Wembley is globally known as the heart of English football and an entertainment spot (including Harry Styles’ record-breaking 12-night residency), but the fun doesn’t end there. Wembley is also home to one of the most magical immersive exhibitions in London. You can hop on the tube, and about 30 minutes later, you’re literally stepping onto another planet made entirely of bubbles.
Just a quick ride from the centre, one of the most iconic stadiums in the city has officially become a neighbourhood to a surreal wonderland known as Bubble Planet. Here’s why this viral experience is a must-visit before it *pops*.
14 August 2026 10:00 + more dates
Discover one of Wembley’s bucket-list experiences
This sprawling exhibit takes every bit of whimsiness and scales it up to colossal proportions, permitting you to embrace your inner child. After international success with over 2 million tickets sold worldwide, this delirious experience is based only a short walk from Wembley Stadium.
The bubble obsession acts as a much-needed retreat for adults. So, if you’re looking to switch off and let yourself be completely ridiculous for an hour or two, Bubble Planet belongs on your bucket list.
What to expect inside the bubble universe
With eleven highly interactive and totally distinct thematic zones, the fun never ends. The entire space is meticulously designed to hit all five senses, meaning you are walking through elaborate sets rather than just viewing a static exhibit.
The exhibition offers optical illusions, vibrant projections and hands-on activities, including a massive multi-level Bubble Bath ball pit, infinity rooms, VR and even a hot air balloon simulator. Designed for all ages, this dreamy adventure takes you on a 60- to 90-minute exploration of the bubbly universe, just minutes away from Wembley Stadium.
What’s happening in Wembley Stadium
If you’re a big fan of music and sports, you already know that Wembley is a go-to for all the fan favourites. The area utilises all its iconic spaces for memorable adventures, and The Bubble Planet is no different!
If you’re planning on having a full day of entertainment, why not have the best of both worlds and mix your current favs with childhood dreaminess? Good news, because Wembley Stadium’s summer schedule is packed with incredible energy.
We’re talking, Bruno Mars dominating late July with six nights of his Romantic Tour. As well as the return of The Weeknd on his After Hours Til Dawn Tour across five nights in mid-August. Of course, for the wrestling fans, the stadium flips the script at the end of August for AEW All In London. Expect a theatrical, high-flying wrestling spectacle for the ultimate entertainment. If that sounds good, you can start planning your visit and have all the excitement in one place.
How to get there?
Travelling to Wembley is simple. In fact, you have several options from central London. The absolute quickest way is to hop on the Underground’s Metropolitan Line or Jubilee Line northbound and head straight to Wembley Park Station.
Once you tap out at Wembley Park, exit the station and walk straight down Olympic Way towards Wembley Stadium. When you hit the traffic lights at Fulton Road, right where BOXPARK Wembley is, turn left.
Follow Fulton Road for a few minutes until you arrive at Unit 22, where Bubble Planet is located. It’s a completely flat, easy, a few-minute walk from the tube, so you’ll be diving into the giant ball pits and mirror rooms in no time!
Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience in London
14 August 2026 10:00 + more dates
