour after the show? They stand to make more money and have people leave happy and relaxed, rather than being rudely ushered like sheep from a pen having spent hundreds of pounds for a joyful experience. So top marks for the tech but an experience marred by overcrowding, a mean closing window and poor care and attitude of staff.

The venue and the show was brilliant I was evicted dir dancing 3 inches over the line the security bloke acted like I was a terrorist running to tell everyone and when the main security came the bloke in question was kicking off with a friend I was with like an animal the head of security clearly saw this bloke had no people skills and to me was straight out of belmarsh prison when I questioned the head of security about this person he didn't even know anything about him totally disgusted spoilt a good day

The show itself was fabulous however the dance floor was a standing area with absolutely NO personal space .
This smacks of GREED, sell a few less so customers can move ! Also this is an intimate venue with no ventilation / a perfect breeding environment for viruses .
This was part of my 60th celebration and a treat after going through breast cancer and aggressive chemotherapy .
To cap it all I tested positive to COVID this morning which has to be attributed to overcrowding . THANKS FOR THAT 😫

I will not be recommending .

I paid 105£ to see abba look like a sims 4 extension pack. The lighting is insanely incredible I would to see this at a real live concert

Abba voyage absolutely amazing. Graphics music lighting atmosphere totally awesome .highly recommended

All ruined by one usher who threatened mid show to throw one our party out for taking 1 picture. Other people were videoing and constantly taking pictures. This was just 1. There are pictures and videos all over the internet. Posted since it started. No - you are not suppose to take photos, but many people do. No trying to forgive her for taking a photo - but threatening to eject her mid show. Come on. And such a shame as the rest of the staff and the experience was incredible. I’d go elsewhere. Never had this in any other London Theatre.

I don't get it. Over £100 to be squeezed into a venue and paying vast amounts of money for over-priced food and drink. The graphics, while impressive, are still not to the point where you wouldn't realise that they are computer generated (the hand movements in particular are a long way away from where they need to be). Half the songs are obscure Abba songs rather than the hits you may be coming to see and the middle part of the show is some random cartoon of a character flying through space and jumping up and down on massive flowers, like a high-budget Mario. Waterloo should be the highlight of the show, but some screens come down and we just watch them singing the song at the Eurovision song contest in 1974

Of course, YMMV, but if this is the future of live entertainment as many professional reviewers claim, then the future of live music is dark indeed

Looked forward to this show for a while but it was a bit anti climatic for us. Disappointed the show did not contain more of the ‘older’ more popular ABBA songs. The animation in the middle of the show was confusing. Live band was too loud. Duration 90 minutes - too short. Abbatars were good although not absolutely synced at times. Eurovision item was just a clip. We were seated but the dance floor in front of us was seemed very packed. Lighting was amazing - we did enjoy that but expected more from the music. In our opinion ABBA Voyage is definitely not worth the ticket price. Also the recommendation to ‘arrive early’ is an obvious marketing ploy to get people in to buy the overpriced merchandise/food/alcohol. Programmes £15 - no thanks!

I thought the seated tickets overpriced.We would have had as much or as little enjoyment at a three dimensional cinema screening .Tricky to reach venue, why does everything have to be London based?Not recommended

Went 31st March - we had 4 tickets £530 and then had 4 people stand/dance in the row infront of us from the second song onwards. We asked the stewards and the manager to get them to sit but they refused to sit, also gave me a load of verbal when I asked them to sit. Sent a number of emails after the event but had one reply which was totally inadequate. I see others on here have had similar issues. Disappointed they can’t deal with this. Just ignored.

Cost £186.40 for two tickets. We’re told to be on time as couldn’t enter late to spoil the performance…what a joke we were BL G row A…it was a thoroughfare…people were allowed back and forth to buy drink all through the performance, it was so frustrating and distracting, all about making money. I was very disappointed at the length of performance, choice of songs, almost half the show was taken up with cartoons, video and backing singer. I admit the lighting and special effects were amazing but I was left flat and disappointed . So few of the hits …obviously saving them for ABBA Voyager 2!
Tried to contact Ticket Master as when I booked no mention of hundreds of people would be walking backwards and forwards past the seats….but unable to find any contact details!

Unique Experience!

We were looking forward to the show after hearing all the hype and it was definitely a unique experience.
You would actually think ABBA were performing live.
The old video footage used for Waterloo was disappointing as we’ve already seen it in TV, plus we couldn’t understand why some songs were shown as a video with the Abbatars performing along side…..just show the Abbatars.

Truly an experience worth seeing and as we left we waved goodbye…..and my Son commented, ‘Why are you waving….they’re not actually there!’ 😂

Lucky to have seen this a 2nd time however were on row K. Not wanting to spoil it however the 'flying discs' and 'coloured rain drops' did get in the way as they were very distracting.
If you go, I'd suggest a low as seat as you can.
Sadly, my 83 yr old father was told he couldn't use the nearby toilet and had to walk around the centre, through throngs of people trying to leave to get to one.

Fantastic show well worth a visit , seating and venue were clean and great view , friendly and helpful staff , make a run for the loo though after the show has ended as there were huge queuing