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The Traitors: Live experience announces first ticket release ahead of opening in London

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Tuesday, January 28, 2025 10:03 am
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Set to open in Summer 2025, The Traitors: Live Experience has announced the release of tickets for the official live, playable experience. Those who have signed up to the waitlist will be able to access exclusive presale tickets from Tuesday 28 January ahead of tickets being released for general on sale on Monday 10 February.

Opening in London’s Covent Garden, the experience based on the BAFTA and Emmy award-winning TV show, The Traitors (produced by Studio Lambert for BBC and NBC), promises to plunge players into the heart of the drama in this high-stakes game of deception, strategy, and teamwork.

Guided by a dynamic live host, players will find themselves at the centre of the experience, sitting at ‘The Round Table’, collaborating on missions and forming alliances – but the question is, who can they trust?

During the action-packed experience, players will be thrust into the suspenseful world of the hit TV show, featuring recognisable gameplay such as a blindfolded Traitors selection, several heart-racing missions that will test both physical and mental endurance, as well as ample opportunity for the Traitors to strategize whether to murder or recruit from the rest of the group.

During the endgame, the stakes reach their peak as survivors compete to win, just like in the TV show, where the ultimate victor—or victors—will be crowned. Each day, the top players will secure a coveted place on the leaderboard, celebrating the evening’s sharpest strategists and schemers.

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Claudia Winkleman, host of the UK version of The Traitors, said: “I am extremely excited for The Traitors: Live Experience to open in London next year. I can’t wait for players to immerse themselves in their own drama, strategy and deception. They’ll love the game and should definitely expect twists. Please can you add an evil cackle here?”

Perfect for friends, colleagues and fellow thrill-seekers, The Traitors: Live Experience promises to deliver an unforgettable experience complete with intrigue, competition, and camaraderie.

The Traitors: Live Experience offers 18+ sessions as well as dedicated family-friendly games for guests aged 12 and up (with 12-15s requiring an adult). Players are encouraged to check the schedule to find the perfect session for their group. Tickets will be priced from £29.50.

For further information on The Traitors: Live Experience, please visit www.thetraitorslive.co.uk

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