We spent a few days in Stockholm and I really wanted to see this. I grew up in the 70s-80s and was a big fan of ABBA songs. This museum is big and has a TON of history, background, videos, interactive exhibits, memorabilia, photo ops, karaoke booths, on stage opportunities and much more. Everyone enjoyed it.

My wife and I spent a couple hours in the museum and enjoyed it very much. Well laid out and lots of displays. Visitor participation with the avatars was fun to watch. Pleasant ride over on the water bus from central city.

A rainy day in Stockholm & this was the perfect way to spend the afternoon. Very informative with regards to the history of the group. Costume displays were interesting too - however the Interactive areas were so much fun. Definitely worth a visit!

I have loved Abba since I was a kid listening to the 8-tracks my mom played in the car. So you can imagine this was the first thing I wanted to see in Stockholm. It did not disappoint for me. We purchased tickets online for our time (opening) heading the what I read that it was a smaller museum and it filled up fast. We got in right away/on time. Loved reading about this band’s history and seeing the photos, costumes, listening to the music. Yes, I sang with the virtual version of them because…DUH! You HAVE to!! LOL A fan’s dream, even if I was uncoordinated in my choreography. I felt the museum was completely worth it - but YES - definitely go early before it gets too busy so you can enjoy it before it gets too busy.

We had the best time as a group of 19 years old girls who grew up listening to (and still love) ABBA! The museum was really fascinating and we learned a lot about the band and members themselves (and their solo music as well!) and had the best time singing and dancing in studio and stage simulations! It was relatively crowded but it wasn’t that bad since we got our tickets in advance.. IMO definitely “a must” experience in Stockholm!

You must do this while in Sweden! No matter if you’re an ABBA fan or not, you will enjoy it! There’s so much to see and do inside the museum. It’s all set out perfectly, with loads of original ABBA outfits, vinyls and loads more! You can even become the 5th member of ABBA too! Reasonably priced and great fun! Definitely recommend.

Located near the Vasa museum, this museum covers the history of the band, their careers after they split up and the avatar London Voyage show. If you do not remember Abba or are not that interested in them it is not for you. For me and my wife it was a trip down memory lane. Not that large a museum so you can cover everything in just over an hour. You can sing along and dance along and watch old films and footage.

A fantastic experience and wonderful costumes and information about the legendary Swedish band. Some really enjoyable interactive elements as well. Nice bar inside the venue. Only minor disappointment/surprise was the size of the gift shop and range of products, but overall a fantastic visit.

The museum is modern, quite big and if you were a fan of ABBA then probably this is a must go place and you wont be dissapointed. However IF you are not soso big fan, it might be a bit boring. Karaoke with holograms was great and funny experience, however there could have been more active experiences one could take part in and a little less reading material.

$26 for admission. Lots of costumes, theatre with movie playing about how ABBA came about, go on stage and sing along next to ABBA, recording studio, etc. If you are an ABBA fan, this is a must see. Great gift shop, something for everyone. A+