Just Dance: Decades of Hits Mamma Mia Guide

Is “Mamma Mia” in Just Dance: Decades of Hits?

Yes. “Mamma Mia” by ABBA is a base-game track in Just Dance: Decades of Hits. Ubisoft places it in the game’s 1970s collection, alongside other decade selections such as “Come and Get Your Love,” “ABC,” “Crocodile Rock,” and “The Singing Garden.” The publisher’s official track announcement confirms the song and artist pairing. Ubisoft’s official game page also identifies “Mamma Mia” as one of the featured songs representing the 1970s.

The decade label follows Ubisoft’s published grouping for the game. It is not a separate Just Dance+ listing, an alternate routine, a fan-made mashup, or an in-game reward.

Where “Mamma Mia” appears in the song list

Ubisoft’s launch roster places “Mamma Mia” in the 1970s bucket. The complete 1970s section announced for Just Dance: Decades of Hits is:

1. “Mamma Mia” — ABBA
2. “Come and Get Your Love” — The Heartliners
3. “ABC” — Groove Century
4. “Crocodile Rock” — Elton John
5. “The Singing Garden” — Hyacinth

The publisher describes the game as a collection of 35 songs across six decades, from the 1970s through the 2020s. The game’s featured decade examples include “Mamma Mia” for the 1970s, “It’s Tricky” for the 1980s, “Wannabe” for the 1990s, “Bye Bye Bye” for the 2000s, “Turn Down for What” for the 2010s, and “NUEVAYoL” for the 2020s. Read the official Just Dance: Decades of Hits overview.

How to find “Mamma Mia” in the game

The available patch notes confirm that the game includes a redesigned Song Library with search by song title and artist. To locate the track, use the Song Library search and enter either:

• Mamma Mia
• ABBA

The update also adds improved filtering and displays more songs on screen at once, which can make browsing the 1970s group easier. These are confirmed library features, but the available sources do not establish a specific menu path, button combination, or controller setup for opening the search.

All songs included in Just Dance: Decades of Hits remain accessible through the Song Library regardless of progress in Adventure Mode, according to Ubisoft’s patch notes. In practical terms, you do not need to complete an Adventure Mode sequence simply to make the base-game song available in the standard library. See Ubisoft’s Version 27.0.1 patch notes.

“Mamma Mia” and Adventure Mode

Just Dance: Decades of Hits includes a story-driven Adventure Mode starring Lyra Gigavolt, who travels through six decade-themed worlds while attempting to rescue her father. The mode contains song challenges, quizzes, sorting activities, progression, and unlockable rewards.

However, Ubisoft distinguishes Adventure Mode progress from ordinary song access:

• Adventure Mode progression is separate from the main game progression.
• Scores earned in Adventure Mode do not count toward standard leaderboards or personal high scores.
• The songs included in the game remain available in the Song Library regardless of Adventure Mode progress.

The supplied official information does not identify a particular Adventure Mode chapter, challenge, reward, or sequence for “Mamma Mia.” It is therefore safest to treat the track as a regular Song Library entry rather than assume that it is tied to a specific mission.

Platforms and availability

The game launched on October 13, 2026, for:

• Nintendo Switch
• PlayStation 5
• Xbox Series X|S

The Nintendo Switch 2 version is scheduled for November 10, 2026, according to Ubisoft’s launch announcement. The supplied information also states that the Switch 2 version is available as a free upgrade for Nintendo Switch players. These dates and platform details come from Ubisoft’s launch announcement.

The official roster identifies “Mamma Mia” as one of the songs included in Decades of Hits. That distinguishes it from songs available through a separate Just Dance+ subscription, purchased music packs, or earlier Just Dance editions. The available sources do not provide a separate song-specific purchase option for “Mamma Mia.”

General practice suggestions

The sources confirm the song’s inclusion and Song Library access, but they do not verify a track-specific difficulty rating, coach count, scoring threshold, or choreography details. The following are general practice suggestions, not tested information about this routine:

• Start with the song at a comfortable pace and focus on matching the main movement shapes before chasing a high score.
• Use the practice area, if available in your version, to repeat sections that feel difficult.
• For a group session, let each player choose their own Dancer Card where supported.
• If you are learning the track for a party, practice transitions between sections rather than relying only on the song’s familiar chorus.

Ubisoft says the game supports up to six local players and includes customizable Multiple Dancer Cards. The patch notes clarify that Dancer Cards are customizable player identities with shared progression, rewards, and scores—not separate independent save files.

What should you read next?

For related information, explore the 70s songs and compare it with the tips. The official trailer provides another useful starting point for planning your next dance session.

Sources

• https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/game/just-dance/decades-of-hits
• https://newsroom.ubisoft-press.com/just-dancer-decades-of-hits-ab-sofort-erhaltlich
• https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/news/ignt.63908/version-27-0-1-patch-notes-article