If you’re looking for a unique thing to do in London this year, House of Dreamers is a brand new immersive experience that has officially opened at Immerse LDN, ExCeL Waterfront. Featuring 16 interactive dream inspired installations, this colourful attraction combines technology, art and imagination to create an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.
Whether you’re visiting with children, friends or your partner, House of Dreamers offers plenty of opportunities to explore, play and capture some good photos along the way.
What is House of Dreamers?
House of Dreamers is an immersive walkthrough experience created by Elena and Giulia Sella. Visitors journey through 16 beautifully designed dreamscapes, each offering a completely different atmosphere filled with interactive elements, vibrant colours and fun surprises.
Some of the highlights include a giant pink ball pit, a whimsical fairytale forest filled with oversized mushrooms, cloud swings, light projections and more. Throughout the experience you’ll also wear a DreamBand, which unlocks personalised moments and brings parts of the exhibition to life as you explore.
It’s a playful experience that’s designed to awaken your imagination and celebrate the power of dreams.
Is House of Dreamers suitable for families?
Yes. House of Dreamers welcomes visitors of all ages, making it a good option for families looking for a fun day out in London.
The experience typically takes between 60 and 90 minutes, although you can take your time enjoying each room and snapping plenty of photos.
How to get to House of Dreamers
House of Dreamers is located at:
Immerse LDN
ExCeL Waterfront
London
Getting there couldn’t be easier. The nearest station is Custom House, served by both the Elizabeth line and the DLR, with the venue just a few minutes’ walk away.
If you’re travelling by car, on site parking is available and can be booked in advance.
Is House of Dreamers worth visiting?
If you enjoy immersive attractions, interactive exhibitions or discovering unique experiences in London, then House of Dreamers is definitely worth adding to your list.
Kids are going to love it, 100%. There’s a huge ball pit, some interactive elements and the Magical Forest will definitely be a hit. I think children will absolutely love exploring that area.
Adults will enjoy it too if you’re someone who likes a good photo opportunity. That said, I know there will be plenty of people who won’t be too happy with the price. But that’s just the reality with immersive experiences in London. They’re rarely cheap, so it’s worth keeping that in mind before you book.
It reminded me of Bubble Planet meets the Selfie Factory, and there were even a few parts that reminded me of the Barbie The Dream House experience in Amsterdam. I think you can definitely make a fun day out of it, but it really depends on what your definition of fun is.
I also know there will be people who walk around thinking, “Is that it? You just take photos?” If you’re one of those people who didn’t enjoy Bubble Planet or Mundo Pixar because you felt they were mainly photo opportunities, then this probably isn’t the attraction for you. However, if you enjoyed those experiences and like colourful, interactive environments with plenty of opportunities to get involved, then I think you’ll really enjoy House of Dreamers.
Overall, I had a good time and thought it was a fun, creative experience. It won’t be for everyone, but if you go in knowing what to expect, it’s an enjoyable way to spend an hour or two doing something a little different in London.
Its central London location also makes it easy to combine with other attractions around the Royal Docks and ExCeL area.
Save money on your visit
If you’re planning to book tickets, don’t forget to use my discount code KIDDOADVENTURES10 to save on your booking.
