Mundo Pixar Experience, the world’s largest Pixar exhibition, has extended its run at Wembley Park in London until Sunday 1 November 2026. The news follows what organisers describe as an extraordinary response since opening in February, with more than 100,000 visitors passing through each month.
Tickets for all dates through to November are on sale now at www.mundopixar.com.
What families can expect at Mundo Pixar Experience
Set inside a purpose-built 3,500 square metre venue in Wembley Park, the exhibition recreates 14 Pixar universes for visitors to wander through and explore. Highlights include Andy’s Room from Toy Story, the Scare Factory from Monsters, Inc., the Great Barrier Reef from Finding Nemo, and the journey between the Land of the Living and the Land of the Dead from Coco.
The London edition also features the world premiere of Sunnyside Daycare from Toy Story 3, bringing Jessie, Lotso the bear and the Aliens into the exhibition for the very first time. In total there are 27 life-sized character sculptures on display, along with six bespoke scents designed to transport guests into the world of each film, from the summer breeze of Portorosso in Luca to freshly cut grass evoking Paradise Falls in Up.
The timing lines up nicely with a big year for Pixar fans, with Toy Story 5 set for cinema release on 19 June and the original Toy Story marking its 30th anniversary in 2026.
Opening times and accessibility
Mundo Pixar Experience is open every day except Tuesdays, with daily time slots starting at either 9am or 10am depending on the date, and running until 5pm (7pm on Saturdays). From 30 August, the exhibition will open on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
The exhibition is accessible for visitors with motor, hearing and visual disabilities.
Mariano Pagani, CEO of Golden Peak, said the success in London, alongside a recent opening in Tokyo, showed the true global demand for Mundo Pixar. Jonathan Marks, MD at RG Live, said the response from visitors had made it clear how much the stories and characters mean to people of all ages, and that extending the run means more families and first-time visitors will get the chance to step into the worlds of Pixar.
More than 3.5 million visitors have already experienced Mundo Pixar Experience across Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Belgium and Seoul. Tickets for the London run are available now at www.mundopixar.com.
