Game Of Thrones Exhibition: London

On February 12th I headed to realms unknown (London), to the land of Westeros (the O2 Arena) for the Game of Thrones Exhibition, and it was awesome!

Whilst perhaps not being the most all encompassing collection of props, costumes, and behind the scenes goodness as, say, the Harry Potter Studio Tour, the Game of Thrones Exhibition did display a brilliant array of goodies, and a handful of interactive elements, the highlights of which were the Iron Throne, and the 4D Oculus Rift ascent up The Wall. Whilst the latter was surprisingly effective and well executed, sitting upon the Iron Throne did let me unleash my inner Joffrey – I’ll let you be the judge of how I did. Without further ado, here are some of the treats on display at the Game of Thrones Exhibition – click an image to open up the viewer:

Game of Thrones Season 5 debuts on April 12th.

6 Comments Add yours

  1. NotAPunkRocker says:

    Very neat! I saw the Hollywood Costume Exhibit at our museum last year but I would love to see something like this, show-focused 🙂

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    1. Luke Kent says:

      It was great fun, though they were playing the theme tune on loop so I’ve had that stuck in my head for the past two days as a result!

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  2. teachezwell says:

    What an opportunity! I hope you can come back to earth very slowly.

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    1. Luke Kent says:

      It was a lot of fun, very impressed with just how intricately designed the props and costumes are!

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  3. Bipasha says:

    super!

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    1. Luke Kent says:

      It was great fun, love a bit of Game of Thrones 🙂

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