Mundo Pixar Experience London: Everything You Need to Know Before You Go

BySqueeze London
Mundo Pixar Experience London

If you grew up watching Toy Story and still tear up at the end of Up (no judgement, same!), this one is for you.

Mundo Pixar Experience has taken over a purpose-built 3,500-square-metre venue at Wembley Park and turned it into 14 life-size sets from some of Pixar’s most beloved films.

Andy’s room. The Monsters, Inc. scare floor. Radiator Springs. The colourful streets of Coco’s Santa Cecilia.

All of it, rendered at full scale, and all of it absolutely designed to be photographed.

After drawing in over four million visitors across previous international stops in Brazil, Mexico, Belgium, and Spain, this is the UK premiere, and it closes on 1st November 2026. So if you’re going, the time is now.

What is Mundo Pixar Experience?

Mundo Pixar is a walkthrough immersive exhibition, not a theme park, not a VR experience, and not a cinema.

You move through 14 life-size Pixar film sets at your own pace, each one a fully realised recreation of an iconic scene complete with detailed set design, ambient music, and specially crafted scents.

Still not sure what to expect? The official trailer gives you the best sense of the scale and atmosphere before you book, from Andy’s room at full Toy Story size to the vivid streets of Coco’s Santa Cecilia. Consider this your preview.

The route is one-way, so each room reveals itself in sequence over approximately 45 to 55 minutes.

The London run at Wembley Park also features something no previous international edition has had: the world premiere of the Sunnyside Daycare room from Toy Story 3, created exclusively for the UK stop.

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The sets

Thirteen Pixar worlds across 14 rooms, including:

  • Toy Story — Andy’s room, where you shrink down to toy-size alongside Woody and Buzz
  • Cars — Radiator Springs and Flo’s Café with Lightning McQueen and Mater
  • Monsters, Inc. — walk through the Scare Floor with Mike and Sulley
  • Inside Out — Riley’s emotion headquarters, now including Anxiety from Inside Out 2
  • Finding Nemo — the Great Barrier Reef, full of colour and ocean wonder
  • Coco — from the streets of Santa Cecilia to the Land of the Dead
  • Up — Carl and Russell’s floating house, the room that gets everyone
  • Ratatouille — inside Gusteau’s kitchen with Remy
  • Elemental — the Element City wetro with Ember and Wade
  • Luca — the seaside village of Portorosso
  • Sunnyside Daycare — the UK-exclusive world premiere room from Toy Story 3

There’s also a Pixar Ball Treasure Hunt running throughout, a nod to the famous Easter egg hidden in nearly every Pixar film, with the iconic yellow ball hidden across the exhibition for eagle-eyed visitors to find.

Practical Information

Dates: 13th February to 1st November 2026. This is a touring exhibition; once it leaves London, it won’t be back.

Opening hours:

  • Monday and Wednesday to Sunday: doors open at 10am on weekdays, 9am at weekends
  • Closed Tuesdays (except during UK school holidays when it opens daily)
  • Time slots run every 30 minutes

Duration: 45 to 55 minutes

Age: All ages welcome. Under 3s go free.

Accessibility: Fully wheelchair accessible, with Braille signs and audio guides available.

Strollers: Must be stored at the venue during the visit; there is a designated storage area.

Tickets and pricing

  • Child (ages 3 to 15): from £18 off-peak, £22 peak
  • Adult (16+): from £24 off-peak, £31 peak
  • Under 3s: free
  • Family packages: from £24.50 per person (two adults and two children)
  • Premium admission: from £44 (includes VIP access card with lanyard, Pixar notebook, Pixar-branded pencil, and photo package)

Tickets are available via Ticketmaster, Universe, and Disney Tickets. A £5 per-order booking fee applies at checkout.

Prices vary by date and time, with peak pricing applying at weekends and during school holidays.

Book timed entry slots in advance; the exhibition sold out completely over Easter and has been drawing over 100,000 visitors a month since opening.

MORE INFO & TICKETS

Location: Fulton Road, Wembley Park, HA9 0TF. A five-minute walk from Wembley Park tube station via the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines. Follow the signs from Olympic Way, you genuinely cannot miss it.

Is Mundo Pixar Experience worth it?

For Pixar fans, absolutely. The set design is genuinely spectacular, the kind of thing that makes you stop mid-sentence because you’re standing in Andy’s room and it’s bigger and more detailed than you expected.

The Sunnyside Daycare exclusive and the Pixar Ball Treasure Hunt give it enough to justify the visit even for people who’ve seen similar experiences elsewhere.

Just go in knowing it’s a photo-led walkthrough rather than an interactive deep-dive, and you’ll leave very happy.

Time Out called it “simply the best way to dream with your eyes wide open,” and on the evidence of 100,000 monthly visitors, London seems to agree.