Netflix House opened at Galleria Dallas on December 11, 2025, offering immersive rooms based on hit shows like Squid Game and Stranger Things.
It is free to explore the general areas of Netflix House, however it does cost money in order to explore the immersive experiences they offer. Tickets for both experiences range from $39 to $45 depending on the day, and each lasts about an hour. Payment for tickets are made on the Netflix House Website.
With the experiences being an hour each, the question of “Is it worth it?” pops up.
“I think $45 dollars is too much money for an hour,” Senior Veronica Padilla said. “Maybe an hour and a half would suit it better.”
However, considering the content offered can change the perspective.
“I think the price is worth it, because it is an hour-long experience, filled with tons of activities.” Sophomore Tanvika Jillelamundi said.
The Squid Game experience consists of games that are in a similar environment to the one in the show.
“The games were [more] unique than the ones from the actual Squid Game,” Sophomore Moksha Beema said. “But it was still fun.”
If you prefer horror to games, the Stranger Things experience consists of a tour of Hawkins which is a horror-themed environment.
“I think [the experience] is worth it because it’s kinda like an escape room but with all your favorite characters,” Sophomore Hansini Nadikattu said.
As another option, Netflix House offers a cheaper experience which can be more budget friendly, the arcade, Netflix RePLAY, which costs $15 for entrance.
Netflix House is open to all ages but for the experiences, they are recommended for ages 14 and up due to intense themes and language. It is also required for children 14 or younger to be supervised by a parent or guardian.
If you plan a visit, check the hours. It is open 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. -12 a.m. Friday to Saturday and 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. on Sunday. They also have special hours for certain days of the year.
For the easiest access, one entrance is on the second floor, in the northwest corner of Galleria Mall. If the preference is to enter through the street, use the orange or purple parking garages.
If the experience prices don’t fit the budget, the general area, with free entrance, is found on the second floor with restaurants and a Netflix shop. Aside from food, it provides a comforting retro-like ambiance with mini references to shows like Squid Game, Floor is Lava and BoJack Horseman through neon lights.
For now, Netflix House is limited to two locations within the US: one in Dallas Texas and another in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
