Dancing Queens, get dancing, an ABBA museum is opening in Stockholm.
ABBA The Museum will open its doors in the Swedish capital on May 7. It covers the complete history of the disco group and will display their gold records, crazy '70s costumes, and even reproductions of their recording studio and dressing rooms. (click below to read more)
As visitors pass through the museum they'll be treated to different music in each room. One room is dedicated to ABBA's song "Ring, Ring" and has a phone that ABBA band members will occasionally call to have a talk with fans.
The Museum is a part of the new Swedish Music Hall of Fame, which has exhibitions on the history of Swedish popular music, a Hall of Fame dedicated to Sweden's stars, and temporary exhibitions.
You'll have to be a real ABBA fan to visit this place, though. Adult tickets cost 195 krona, or $29.54. At least the tickets get you into the Swedish Music Hall of Fame too.
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