'The Beatles Story' exhibit is getting a bigger showcase

The Beatles' story experience is all set to get a new home in the heart of Liverpool. The interactive experience about one of Britain's top music groups featuring John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr is moving in 2028. It is going from Liverpool's Albert Dock to the site directly opposite to Liverpool's Lime Street station. The new site, in fact, is 10,000 square feet, quadruples the size of the current location. It will include a yellow submarine-themed panoramic 360-degree viewing experience over the city of Liverpool from St. John's Beacon. And the new experience will use immersive technology, original artefacts and spectacular reconstructed sets to bring the Beatles' extraordinary story to life. Fans will be able to visit key locations including Shea Stadium and some of these locations in fact will use sets and props from the director's upcoming The Beatles 4 film cinematic event. It is a series of four biographical films based on the lives and career of The Beatles that is being released in April 2028. To stay up to speed with the latest news, download the WeOn app and subscribe to our YouTube channel.