Wake The Tiger London

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A major new attraction is coming to London, and it’s set to transform the former KidZania space into something completely extraordinary. Wake The Tiger, the award‑winning immersive art experience from Bristol, is expanding with a brand‑new London installation, bringing its imaginative, multi‑sensory worlds to a whole new audience.

Wake The Tiger is known for its incredible walk‑through environments, blending art, storytelling, nature, neon, and surreal design into a journey unlike anything else in the UK. Visitors step into a series of interconnected worlds, each filled with intricate details, glowing installations, hidden stories and creative surprises. It’s part art exhibition, part fantasy realm, part interactive adventure and now London is preparing to welcome its own version.

The new London site is expected to follow the same large‑scale, permanent format as Bristol, offering a fully built immersive universe designed for exploration. The former KidZania location provides a huge footprint, making it ideal for Wake The Tiger’s ambitious multi‑room layout and imaginative set design. While full details are still to be revealed, anticipation is already building, with many eager to see how the London experience will differ from or expand on the original.

Wake The Tiger appeals to a wide range of visitors, from teens and adults to creative explorers, groups of friends, and anyone who loves stepping into another world. With its mix of art, fantasy, storytelling and interactive elements, it’s set to become one of London’s most exciting new attractions.

Further Information: Wake The Tiger London

Is there food and drink available?

TBC

What are the main things to do?

An immersive art experience transforming the former KidZania space into a multi‑sensory world of fantasy, storytelling and creative exploration.

What are the ticket prices?

Entry starts from £16.50 off‑peak for adults and £13.50 off‑peak for children, with peak tickets rising to £25 for adults and £20 for children depending on when you book

Is there parking?

There is parking nearby, and charges will apply. The closest tube stations to Wake The Tiger London are: Wood Lane (Circle & Hammersmith & City Lines) – approx. 5 minutes’ walk or White City (Central Line) – approx. 3–5 minutes’ walk.

When are they open?

At present, it looks like they will be open 7 days a week

Are they accessible?

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