Dancing Queen

"Dancing Queen" by was meant to feature on, but was removed. It was later added to and. Two different routines are also playable on the spin-off game ; one of the routines (the Dancefloor Version) also features in and in.

The routine is a Trio routine consisting of three women.

P1
P1 is a girl. She has a mint-turquoise hair tied in a braid, is in a single-sleeved pink top with fuchsia frills. She also wears a purple wristband on her left wrist. Purple ribbon bows are also seen on the frills, and a pair of long peachy jeans.

Her hair turns pink during the chorus, her shirt turns cyan, and her jeans turn magenta.

P2
P2 is a woman. She has a pink, poofy hair tied up by a bunch of purple ribbons. She also wears a sleeveless peachy gown with a pink tutu, as well as a long purple flowing dress.

Her dress turns blue during the chorus, and her top turns to a light shade of purple, while her tutu turns cyan.

P3
P3 is also a girl. She has a similar hair concept when compared with P1. She is wearing a similar top, but without frills. Instead, she wears a large purple bow which looks as a belt around her waist. She also wears a flowing peachy dress with purple bows, and a pink ribbon tied up as a carnation band around her left wrist.

Her hair also turns pink during the chorus, and her top also turns cyan. Her gown turns to a shade of wine-pink, and her bow-belt turns into a dark shade of pink.

Dancefloor Version
The dancer is a woman with short blonde hair in a bob cut. She has a black sequined dress, red leggings and black high heels.

Prom Night Version
The Prom Night dancer is a teenage girl with long, curly brown hair, a pink and purple prom dress, gold high heels, a white flower bracelet and a silver tiara.

The routine is set in a fairytale wonderland with pink clouds, a mint-tinted sky, mirrors and disco balls, which seems to resemble a bedroom.

During the choruses, the scene changes to a night one. A pink light can be seen shining from the sky, as well as colorful stars. A garden of glowing flowers can also be seen in the field of clouds.

Dancefloor Version
The Dance Floor routine takes place aptly on a dance floor, with the music video for this song.

Prom Night Version
The Prom Night routine takes place in a high school prom with a sign featuring the ABBA logo.

Main series
There are 4 Gold Moves in this routine, all of which are the same:

All Gold Moves: Put your right hand quickly to the left. This is a right-to-left Wave Gold Move.

ABBA: You Can Dance
There are 3 Gold Moves in the Dancefloor Version, all of which are the same:

All Gold Moves: Fling your hands out.

Remake
There are 3 Gold Moves in the remade version, all of which are the same:

All Gold Moves: Put your right arm up.

Prom Night Version
There are 3 Gold Moves in the Prom Night Version, all of which are the same:

All Gold Moves: Raise your hands, then bow.

Main series

 * Dancing Queen is the second song by ABBA in the main series.
 * This song was leaked on the German Ubisoft website here (translated here), as it was supposed to be in . However, it is not present in the final game other than in the files.
 * The song can still be found on Amazon when purchasing the game here.
 * Several files for the song were left on the 's disc. These files included a menu square and a gameplay screen.
 *  is the fourth song to lack an actual Classic mode: according to its label, the routine is a Sing-Along.
 * It is preceded by Jamaican Dance, Ain’t No Mountain High Enough and You’re On My Mind. It is later followed by You’re The One That I Want.
 * In a tutorial photo showing the routine, if one looks at the background of the photo, it is in the style of 's menu background, so the song was likely scrapped early in development.
 * The background resembles the one of Love You Like A Love Song.
 * As seen in the files, the song was supposed to have a Community Remix, but was later removed due to the song not being featured in the final game.
 * P2's avatar is no longer accessible in due to an update that was released for all consoles (excluding Wii) during early-2016.
 * This also may occur to copies of the game that were bought around early-2016.
 * However, it is available on for 7th-Gen consoles.
 * In, a notification for the unused routine popped up, in spite of it not being available.
 * In,  is labeled as a routine.
 * The song is shortened by 20 seconds in-game.
 * This is not the case for the version, though.
 * Since the routine was never released earlier, Dancing Queen is the oldest exclusive track to be added.
 * Due to the song not having any assigned menu colors in the ​ files, the menu colors of the game (depending which game the player uses that's compatible with banner files, like ​ and ​​) are used for the banner when the song is selected.
 * This is also the case with You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) and That’s Not My Name.
 * However, the menu colors are slightly lighter than usual.
 * Some of the lyrics in-game are different than the lyrics.


 * On, this song has the most routines (2), with an additional karaoke mode, bringing the total to 3 routines.
 * A lyric from this song is the namesake for . The lyric is "You Can Dance, you can jive".
 * Unlike other remakes, the Dance Floor routine’s remake keeps the music video in the background.
 * This is also the case with Super Trouper.
 * This is the first song by ABBA to have an alternate routine.
 * It is also the first song in a spin-off game to have an Alternative routine.

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