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Mamma Mia! ABBAWORLD opens in London


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Exhibition tells band’s story in 25 rooms, includes costumes, memorabilia

LONDON - Is it possible to have too much ABBA?

Knowing me, knowing you, the answer is no.

The spangly Swedish quartet that gave the world "Waterloo" and "Dancing Queen" has sold 400 million records since its 1970s heyday and spawned the hugely successful stage and film musical "Mamma Mia!"

And now there's ABBAWORLD — a new museum-cum-theme park in London with enough music, mementos and memory-lane appeal to satisfy even the most fervent ABBA fan.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35077792/ns/travel-destinations/

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If singing along to ABBA classics on the Mamma Mia! soundtrack is not enough, fans have the chance to perform alongside 3-D, holographic versions of the Swedish quartet at a new exhibition dedicated to them.

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http://www.abbaworld.com/

source: Reuters

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