Pixar fans in the UK will soon be able to experience iconic sets from the animated classics in the flesh.
The studio is bringing its ‘Mundo Pixar’ exhibition, which it bills as a multi-sensory ‘immersive experience’, to London’s Wembley area in February 2026.
It recreates 14 distinct moments across the most popular Pixar universes, including Andy’s bedroom from Toy Story, Carl’s house from Up and the Scare Floor from Monsters, Inc.
Other films which feature include Coco, Inside Out and Finding Nemo.
Mundo Pixar has been a success in four other countries so far, selling 3.2 million tickets in Brazil, Mexico, Belgium and Spain.
What Mundo Pixar’s London experience could look like
The exhibit includes 25 life-size or scaled-up sculptures of Pixar characters across 14 rooms.
These are to be housed in a specially-built 3,500-square venue.
Visitors will be able to explore the sets, and it’s understood this will include touching the sculptures and props, sit on chairs and so on.
Each room will also be playing music from the films and give off ‘specially crafted scents’.
It’s understood there won’t be much else in the way of interactivity, particularly compared with other ‘immersive’ exhibits which features such as VR sections and film rooms.
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However visitors can opt into a Pixar Ball Treasure Hunt, searching for the famous ‘Luxo Ball’ – a yellow ball with a blue stripe and red star which appeared in around two dozen of the studio’s films.
Mundo Pixar has been highly praised for the beauty of its sets in previous editions.
The London edition will include a brand new room, though organisers haven’t confirmed what it will be.
How to get tickets
The exhibition is set to open on February 13th, but fans will be able to buy tickets for their selected date well ahead of time.
A general sale for tickets begins on November 21 on the exhibition’s official website.
Pre-sale tickets will also be made available from November 19 to people who sign-up for access through a link on the website.
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