What is the name of ABBA's fourth album?

ABBA’s fourth studio album is called "Arrival."

The Swedish group released Arrival in 1976 after recording sessions began in August 1975. It marked a major creative and commercial period for ABBA, whose polished pop sound blended melodic songwriting, layered vocals, disco influences, and studio experimentation.

The album includes some of ABBA’s best-known songs, notably “Dancing Queen,” “Money, Money, Money,” and “Knowing Me, Knowing You.” “Fernando” is associated with the same era, but it was released as a single and appeared on some compilations rather than serving as one of Arrival’s original album tracks in every market.

Listeners sometimes confuse Arrival with The Album, Super Trouper, or Voulez-Vous because all are major ABBA releases from the group’s peak years. The sequence is useful: Arrival was the fourth studio album, followed by The Album in 1977, Voulez-Vous in 1979, and Super Trouper in 1980. Arrival was also the album that helped establish “Dancing Queen” as one of ABBA’s signature recordings.