KPop Demon Hunters is leaving the screen for a ticketed attraction. KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience opens November 12 at Netflix House Dallas and November 20 at Netflix House Philadelphia.
General admission starts at $39 for adults and $34 for children ages 3–12. Tickets go on sale to the public October 1, after a Netflix member presale on September 29.
What happens inside the experience?
Guests join HUNTR/X on what is supposed to be opening night. Gwi-Ma crashes the celebration, the Honmoon is threatened, and the group has to move through a neon city adventure built with physical sets, screens, 3D effects, live performers, and new animation.
The attraction uses songs from the movie, including “How It’s Done,” “Soda Pop,” and “Golden.” Netflix also promises appearances by Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird. The Derpy figure was created with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop rather than appearing only on a screen.
Where does it open?
The Dallas version opens at Netflix House inside Galleria Dallas on November 12. The Philadelphia version follows at Netflix House in King of Prussia Mall on November 20.
Netflix House itself is free to enter, but this attraction requires a separate ticket. The company has not announced the experience for its planned Las Vegas location or any touring dates.
How much are tickets?
Standard tickets begin at $39 for adults and $34 for children ages 3–12. VIP tickets start at $89 from Monday through Thursday and $99 from Friday through Sunday. Netflix says VIP admission includes extras, but buyers should check the location page for the exact package before choosing it.
Mastercard cardholders received the first access on September 22. Netflix members can buy during the September 29 presale, and general sales open October 1.
Is it designed for children?
Netflix lists the experience for all ages, and the child ticket confirms that families are a major audience. The story still includes demons, dark environments, and interactive effects, so parents with very young children may want to review the venue details first.
The original movie is led by Arden Cho as Rumi, May Hong as Mira, and Ji-young Yoo as Zoey. Netflix has not said whether those actors recorded new dialogue for the attraction.
Fans can also expect themed food, merchandise, and photo locations outside the main experience. The biggest draw, though, is getting to step into a HUNTR/X performance and help finish the fight instead of watching it from the couch.
