Mamma Mia! The Party extends London run to November 2027
Mamma Mia! The Party has extended its London booking through to 28 November 2027. More than 120,000 new tickets have been released to cover the additional months.
The extension was announced on 21 September 2026, as reported by WhatsOnStage. The London production is staged at the O2. It first opened there in August 2019, which makes this its eighth calendar year in the venue.
A booking extension, in theatre terms, means the selling window is pushed back and fresh tickets are put on sale. The new tickets run through to late November 2027. That covers more than a year of future sales from September 2026.
Since opening, the company has played nearly 2,000 performances in London. More than 800,000 guests have attended. The audience has included visitors from 110 countries.
What makes this stand out is staying power. Seven years in one London venue covers shifts in tourism, costs and habits. A dining show has extra moving parts. Kitchen, tables and songs must line up every night.
The show itself is an immersive theatrical dining experience. That is theatre jargon for a night where the story happens all around you while you eat. Guests take their seats inside a replica of a Greek taverna. You stay at your table for the meal and the music.
A four-course Greek feast is served during the performance, as noted by BroadwayWorld, while the cast performs ABBA's greatest hits around the room. For first-timers, the pitch is simple. You do not just watch. You eat, drink and sing along while the story moves between tables.
It was created by Björn Ulvaeus. The English book, the spoken story that links the songs, is by Sandi Toksvig. The music stays with the familiar ABBA catalogue.
Casting for the extended period includes Sam Bailey as Debbie. She remains in the role until April 2027. That April date gives bookers a clear window for seeing this cast.
For fans, this means choice. The new block stretches well past next summer and into late autumn 2027. Bookers looking for large groups, celebrations or a pre-Christmas night out now have more dates to pick from.
