KPop Demon Hunters Is Going IRL With a Full Netflix House Experience

Okay, KPop Demon Hunters fans, Netflix is officially done letting us enjoy this universe from the safety of our couches. KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience is headed to Netflix House this November, and yes, HUNTR/X is calling us into active demon-hunting duty.

The new ticketed experience opens November 12, 2026 at Netflix House Dallas and November 20, 2026 at Netflix House Philadelphia. Netflix says the adventure drops guests backstage with HUNTR/X before their latest world-tour stop goes completely sideways thanks to Gwi-Ma. From there, fans will help restore the Honmoon through interactive sets, screens, 3D technology, live actors, custom animation and music-driven challenges.

And obviously the soundtrack is coming with us. The experience will feature songs from the film including “How It’s Done,” “Soda Pop” and “Golden,” turning the whole thing into part interactive adventure, part sing-along and part “please do not embarrass yourself in front of HUNTR/X” challenge. I make no promises.

Netflix is also bringing Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird into the real world. Derpy Tiger has been created through puppetry in collaboration with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, while Sussie Bird will be nearby with the chirps and squawks fans already know. Both Netflix House locations are also getting themed photo opportunities, new merchandise, plus food and drinks inspired by KPop Demon Hunters.

Tickets start at $39, with children’s tickets for ages 3 through 12 starting at $34. VIP packages begin at $89 Monday through Thursday and $99 Friday through Sunday, with perks including all-day access to the Netflix House VIP Lounge, priority entry to the experience on the booked date and an exclusive themed gift while supplies last.

Mastercard credit cardholders already have early ticket access. Netflix member presales begin September 29, followed by the general public on October 1. Dallas gets first crack at saving the Honmoon when the experience opens November 12, while Philadelphia joins the fight November 20.

If you have spent the last year replaying the movie, learning the songs and pretending you would absolutely survive a demon attack because your playlist is elite, this one was basically built for you. Netflix is turning one of its biggest fandoms into something fans can physically walk into, and between the music, the interactive Seoul environments and a real-life Derpy Tiger, I already know people are going to lose their minds over this.

For tickets and official details, visit Netflix House and check out Netflix’s official first look on Tudum.