About the Venue - The O2

Europe’s newest and most advanced entertainment destination opened its doors in London in July 2007.

The former Millennium Dome on the Greenwich peninsula has been transformed with state-of-the-art facilities and renamed The O2.

The bubble - Home to Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs

The O2's exhibition space - known as The bubble because of its shape - is arranged on two levels and covers a massive 6500 m².

Planned to museum standards, The bubble is a unique space and the perfect venue for Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs. Not only will you be able to view the exhibits in complete comfort, you'll also be able to enjoy many other facilities under one gigantic roof.

The O2 arena

The centrepiece of The O2 is a 20,000 capacity arena. As well as attracting top music talent - from Celine Dion and Neil Diamond to Justin Timberlake and Prince - it hosts sporting events and is an official venue for the 2012 Olympics.

Find out more at www.theo2.co.uk

Entertainment Avenue

The fantastic Entertainment Avenue surrounds the arena and occupies 60 per cent of The O2 floor-space. The main elements are:

indigO2

The place to see the newest acts and legendary performers in an intimate setting, indigO2 is a 2,350 capacity venue offering an exceptional live music experience.

11-screen Vue Cinema

The O2 offers an unrivalled cinema experience. The 770 seat premiere screen is the biggest non-IMAX screen in London, and is expected to host glitzy film premieres.

Eat, Drink, Shop and Play

Entertainment Avenue is home to over 20 bars, restaurants and other leisure facilities. You'll find everything from high street favourites to high-end bars and restaurants.

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