Avora London: A New-World Cocktail Experience
BEST FOR
Adults only (18+)
ENTRY
from £44.50
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
London
What it’s like
A three-course cocktail story where actors send you on a fake research mission to another planet, no kids allowed.
This is an over-18s night out, not a family one, but worth knowing about if you're after a babysitter-covered date night rather than another trip to the same tapas place. Roscorp "recruits" you for a research mission, hands you a jumpsuit, and sends you through a gateway into the set. From there it's live actors, a proper story running through the room, and three cocktails or mocktails that arrive at different points to match what's happening around you.
The whole thing runs an hour and 45 minutes, which feels about right, long enough to get into the story without your feet aching by cocktail three. There's no food on offer, so eat before or after, and don't expect to buy a fourth drink once your three are gone, that's just not how it works here.
Tickets start at £44.50 and climb to £54.50 depending on which tier you pick, so it's not a cheap night, more of an occasion than a casual Tuesday. Turn up more than 15 minutes late and they won't let you in at all, no exceptions mentioned, so build in time if you're relying on trains or roadworks being kind to you. Toilets are only reachable at the start, halfway point and end of the experience, so time your pre-show pint accordingly.
It's not wheelchair accessible because of steps built into the set itself, though a free carer ticket is available with proof if you need one. Group bookings work fine for a birthday do or works night out, and if plans change you can transfer the ticket to someone else for free rather than losing your money outright.
Facilities
Need to know
- Booking
- Book in advance on Fever App or website
- Food
- No food served during the experience
- Wheelchairs
- Not wheelchair friendly. Guests requiring assistance eligible for one free carer ticket with proof
- Toilets are only accessible at the start, halfway point and end, not in between
- No extra cocktails or food can be bought once you're in, so eat beforehand
- Tickets transfer to another person for free if your plans change
- Group bookings of 12 or more on unlisted dates need an email request rather than the usual booking route
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
Three tiers: £44.50, £49.50 or £54.50. The higher tiers likely get you extras, though the site doesn't spell out what.
Do we need to book ahead?
Booking's advised, and walk-up tickets only work if there's capacity left on the night. Given the strict latecomer rule, booking ahead feels like the safer bet anyway.
What happens if we're late?
More than 15 minutes late and you're not getting in, full stop. That's a harsh cutoff if your journey in goes wrong, so leave more time than you think you need.
Is there an age limit?
Strictly over 18s. They run a Challenge 25 policy, so bring ID if you look anywhere near that age.
Can we get food or extra drinks there?
No food at all, and you can't buy a fourth cocktail once your three included ones are done. Sort dinner plans either side of your slot.
What if we can't make our booked date?
Tickets aren't refundable, but you can swap to a new date with 48 hours notice, or just hand the ticket to someone else for free.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
There are steps built into the experience itself. A free carer ticket is available if you need one, with proof required.
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