Los Angeles event opens in December – The Hollywood Reporter

“Squid Game”

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I would like to participate in the live-action version of Netflix. squid game Sound appealing? Starting in December, that will be possible (without tragic deaths, of course).

Netflix opens an immersive experience in Los Angeles called Squid Game: The Trials. It combines live competitive competition for participants with a “Night Market” offering Korean food, drinks, and Korean delicacies. squid game Store and photo shoot. Chef Katiana Hong of Korean Americana restaurant YANGBAN is overseeing the food and drink menu.

The experience will launch on December 6th at the Television City complex and ticket purchases will begin on October 11th. Tickets start at $39 and the experience runs Wednesday through Sunday.

According to Netflix, participants will be greeted by the series’ masked villain “Frontman,” and then “take on a series of six escalating challenges, accumulating points as they progress,” said Netflix Vice President Josh. In Simon’s blog post. consumer products. “The ultimate winner requires nerves of steel, cunning strategy, and a dash of luck.”

Netflix has made live immersive experiences a strategic priority as it seeks to build fandom around some of its major series. The streaming giant is already creating live experiences based on: bridgerton, stranger things and money robbery In cities like New York and Los Angeles. And earlier this year, he opened a pop-up restaurant in Los Angeles called Netflix Bites, which serves dishes from chefs featured on the show.

Netflix also opened a store in The Grove, selling merchandise based on the show.