The Minecraft Experience no longer lists London. Its official site currently names Mexico City, American Dream, Chicago, Oberhausen and Vienna for Villager Rescue, and Santiago for a second show called Moonlight Trail. London is not among them, and there is no closure notice, no final date and no mention of the London run anywhere on the operator’s pages.
So the honest answer is that it has gone, without anyone saying so. We checked on 12 October 2026.
What it was
Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue opened on 4 April 2025 at Corner Corner in Canada Water, a then-new multi-use venue about ten minutes from central London on the Jubilee line. It was timed to land with the Minecraft film.
The format was a 45 minute guided quest for groups, led by two characters called Tobin and Dayo, using what the show called an Orb of Interaction. No prior knowledge of the game was needed, which was the point: it was built for families rather than players.
What it cost, and the rules it had
At launch, tickets were £20 for under-15s and £24 for anyone aged 16 and over. Children aged 0 to 2 went free and needed no ticket. Anyone aged 15 or under had to be accompanied by at least one person aged 18 or over.
The entry rules were stricter than most family attractions: no food or drink, no umbrellas, no bags larger than A4, and no prams or buggies inside the exhibition at all. If a version of this returns to London, expect the same.
If you have a ticket or a voucher
Resale listings for the London show have appeared at higher prices than the original, one at £34, and at least one reseller states plainly that it cannot refund, change or cancel that booking. Given the operator no longer lists the city, treat any London listing you find as something to verify with the seller before paying, not as evidence the show is running.
Where it might come back
The operator says it is “spawning around the world soon” without naming further cities. There is no announced London return. The sign-up on its site for future cities is the only pointer it offers.
Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue Closed
- Address
- Formerly Corner Corner, Canada Water, London SE16
- Nearest
- Canada Water, about ten minutes from central London on the Jubilee line
- Hours
- No longer listed in London. The run opened on 4 April 2025 and the operator has published no closing date
- Booking
- Not available. The operator’s site lists Mexico City, American Dream, Chicago, Oberhausen, Vienna and Santiago, and no London dates
- Price
- At launch, 20 pounds for under-15s and 24 pounds for 16 and over, with under-3s free and unticketed
- Standing
- A 45 minute immersive Minecraft quest that ran at Corner Corner in Canada Water from April 2025, built for families rather than experienced players
How to get in
The operator lists no London venue and has published no closure notice or final date. When it ran, no food, drink, umbrellas, bags larger than A4 or prams were permitted inside, and anyone aged 15 or under needed an adult of 18 or over
Where to go next
The Cube and the Crystal Maze are the running game experiences, and The Traitors is the newest.
Things to do in the rain covers the rest of the indoor options for families.
Questions we get asked
Is the Minecraft Experience still in London?
No. The operator's official site lists Mexico City, American Dream, Chicago, Oberhausen, Vienna and Santiago, and does not list London. It has published no closure notice or final date.
Where was the Minecraft Experience in London?
At Corner Corner in Canada Water, SE16, about ten minutes from central London on the Jubilee line. It opened on 4 April 2025.
How much was the Minecraft Experience?
At launch, £20 for under-15s and £24 for anyone aged 16 and over. Children aged 0 to 2 went free and needed no ticket.
How long was the Minecraft Experience?
About 45 minutes, as a guided quest led by two characters, with no prior knowledge of the game needed.
Is the Minecraft Experience coming back to London?
Nothing has been announced. The operator says only that it is spawning around the world soon, without naming further cities, and runs a sign-up for future locations.
Could you take a buggy into the Minecraft Experience?
No. Prams and buggies were not permitted inside the exhibition, along with food and drink, umbrellas and bags larger than A4.
Written by Robert J Wills, no. 461 in the guide.
Last checked 12 October 2026 against the venues' own published information. Nobody pays to appear here and we take no bookings.
