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Netflix House Dallas brings your favorite shows like 'Stranger Things,' 'Squid Game' to life

Jeffrey Figuereo and Perla Figuereo attend the Netflix House Dallas Opening Party on December 09, 2025.
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Jeffrey Figuereo and Perla Figuereo attend the Netflix House Dallas Opening Party on December 09, 2025.

For years, Netflix was synonymous with staying at home. Now, the brand wants you to go out 鈥 and head over to its 鈥渉ouse.鈥

Netflix House Dallas recently opened at the Galleria, adding a physical footprint to its digital empire. Its floorplan includes a restaurant, arcade, retail shop and private event space.

The marquee attractions plunge you into two hit series.

In 鈥淪tranger Things: Escape the Dark,鈥 you are armed with a headset and a flashlight and sent on a mission to find missing characters. In 鈥淪quid Game: Survive the Trial鈥 you play a gauntlet of games that mimic the show, minus the life or death consequences.

An employee explains the rules of a challenge during the 鈥淪quid Game: Survive the Trials鈥 experience inside the newly opened Netflix House Dallas.
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An employee explains the rules of a challenge during the 鈥淪quid Game: Survive the Trials鈥 experience inside the newly opened Netflix House Dallas.

Everything is designed to get you to interact with the streaming platform鈥檚 numerous shows.

Sip a cocktail inspired by 鈥淭he Hunting Wives鈥 inside the restaurant, Netflix Bites. Challenge a friend to a 鈥淜Pop Demon Hunters鈥 dance battle in the arcade, Netflix RePlay. Buy 鈥淭he Official Bridgerton Guide to Entertaining鈥 in the merch store, Netflix Shop.

鈥淭he idea is that regardless of your age, regardless of what you're watching, what you love, we wanna offer that variety and that opportunity to find something for you,鈥 Netflix VP of Experiences Greg Lombardo said in a press release.

Netflix Bites is a restaurant inside the newly opened Netflix House. The menu has food and drinks inspired by shows like 鈥淪tranger Things鈥 and 鈥淪quid Game.鈥
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Netflix Bites is a restaurant inside the newly opened Netflix House. The menu has food and drinks inspired by shows like 鈥淪tranger Things鈥 and 鈥淪quid Game.鈥

Leo Zapata, a 23-year-old from Austin, took a trip with his family to check the space out.

Netflix is his main source for movies and TV, and he said the space exceeded his expectations.

鈥淚 love that they incorporated smaller, not only movies, but also TV shows. I didn't know they were going to have 鈥楽akamoto Days,鈥 which I feel like is not as popular as other shows,鈥 Zapata said. 鈥淏ut the fact that they have an entire game set out for it I think is really cool.鈥

Netflix House Dallas is full of selfie spots for fans to take photos with imagery from their favorite shows.
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Netflix House Dallas is full of selfie spots for fans to take photos with imagery from their favorite shows.

Dallas is the second Netflix House, and each location is different.

The flagship space in Philadelphia has a theater, but Netflix House Dallas doesn鈥檛. Instead, guests watch events, like a livestream of the Cowboys game on Christmas Day, on tv screens hanging in the restaurant Netflix Bites.

After years of hosting pop-up experiences in 300 cities around the world, Lombardo said Netflix was ready to have venues of its own.

鈥淎nd as we did that more and more, we recognized that there was an opportunity to basically own the entirety of the experience. So why not, if you're gonna have touring experiences, why not have a venue in which you can host them throughout the year?鈥 Lombardo said.

A third Netflix House is planned for Las Vegas in 2027.

Got a tip? Email Marcheta Fornoff at mfornoff@kera.org.

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Marcheta Fornoff is an arts reporter at 四虎影院. She previously worked at the Fort Worth Report where she launched the Weekend Worthy newsletter. Before that she worked at Minnesota Public Radio, where she produced a live daily program and national specials about the first 100 days of President Trump鈥檚 first term, the COVID-19 pandemic and the view from 鈥渇lyover鈥 country. Her production work has aired on more than 350 stations nationwide, and her reporting has appeared in The Dallas Morning News, Fort Worth Report, Texas Standard, Sahan Journal and on her grandmother鈥檚 fridge. She currently lives in Fort Worth with her husband and rescue dog. In her free time she works as an unpaid brand ambassador for the Midwest.