Disney100: The Exhibition extends tenancy due to phenomenal demand

Family immersive experience to extend its run at ExCeL London due to demand with 185,000 ticket sales in just three months 

Due to phenomenal public demand, the largest exhibition the Walt Disney Archives has ever created has confirmed it is extending its tenancy at ExCeL London from March 6 2024.

With over 185,000 tickets sold since its October 2023 opening, the 20,000sqft exhibition displays over 250 rare artefacts, artworks, costumes, props, and incredible memorabilia, showcasing beloved classics like Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, along with the latest Disney family additions - Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel, in honour of The Walt Disney Company's 100th anniversary.

The exhibition, staged at London's largest event venue, will take a brief closure on January 21 before reopening again on March 6.

Becky Cline, Executive Producer of the exhibition and Director of the Walt Disney Archives, commented: “The Walt Disney Archives spent years planning and curating more than 250 objects to capture the 100 years of storytelling, creativity, and unparalleled magic of The Walt Disney Company. We cannot wait for fans and families to experience this once-in-a-lifetime event celebrating the iconic characters and stories that have captured the hearts of audiences around  the globe.”

Presented throughout 10 themed galleries, Disney100: The Exhibition showcases an extraordinary snapshot of the 100 year history of The Walt Disney Company including an original crystalline glass slipper from Cinderella, through to an animation maquette for Remy from Ratatouille.

As part of this extended celebration, organisers are also introducing a brand-new VIP premium ticket option, offering guests a beautiful gift package to help capture the  memories of the exhibition forever. 

The exhibition opening hours will run from 9am - 4.30pm Monday to Thursday, 9am to  6pm Friday to Saturday and 9am to 4pm Sunday. Prices for the new extended run start from £18 per adult and £14.50 per child.