Friends Experience to open in London this summer - Full guide including how to get tickets
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In celebration of 30 years of the sitcom on our screens, a new Friends experience which will recreate the show’s iconic 90s sets, is set to launch in London this August.
The FRIENDS™ Experience will invite Londoners to step into the beloved television series as they see the show’s famous orange couch up close and get the chance to walk around some of its iconic sets including Central Perk coffeehouse.
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Hide AdThe experience will also showcase exclusive content from the London Friends episodes like “The One with Ross’ Wedding Parts 1 & 2”. As well as a recreated wedding scene, a 3D interpretation of Joey’s London map, and replica costumes and props will be on display.
Here’s everything fans need to know about the Friends experience that’s coming to London this summer.


Where is the London Friends experience?
The FRIENDS™ Experience will take over London’s ExCeL in a brand-new, purpose-built waterside location.
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How to get to the London Friends experience - Nearest Tube stations
The nearest Tube stops to the experience are Customs House station via the Elizabeth Line, and Canning Town station via the Jubilee Line.
Those unsure of what route to take can always plan their trek to the venue through the TFL Journey Planner or apps on their phone, such as Citymapper.
When does the London Friends experience open and how long will it be in the capital?
The Friends Experience will open in August and is set to be a permanent long-term feature at London’s ExCeL centre.
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Hide AdFull ticket info for the London Friends Experience
The waitlist for tickets is currently open with fans able to sign up to it on the Friends Experience website. Presale tickets will be available from June 17, and general tickets from June 18.
Tickets start from £20 but there will also concession passes available for students, seniors, military personnel and NHS workers. Tickets for 11-16 years will cost £10, with children under 10 able to enter for free.
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