Step inside Lewis Carroll’s extraordinary world this autumn as Alice, the Mad Hatter, Cheshire Cat and Queen of Hearts come vividly to life in ALICE IMMERSIVE WONDERLAND, a spectacular new London experience.
More than 160 years after Carroll first introduced readers to Wonderland, a spectacular new Alice in Wonderland immersive experience is preparing to transport audiences into the fantastical world of one of literature’s most enduring stories.
Opening at Dock X in Canada Water, London, on 13 November 2026, ALICE IMMERSIVE WONDERLAND will make its world debut with a 120-minute journey combining theatrical storytelling, live performance, projection mapping and multi-sensory environments.
Across ten immersive spaces spanning 26,000 sq. ft., visitors will be invited to step directly into Alice’s extraordinary adventure, encountering familiar characters and iconic locations along the way.
What Is Alice Immersive Wonderland?
Designed for all ages, ALICE IMMERSIVE WONDERLAND offers a new way to experience Lewis Carroll’s timeless tale, encouraging visitors to embrace curiosity, imagination and adventure.
The journey begins with the Rabbit Hole, before leading audiences through a series of immersive environments where scale, perception and reality appear to shift.
Among the highlights are the mind-bending Doors Room and the hypnotic Den of the Caterpillar, where visitors are invited to ponder the question: Who are you?
The experience then continues into the Rabbit House, where Alice changes size, followed by the Forest of the Cheshire Cat and the wonderfully chaotic Mad Tea Party.
At the tea party, the table itself comes alive through illusions and characters caught in an extraordinary loop of madness.
Meet Alice, The Mad Hatter, Cheshire Cat And Queen Of Hearts
Throughout the experience, visitors will encounter some of Wonderland’s best-known characters, including Alice, the White Rabbit, Cheshire Cat, the Caterpillar, the Mad Hatter and the Queen of Hearts.
The production combines live actors with immersive technology to create a constantly changing Wonderland, with visitors becoming part of the journey rather than simply watching the story unfold.
A series of ‘Curiosity Keys’ interludes will also appear throughout the experience, hosted by English comedian, writer and broadcaster Paul Taylor.
Explore The Queen’s Court And Lewis Castle
The journey eventually reaches the Queen’s Court, where visitors encounter the Queen’s eccentric servants, brought to life by live actors.
The route includes a game of chess and Flamingolf before visitors finally arrive at the Queen’s iconic throne.
From there, the experience moves into Lewis Castle, exploring the story behind Alice in Wonderland, the life of Lewis Carroll and the lasting cultural legacy of his work.
The final destination is the Hall of Dreams, where monumental 360-degree projection mapping brings Alice’s journey to an emotional conclusion.
The Alice Tea Party Adds Another Wonderland Experience
Alongside the main 120-minute experience, visitors will also have the opportunity to discover The Alice Tea Party, an immersive tea room inspired by Wonderland and its unforgettable characters.
The themed hospitality experience will feature culinary creations inspired by the story, including cakes representing a white rabbit, red rose and mushroom.
It provides another opportunity to step further into the visual world of Wonderland while enjoying a distinctly themed culinary experience.
A World Premiere For London
ALICE IMMERSIVE WONDERLAND is produced by French immersive entertainment company Cités Immersives, working with Rivaj Group / Encore Prod and London-based promoter FKP Scorpio Entertainment UK Ltd.
The production also features input from English Literature specialists Professor Robert Douglas-Fairhurst and Lawrence Gasquet, who worked with the creative team as part of an Expert Advisory Committee.
The result is intended to offer audiences a fresh way to experience Carroll’s classic story while retaining the characters, themes and sense of curiosity that have made Wonderland endure for generations.
Tickets for ALICE IMMERSIVE WONDERLAND are priced from £26 for adults and £19 for children aged four and over. Family tickets are available from £20 per person when booked as a group of four to six, with booking fees applying.
