Stockholm: ABBA The Museum Entrance Ticket
Djurgården, Stockholm
Get an entry ticket to discover ABBA The Museum, an interactive experience, with a pre-booked time slot. Try on virtual costumes, sing, play quizzes, mix original music, and get up on the stage with ABBA.
ABBA The Museum Ticket in Djurgården, Stockholm
Explore ABBA The Museum on Djurgården Island, Stockholm, ideal for music fans interested in the legendary Swedish pop group.
Highlights
- Walk in the footsteps of ABBA
- Listen to an optional audio guide with personal stories from Agnetha, Benny, Björn, and Frida
- View ABBA's instruments, gold records, awards, and stage costumes
Description
Visit ABBA The Museum to see costumes from all four group members, along with gold records, original memorabilia, and much more. The interactive exhibits make you feel like the fifth member of the band.
Discover how you look in their iconic stage outfits, sing in the Polar Studio created by Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, and experience 3D avatars that let you join the band on stage.
Includes
- Entry ticket to ABBA The Museum
Excludes
- Audio guide (available for purchase at the museum)
Important Information
- Children up to 6 years enter free; collect child tickets at the check-in counter
- Estimated visit time: 1.5 to 2 hours
- The museum is wheelchair accessible
- Cash payments are not accepted; bring a card for purchases
- The ticket allows a single entry on the chosen date and time
Cancellation Policy
Full refund available for cancellations made up to 24 hours in advance.
For the best experience, book your ticket in advance and bring a photo ID. Visit during weekdays to avoid larger crowds.
Frequently Asked Questions
ABBA The Museum is located on Djurgården Island in Stockholm.
You can see ABBA's original stage costumes, instruments, gold records, awards, and interactive exhibits at the museum.
Yes, an optional audio guide is available with personal stories from Agnetha, Benny, Björn, and Frida.
Yes, the museum offers engaging and interactive exhibits that are suitable for visitors of all ages in Stockholm.
Tickets can be booked online in advance for entry to ABBA The Museum on Djurgården Island.
Yes, tickets usually specify a time slot to help manage visitor flow; check the museum's website for details.
ABBA The Museum does not have a restaurant, but there are cafes nearby on Djurgården Island.
Yes, photography is generally allowed, but flash and tripods may be restricted to protect exhibits.
Audio guides at the museum are available in multiple languages, including English and Swedish.
Visiting on weekdays or earlier in the day can help you avoid larger crowds; check the museum’s website for current visitor information.
