LONDON ATTRACTION FIELD GUIDE
Turn Gravity Into a Prop at Westfield: The Upside Down House Where Every Frame Feels Impossible
A family-friendly, two-floor immersive attraction in Westfield London that lets you walk on the ceiling and capture extraordinary photos in timed 20-minute sessions.
Turn Gravity Into a Prop at Westfield: The Upside Down House Where Every Frame Feels Impossible.
Step into an inverted domestic world at Upside Down House - Westfield London: a family attraction that lets you walk on the ceiling, reach for upside-down furniture and stage extraordinary photos across two floors in a tightly timed, immersive visit.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Impossible Photos, Real Reactions
The attraction is designed around photo opportunities: staged, inverted rooms let visitors create surreal images and shareable moments—perfect for families and social-media-minded visitors.
Two Floors of Inverted Sets
The experience spans two floors of curated, upside-down rooms separated by a spiral staircase; the ground floor is part-accessible via a temporary ramp while the second floor is only reachable by stairs.
A Short, Focused Visit
Visits are constrained to a single 15–20 minute session per ticket within a booked time slot, encouraging a brisk, camera-focused exploration of the sets.
What the day feels like
What It Feels Like
You arrive during your booked time window, step through the ticket area and into a deliberately disorienting domestic scene: tables, sofas and lamps appear fixed on the ceiling and you move through two floors of inverted rooms, composing shots as you go. The attraction is family-oriented, suitable for all ages, and designed for short, intense photo sessions.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this attraction suits — and who should take care.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring a smartphone, GoPro or camera to capture photos—these personal devices are explicitly permitted.
Professional filming equipment is not permitted unless prior written consent has been provided by the operator’s Corporate Team.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How do I book?
You can purchase tickets on the attraction’s website or on the day at the door; online bookings incur booking fees.
Are there time slots?
Yes—there are defined time slots and customers who book online for part of the day are prioritised ahead of visitors without bookings when it is exceptionally busy; you may arrive at any time during your booked slot.
How long is the experience?
The visit lasts approximately 15–20 minutes; tickets can be used once for that duration and you cannot re-enter.
How do I redeem a gift voucher or Red Letter Day voucher?
Gift certificates can be redeemed at the ticket office when you visit; Buy a Gift/Red Letter Day vouchers must be redeemed in advance by emailing [email protected] with voucher number and visit details.
Can I get a refund or change dates?
Tickets cannot be refunded for adverse weather, queues or other reasons outside operator control; Ticket Protection is available for an additional fee to allow refunds if you cancel before entry.
Is the house accessible?
The ground floor is part-accessible via a temporary ramp and offers plenty of photo opportunities; the attraction’s two floors are separated by a spiral staircase with no lift alternative and the main entrance is only 80cm wide.
Are dogs or prams allowed inside?
Guide dogs or equivalent assistance dogs are permitted; prams are not allowed inside but can be left outside on the ticket office terrace; the operator cannot be held responsible for personal belongings.