
Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue was an immersive walkthrough that brought Minecraft into real life at Corner Corner in Canada Water. Families explored seven interactive rooms, tackled hands-on challenges and used an Orb of Interaction to help save the villagers from a zombie attack.
The London event ran from 4 April 2025 to 1 February 2026. Official sources now state that the London portal is closed, so tickets are not currently available.
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Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue tickets covered entry to the full London walkthrough experience during its live run. Guests explored seven themed Minecraft rooms and used a handheld Orb of Interaction to complete challenges across the experience.
0-2 years went free, with no ticket purchase necessary according to the official seller. Anyone aged 15 or under had to be accompanied by at least one person aged 18 or over.
Guests who completed the quest were eligible to receive a limited-edition Minecraft: Bedrock Edition in-game cape. Merchandise, food and any premium package extras were not included in standard entry.
Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue turned Minecraft into a live, walk-through family adventure in London. During the event run, guests moved through seven themed rooms, gathered resources, solved practical challenges and faced familiar mobs from the game.
The experience was designed for all ages and lasted around 45 minutes. It was especially suited to families with children who already knew the game, but the interactive format also made it easy for newcomers to follow.
Visitors used a handheld Orb of Interaction to take part in the action rather than simply watch it. That made the experience feel active from start to finish, with each room pushing the story forward.
The London run has now ended, but you can still explore more family days out in London.

Guests used an Orb of Interaction to take part in the story. That included gathering resources, building, problem-solving and facing Minecraft mobs along the route.

The experience took visitors through seven themed Minecraft rooms. Each one was built around different tasks, environments and challenges linked to the rescue mission.

After the walkthrough, visitors could head to the Trading Post area. This was where exclusive merchandise and souvenirs were available to buy separately.
Martime Street, London, Greater London, SE16 7LL
Get DirectionsBy Tube:
The nearest tube station is Canada Water, which you can take the Jubilee Line to or the London Overground.
By Car:
There is no parking, so it's best to travel via public transport.
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