Shrek's Adventure London

“Fantastic and surprisingly immersive experience. At first, I thought it would mainly be a dramatic attraction just for kids, but once the 5D Bus ride started, the experience reached a whole new level. From that point on, it became exciting, interactive, and highly entertaining for everyone. “The Wheel of Torture” was definitely the climax of the adventure and an outstanding moment. The unexpected entry of Shrek made it even more thrilling and memorable, bringing a lot of excitement to the audience. All the artists performed really well and stayed in character throughout. A special mention goes to the artist who played the Sleeping Beauty girl — wow! Her performance was 100% professional, energetic, and truly impressive. She stood out and added so much charm to the experience.”

“A truly fantastic experience! We did it with our children and were instantly transported to Far Far Away. All the beloved characters are there, the sets are colorful and magical, and once again the actors are absolutely brilliant. Their performances make the whole adventure come alive, with lots of interaction, humor, and energy from start to finish. It’s immersive, fun, and perfectly designed for families. The children were delighted — and so were we! A wonderful experience full of laughter, magic, and great memories.”

“It's an excellent site of It's own kind for all the children but parents also enjoy the whole trip inside shreks adventure. I also enjoyed it. It's just beside of london eye at Westminster. Westminster tube is nearest underground station... it was very nice and unique experience for me. All infra and maintenance were good.”

“Lots of cool small details to notice in each leg. As a solo adult going through I enjoyed myself. A lot of reviews state the not being able to take photos during as a negative, but one of the mums in the group I ended up in said that now she actually gets to enjoy it because she's not on photo duty. I loved that perspective! There are plenty of things prior to the tour and after to provide photo opportunities. There are also photos you can buy in a little album that acts like a scrapbook of your adventure to Far Far Away. The character actors were really great, providing opportunities for adults and children to both participate in the story. The attention to detail on every level is really fun. There's even recordings that play on the toilets including Puss in Boots asking where the litter boxes are and why there are so many drinking fountains. Really, just a charming experience all around. The only thing that would make this a 5-star in my book is if it weren't so expensive for both ticket and souvenirs. I don't mind paying extra for the licensing and the obviously huge amount of work that went into putting this all together, but I should be spending nearly £100 for a single ticket, character ears and a t-shirt. That said, it is a unique experience and if finances are unlimited, then this could be a great way to break up all of the walking and historical attractions.”