Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition in London

Guests who require assistance throughout the exhibition are eligible for a complimentary Companion ticket. Companions will be granted free admission on arrival (no ticket purchase is needed in advance).

If you require the assistance of a Companion/PA, we ask that you provide one of the following forms of documentation, to be shown on entry. This will act as evidence of your requirements. Without this documentation we will be unable to provide a complimentary Companion/PA ticket.

Accepted forms of documentation include:

• Middle or Higher rate DLA for care and/or mobility.
• Personal Independence Payment (PIP) documentation.
• Evidence of being severely sight impaired.
• CredAbility Access Card with a “+1” category requirement.
• A recognized Assistance Dog ID card.

Please note that the guest requiring assistance must have a valid entry ticket. If the visitor is a child, to obtain a free Companion or PA ticket, there must be at least one full-priced General Admission ticket in the group.

Immerse LDN at Excel Waterfront provides step-free access at both of its entrances. For the West entrance, please disembark at Custom House station, which offers full accessibility with lifts from the platform to the bridge. If arriving via Prince Regent DLR Station, there are lifts available that lead directly to a footpath entering the venue.

For more detailed information on accessible facilities at the venue, please visit the Excel London website: Accessibility Information.

Yes, assistance dogs are welcome, including those from ADUK, accredited training companies, and owner-trained dogs. Proof of training is required. Please be aware that if the dog’s behaviour does not meet the required standards, entry may be denied.

To bring an assistance dog, please contact accessibility@fkpscorpio.co.uk  in advance. According to the Equality and Human Rights Commission, assistance dogs are highly trained to:

• Stay with their owner and not wander freely.
• Sit or lie quietly on the floor next to their owner.
• Avoid fouling in public areas.
• All assistance dogs must remain on a lead at all times.

Combining cutting-edge technology with rich historical narratives, the exhibition features impressive 360-degree projections at 8 metres in height, spanning more than 1,200 square metres of projection surface, a world-premiere hologram showcasing the mummification process, and virtual and augmented reality metaverse experiences.

Discover a selection of original ancient Egyptian artefacts from as far back as 4000 B.C including shabti's, a funerary shabti from the 20th Dynasty that belonged to Howard Carter’s private collection, statuettes and vases from the reigns of Tutankhamun and Ramses II & III, as well as high quality replicas and facsimiles from Egypt in an exceptionally curated treasure room.

Timings given below are a recommendation of how long each room may take to complete. In most cases, timings are listed as a guide. Where possible, we invite you spend as much time as you need to enjoy the exhibition.

The Anubis Room (5 minutes) An infinity room with a walking Anubis leading into the world of Tutankhamun.

The Introduction Room (min 10 minutes) Six display cases crammed full of historical information about Egyptology and Pharaoh Tutankhamun.

Treasure Rooms 1 & 2 (min 15 minutes) Packed full of Egyptian artefacts from as far back as 4000BC including a replica Sarcophagus and an original funery shabti from the 20th Dynasty that belonged to Howard Carter’s private collection. Treasure galore to enjoy!

The Immersive Room (35 minutes) An 8-metre-high video mapping room with 360-degree projections, spanning over 1,200 sq metres, showing stunning wall and floor visuals of ancient Egyptian civilisation and the story of Tutankhamun in a glorious 35-minute program.

The VR Room (10 minutes) A 360-degree swivel chair virtual reality (VR) headset journey through the tombs and mystical Egyptian afterlife, lasting 10 minutes. We recommend the Metaverse and VR experience for children aged five and above.

The Metaverse Room (10 minutes) Put on a state of a state-of-the-art headset to experience an augmented reality walk through of the valley of the kings, exploring Howard Carter’s base camp and reliving the moment of the 1922 discovery in its full glory. We recommend the Metaverse and VR experience for children aged five and above.

The Egyptian Photo Booth Become a real life Egyptian! See how you would look as an ancient Egyptian in full historical head dress, with a photo recreation downloadable straight to your mobile device.

There are limited vegan and gluten-free catering options within the main Excel boulevard but not within the exhibition itself. Restaurants in the main boulevard aren’t always open. Please check the Excel website for more information: https://www.Excel.london/visitor/food-drink and plan ahead.

Please note that food and drink cannot be consumed within the exhibition itself.

There are a selection of retail units in Excel London providing a diverse range of food and drinks. If you bring a reusable cup to the venue, you can enjoy discounts on some hot drinks at select retail outlets. There are free water refill points on the Boulevard close to the entrance to the venue. For more information please visit: Excel.london/visitor/food-drink 

Please note that food and drink cannot be consumed within the exhibition itself.

No bags larger than A4 are allowed within the exhibition.

Backpacks and large bags will not be allowed inside the exhibition. We have a high number of chargeable lockers for you to store your bags and coats when you visit. You can reserve and pay for your locker via your phone by scanning the QR code as you enter the hall. Our onsite team will be happy to guide you should you require any assistance. The dimensions of the lockers available are: Large locker size: 60cm high x 50cm wide x 80cm deep. Medium locker size: 45cm high x 30cm wide x 45cm deep.

Lockers are charged at £3 each.

No food or beverages are to be consumed inside the exhibition. You will be asked to dispose of any open foods/beverages before entering the exhibition.

Exceptions on medical grounds can be made but water must be in a lidded/sealed bottle. Please make the staff aware upon arrival.

The weather will not impact the exhibition as it is indoors.

We always aim to limit and reduce queuing outside the entrance. In the event of inclement weather, our team will work to ensure any queuing outside is minimised as much as possible.