Netflix has officially launched its first permanent entertainment venue, known as Netflix House, this week in Philadelphia’s King of Prussia Mall. Spanning over 100,000 square feet, this innovative space features immersive experiences centered around popular Netflix titles.
Location and Experience Offerings
The Netflix House occupies the former Lord & Taylor department store, a significant retail location built in 1963. This mall is one of the largest in the United States and draws visitors from Philadelphia and nearby states, including New York and New Jersey.
- Key Attractions:
- One Piece escape room
- Stranger Things themed experiences
- Squid Game activities
- Rebel Moon virtual reality play
- Mini-golf centered on various Netflix shows
- A 229-seat TUDUM Theater screening Netflix shows and films
Guests can explore unique themed experiences, such as “Wednesday: Eve of the Outcasts,” inspired by the popular series featuring Wednesday Addams. Attractions allow visitors to interact with iconic characters and settings from the shows.
Pricing and Ticket Information
Entry to the Netflix House is free for shopping and dining. However, certain experiences require tickets, which vary in price:
- Mini-golf tickets start at $15
- Feature Experience tickets begin at $39
- Netflix Virtual tickets start at $25
Tickets for the venue went on sale on October 20, and the company reports strong interest ahead of its grand opening.
Community Involvement and Future Plans
Netflix House has had a positive impact on the local community, employing over 260 tradespeople during its construction. Upon opening, it will generate nearly 300 permanent jobs and feature collaborations with local artists, including a mural by Emily White showcasing popular Netflix characters.
The venue aims to foster greater community engagement. The TUDUM Theater will host special screenings, including live sports events and unique fan activities.
Following the Philadelphia launch, a second Netflix House is set to open in Dallas, Texas, on December 11. This location will offer similar experiences but will include an arcade instead of mini-golf.
Conclusion
As Netflix expands its immersive experiences with the opening of Netflix House, further developments could follow if the initial venture proves successful. The company aims to create memorable experiences for fans while maintaining a strong connection with its audience.
