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February 13 2026

Mundo Pixar Experience London

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Following the huge success in Madrid, Barcelona and Brussels, Mundo Pixar Experience has finally landed in London with 14 vibrant immersive rooms, plus a special room created just for the London audience.

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To infinity and beyond! 🚀 The world’s biggest Pixar immersive exhibition has finally landed in London! 🌟 Ever wished you could step inside the would of your favourite animation film? At Mundo PIXAR Experience you can do just that! • 14 immersive, themed rooms • 3,500 sq metres photo-ready sets with your favourite characters • Become a toy at Andy’s room • Swim with Nemo • Harvest screams at the Monsters Inc • Cross the flower bridge in Coco • Become a champion with Lightning McQueen A truly magical day out for families, friends and fans of all ages ✨ 📍 Fulton Rd, Wembley Park, Wembley HA9 0JT @Mundo Pixar London @WembleyParkLDN #mundopixarexperience #pixarexperiencelondon #pixarmundoexperience

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Step into the Disney Pixar Universe

Woody from Toy Story - Mundo Pixar Experience London

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Ever wondered how it would be to step into one of your favourite childhood stories and meet the characters?

At Mundo Pixar Experience you can do just that!

Throughout the experience, visitors will explore 14 immersive rooms, plus a special secret room designed just for the London audience.

You will shrink down and feel like one of Andy’s toys in Andy’s room, follow Mike and Sully to Monsters Inc.’s scare floor and discover how they turned screams into laughter. Meet Joy, Anxiety, Sandness and Anger and join them at the control panel inside Riley’s head and cross the vibrant orange bridge in Coco formed by Marigolds.

Immaculate Designs, Sounds, Lights and Scents

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Each room has a unique scent, and light and sound effects to help visitors fully immerse into the heart of Pixar’s universe.

The Mundo Pixar Experience is housed in a brand new 3,500 sq metre exhibition building, just a 10-minute walk from Wembley station.

Highlights of Mundo Pixar Experience London

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There are 14 themed, photo-ready rooms, each brings one of your favourite Pixar movies to life.

Here are some of the highlights of the experience:

Toy Story

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Shrink into the size of a toy and roam around Andy’s room. But be careful! Andy should never discover you’re actually alive.

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Every detail is meticulously crafted to look exactly like in the film. There are endless photo opportunities here. You will meet Woody and Buzz and take photos inside a Buzz Lightyear toy packaging.

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You can sit on an oversized chair or throw yourself on the floor and pretending Andy’s coming.

Cars

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Feel like a champion of the Piston Cup Championship and take a winner photo with Lightning McQueen. You can also pose with the good old rusty Mater who is always in a good mood and loves the simple joys in life.

Monsters Inc.

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Laughter produces 100 times more energy than screams. Mike and Sully hadn’t known that before they met Boo, the little human girl who accidentally wandered through a magical door from the real world to the world of monsters.

In this room, you will meet Mike and Sully from the famous comedy adventure animation film from 2001.

Step into the real Monsters Inc. scare floor, take selfies with your favourite characters and peek behind a door to a human child’s room.

Hear the screams harvested in the iconic yellow Monsters Inc. tanks and admire the doors being delivered by the door delivery machine above your head.

Inside Out

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Step inside Riley’s head and watch her good, bad and mixed memories glow beautifully in the dark.

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Meet Joy, Anxiety and Sandness behind the control panel and notice Anger fuming in front of the shelves.

Coco

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Similarly to Toy Story, the exhibition features not one, but two Coco-themed rooms!

The first one is featuring Grandma Coco and Miguel in front of the family altar with all the familiar faces from the film, including Grandma Coco’s beloved father, Héctor.

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The second room is featuring Héctor and Dante, the stray dog, and the song “Remember Me” is playing while millions of orange Marigolds are flowing under your feet, just like in the film.

Mundo Pixar Experience Shop

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The exhibition has a large shop packed with all the Pixar merch you ever dreamed of. The walls are decorated with kids’ drawings, and there is even an Edna statue from the 2004 Incredibles movie (beware, she is judging your every move!).

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There are tons of plushies and water bottles but also backpacks (the Wall-E backpack is super cool!), T-shirts, stationery, and – of course – the iconic yellow Pixar ball are all available to purchase.

Practical Info

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Address

Mundo Pixar Experience London | Fulton Rd, Wembley Park, Wembley HA9 0JT

(Nearest station is Wembley Park Station)

Opening Times

13^th February – 28^th June 2026

Check available dates and times when booking.

Tickets

Book your tickets on Mundo Pixar Experience’s official website

Ready for your next adventure? Here’s another immersive experience with the ‘wow factor’. Bubble Planet Experience is located right next Mundo Pixar Experience and it’s the ultimate family adventure with 11 themed immersive rooms, including a giant ball pit, a balloon room, VR experience, infinity rooms and – of course – lots of real soap bubbles.

February 11 2026

SAMURAI Exhibition at the British Museum

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Chargé d’ Affaires ad interim Masaki Ikegami attended to the opening ceremony of the British Museum’s new major exhibition: ‘SAMURAI’ on 29^th January.

The exhibition explores the evolution of the legendary Japanese warriors from the 12^th century, discussing how they moved away from the battlefield to become an elite social class and how they have influenced pop culture not only in Japan, but also in Europe through film, anime, manga, video games and more.

SAMURAI – The Exhibition

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SAMURAI exhibition opened on the 3^rd February at the British Museum and there are over 280 artefacts on display, including full Samurai armours, intricate helmets, swords and archery equipment, kimonos and other items, including erotic books, porcelain dishes and vases.

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The exhibition also showcases how Samurai appears in pop culture today. There is a life-size Darth Vader suit borrowed from the Lucas Museum of Narrative in LA, floor-to-ceiling videos of silhouetted soldiers in battle and a large display of Samurai video games, including the widely popular Assassin’s Creed Shadows.

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Kylo Ren’s (played by Adam Driver) iconic helmet in Star Wars sequel trilogy is also on display. Director J.J. Abrams wanted to give Ren’s costume visual resonances of Darth Vader. The helmet was designed with jagged red lines evoking the traditional repair technique of ‘kintsugi’.

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What is kintsugi?

Rather than hiding the damage, this technique highlights the fractures on the broken item, embracing its imperfections as parts of the object’s beauty, giving the object a whole new life.

About Samurai

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How do you imagine a Samurai? A fierce male warrior wearing armour, wielding a sword and motivated by unshakable loyalty and devotion to their lord?

Samurai – as we imagine them today – have been heavily shaped by films, anime, manga and video games.

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In reality, Samurai were not just warriors, they were also artists skilled in calligraphy, painting and literature. During peacetime when they didn’t have to fight on battlefield, many of the Samurai held important roles within the government or even acquired political powers.

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The exhibition is featuring a traditional business suit Samurai would wear in peace time.

Many Samurai monetised their hobbies and was selling their artworks for living.

Where does the Word ‘Samurai’ Come From?

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The word, ‘Samurai’ comes from the Japanese verb saburau meaning ‘to serve’.

Historically, terms musha, bushi and mononofu were used to describe the members of the warrior ruling class, but ‘Samurai’ is more commonly used in the Western countries.

Were There Female Samurai?

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Yes! The Samurai class included lot of female warriors who also held great power. One of them was Hōjō Masako (1157 – 1225), who married the first shogun, Minamoto Yoritomo (1147 – 1199) and acted as regent multiple times.

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An original painting of Minamoto Yoritomo is also part of the exhibition. The painting is featuring the shogun in a sitting position, wearing black robe and a high bun hairstyle. The painting was created by Fujiwara no Takanobu in the 12^th or 13^thcentury.

Women also had the important role of raising children and running the household, and sometimes they even commanded battalions at important battles.

What Training Did Samurai Do?

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Samurai had to be able to use various weapons. The level of training depended on the rank and location, but archery was an essential skill. They also needed to be highly trained in martial art.

Samurai were expected to learn painting, calligraphy and flower arranging and needed to be well versed in poetry. As alliances were essential for a Samurai, these skills were cultural codes and how they mastered them sometimes was a matter of life or death.

Do Samurai Exist Today?

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No. Following the collapse of the Tokugawa shogunate, Samurai status was abolished in 1869 and since then there have been no Samurai.

However, Samurai still live with us in popular culture, anime and as heroes in films and as video game characters.

Words associated with Samurai society still exist and widely used in Japan today. For example, an unemployed businessman is called rōnin (rōnin was used to describe unemployed Samurai or Samurai without a master).

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SAMURAI exhibition gives a rare insight into the lives of the mysterious Japanese warriors. The exhibition features lots of full Samurai armours, hand-written rolls, swords once belonged to real Samurai and tells the story of the shogunate, how the children of Samurai were trained from a very young age and what led to the complete abolishment of the Samurai class in the 19^th century.

If you’re interested in Japanese history and culture or simply love anime and manga and want to learn more about what inspired your favourite series, make sure you don’t miss this truly amazing exhibition at the British Museum.

Shop

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Your exhibition journey ends at the shop where you’ll find a huge range of beautiful gifts and snacks.

Make sure you take a look around because the shop arrangements and decorations are very photogenic, really giving the vibe.

There are books, handmade origami Samurai postcards, Japanese sweet treats, tableware, jewellery, premium Japanese green tea and more!