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Recently went to see ABBA Voyager - queuing worked well / security etc
Seats 2 rows from back good . Some songs were unfamiliar and live band was dreadful
- out of tune and a pointless addition .
We had 2 free seats next to us - which were filled after 30mins from the start by 2 drunken adults - they talked / messed about etc . Why were they allowed in ? Disappointing and unfortunately an unwanted distraction. Overall thought it was overpriced and too short .

I have been told by many people that this was an amazing show so I was expecting quite a lot. Unfortunately it didn't meet those expectations the playlist was weird constantly bringing it down just after getting you all up dancing. The middle bit was like listening to b sides of records that you never used to play and many of the tracks we were expecting just weren't played.

The middle sequence was actually quite boring and then immediately after that they played Waterloo for which everyone jumped up and started dancing which was great but then the next track was a slow one when everyone sat down and went to sleep again. It was a really poor set & reminded me of old DJs who didn't read the room very well.

Don't get me wrong I did enjoy the show it was really good but it could have been so much better.

Quick and efficient entry a bar outside to wait in usual food and drinks stands.
I went for the dance floor experience and it was just so real and the sounds and images were just so amazing
Fantastic atmosphere.. I would go again.

I recently attended the ABBA concert here in Fort Lauderdale and I gave it a rating of about a C to a C minus, that is because the first half was good. The second half is very bad they saying all the second half in Swedish but I didn't know any Swedish so it didn't make sense and the people I was with her very bored and asked if we could leave early which we ended up doing so overall it's a sea concert not that great will never see it again.... My advice is take a pass

Great fun, superb avatars and lighting but sound far, far too loud to the point of distortion. Couldn't see the point of the live band and having them sing one of the songs was completely unnecessary. We paid to see ABBA albeit in Avatar form. Also too much of the cartoon. Wouldn't go again. Must first find my eardrums.

Overall a disappointment. Visually stunning and awesome technology to show such lifelike avatars. Quite a spectacle but the light show is not suitable for people with epilepsy and bright enough to make my eyes hurt, even for hours afterwards. The biggest disappointment was the sound. We had the "best" seats, dead centre, but the sound balance was appalling. The voices were drowned out throughout by overloud - downright deafening - percussion (thumping drums) from the live accompanists/backing band. Only in a few quiet passages could we hear any singing. I had to come home and play my old recordings to refresh the warm feelings I had for ABBA. In the short 90 minute show, one slot was allocated to the backing band, and another long session to an incomprehensible cartoon film, so we felt really shortchanged.

Completamente decepcionada , fui a verlos y solo los oí , vi unos “ muñecos” me sentí engañada , burlada , hubiese reclamado mi dinero devuelta , excelente , súper excelente juego de luces pero fui a verlos no a oírlos , solo los vi menos de un minuto al final , que gran decepción , NO LE RECOMIENDO A NADIE QUE VAYA

Blown away as allways been 7 times now and it just gets better and better each time amazing band amazing performance sound system is amazing unlike what others reviews say it’s not like watching a big cinema screen they are actually there it feels like there are on the stage the atmosphere was amazing everyone had a great time and danced

This was a disappointing portrayal of what could be a phenomenal show! Why have ABBA allowed this to happen for so long. First of all the opening 2 tracks were basically terrible, the sound quality was totally ‘off key’. The animation shown was totally unnecessary and this totally distracted from the show. You could see people, who were really excited about being there, visibly retracting from standing up and dancing. The visual effects are stunning however and it could be an amazing show but get in better backing singers. They just screeched their way through, just focus on what everyone pays to see and that’s ABBA!!! I didn’t want to pay that much for tickets to see cartoons played along with an ABBA soundtrack. If the producers don’t listen to some of these reviews there won’t be many repeat visitors, especially at the highly inflated prices. All they need to do is play the hits, get rid of the band and the animation sections. I was so glad i was seated, the dance floor section was totally overcrowded and NO ONE was dancing with the lack of space. PLEASE look at the energy when ‘Dancing Queen’ and the popular hits came on, it was electric! But unfortunately in between there was far too much other stuff going on that was totally unnecessary in such a short show. Disappointing overall, it was so expensive for 1.5hrs of only a few hits and a light show ☹️

Absolute phenomenal experience still can't get my head around how good they look on stage it wasn't amazing experience from start to finish highly recommend it

Easy to travel to and from. Amazing staff at the venue. Unbelievable experience. I felt like they were really there. Live band and singers were out of this world. Best thing I have ever seen.

Visually: it's fantastic. Technologically: super clever.
Atmospherically : brilliant.
The arena is well set out and you can't really get a bad seat.
Audibly: WAAAAAAY too loud to the point the sound became distorted, tuning seemed to waver about and you couldn't hear the words or singers at all. The band, a good idea, but boy do they need to pipe down especially the bass, and the general master volume level of the whole thing needs to be turned down. It was at damaging levels. We wore Loops and still it was too loud. Staff are very quick to offer you earplugs or even noise cancelling headphones if they see you covering your ears, which is a nice touch...but should this even need to be a thing?
Volume levels definitely took the shine off for many last night.
I liked the fact they did a couple of lesser known ones, starting with The Visitors which is my all-time favourite!

Having been fans of ABBA music for many years, we were really looking forward to this show, which cost the best part of £180 per seat.
We didn’t read any reviews prior to attending, so went in with completely open minds as to what to expect.
Visually, the whole show is nothing short of amazing - both the light show and the band - ok, when the blown up images of the band are shown either side of the stage, they are clearly cgi images with lip sync slightly out from the singing, but honestly - if you just looked at the stage, you would thing it was real people performing.
What really lets this show down, and I wish I had read other reviews before booking because of this, was the sound.
From the moment the music and singing started, it was clear there was something very wrong!
The band seemed to drown out the singing, to the extent that for the whole performance, the whole thing was distorted most of the time.
ABBA are renowned for their vocal performances, but there was none of this charm here - it was an hour and a half of ear bashing, brash, distorted sound - with the house band often drowning out the vocals of ABBA.
Many other reviewers have made this sort of comment over the last couple of years, and I cannot believe the band members themselves actually gave this the go ahead with such a poor sound quality!
The sound manager should be held to account here - especially as nothing seems to have been done to rectify the issue despite the poor sound reviews.
If the sound matched the visuals here, this would get 10* from me…..but it just doesn’t get there.
Was it great?- visually yes.
Was it audibly great? - the text above answers that - not by a long shot - verging on terrible!
Was it worth £180 - no way - improve the sound quality and maybe getting close, but I have heard better sound quality from madness tribute acts in a local park!
Left the venue feeling a bit robbed and overall a ‘meh’ experience.

I attended the Abba voyage in March and it was quite disappointing. The show began with unfamiliar music instead of the classic hits we were expecting. It was supposed to be a tribute to their old music, but it fell short. I would advise others to save their money as it's not worth it. You're better off just going to the disco next door!

I'm a powered wheelchair user and attended with my carer.
First of all the booking process for an accessible area and secure on site free blue badge parking was the easiest I've ever experienced online.
The staff and venue.
I arrival through a gates secure entrance we were directed to a parking space and met by a member of staff who took us into the arena. We were taken to the accessible and changing room toilets and shown the vending and sales areas before being taken to our unobstructed view space and care seat. We were also introduced to the staff member responsible for our location who took me to the accessible counter bar to order drinks that he carried back to our space. Brilliant. All areas were level access without bumps and the toilets spotlessly clean before and after the show.
The ABBA Voyage show itself was an amazing experience from ABBA themselves rising from beneath the stage. It was impossible to tell that they were not the physical band themselves from 40 years ago. A live band of musicians played to the side of the stage and were ended introduced by ABBA. If wasn't just a stage with the band but a huge steak around video and light show experience that fits me was better than the 2024 Take That show.
The audience was fully engaged and when I looked around virtually everyone was on their feet joining in. Let's be clear this was nothing like a singalong Sound of Music it was ABBA themselves performing on stage with support musicians and light show. AMAZING 90 Minutes.
So good I'd gladly go back for the same show and even one with a different selection of songs.
The selection of food and refreshments was limited and we didn't bother upgrading to the VIP refreshments as I was told that they do not cater for a medical gluten free or vegetarian diet. Fair enough better to know before than after payment and being disappointed.
No problems leaving the arena or getting to the toilets. I literally went down the gentle slope into the car park loaded my wheelchair into the car and was able to drive straight out of the ABBA Arena.
The show guide was £15 and it explained how the production had been made, a good buy.

Plus: fantastic visual experience. Way better than I expected. Beautifully done! Well managed crowd, with no problems getting in and out, loos working, etc.

Minus: fantastically high sound level. Way above anything needed. It was so loud that the sound tracks could barely be made out. You need earplugs! We saw some people with earplugs and probably many more used them. But earplugs muffle the sound, unless custom made...
Also aggressive activity to stop people taking photos or videos. They had dozens of people walking around and looking for phones. Never seen anything like that before. Their takings (google) are over £300M/year so they can't be losing that much due to people taking some pics!

The whole ambiance is amazing - especially if you don't get seats and go in the pit where you can have a bit of a bop around!
The whole family went and were impressed with the technology - so easy to forget that it isn't the original group up there.
Can recommend for a family outing for all!

Enjoyed the visuals. They were lovely.
The sound however was awful. Couldn't hear the lyrics. there was no bass. It was muffled and really poor quality. Given that this venue was especially built for the show this was massively disappointing and spoilt the experience. The sound in the Abba Voyage shop on Pudding Mill Lans DLR station was far better quality.

Totally amazing , I would recommend to all Abba fans out there !

Just experienced ABBA Voyage, and it was mind-blowing! This show completely redefines what a ‘live’ performance can be. It’s a thrilling fusion of technology and art that pushes the boundaries like never before. A must-see! And, as someone who isn’t even an ABBA fan, I was still thoroughly impressed by the entire experience.