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Netflix Officially Reveals New ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Adventure

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It’s not an easy job saving the world through the power of K-pop. And sadly, it’s not a one and done for the people involved. We say sadly, just because they might need a rest. Not us, though. We want more KPop Demon Hunters, the Honmoon isn’t going to protect itself, and somebody needs to make sure Derpy Tiger is doing okay. Netflix has announced the newest Kpop Demon Hunters project at last, and HUNTR/X aren’t going into battle alone.

Netflix has officially revealed KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience, a follow-up story set in the world of its record-breaking animated movie that fans can actually be a part of. The experience opens at Netflix House Dallas on November 12 before arriving at Netflix House Philadelphia on November 20.

It’s also not just a lazy money grab. This isn’t the Willy Wonka experience from Scotland that ended up becoming notorious for all the wrong reasons, this actually has its own narrative which begins backstage with HUNTR/X as the group prepares for opening night on the latest stop of its world tour. As you’d expect, though, Gwi-Ma crashes the party and that means the guests need to team up with HUNTR/X on a mission through neon-lit Seoul to restore the Honmoon and “Takedown” the demons.

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The experience will include interactive sets, screens, 3D tech, live actors and animation while all guests will complete music and play-based challenges as the story unfolds around them. Basically, watching Rumi, Mira and Zoey save everyone from the comfort of your couch was apparently the tutorial. Marian Lee, Netflix’s Chief Marketing Officer, explained that the idea grew from audiences wanting to do considerably more than simply rewatch the movie:

“Fans don’t just want to watch KPop Demon Hunters, they want to live in the world of HUNTR/X. Netflix House is where fandoms like this get to live year-round, so it’s the perfect home for everything KPop Demon Hunters fans have been asking for. Singing the songs they already know by heart, facing off with demons, hanging out with Derpy Tiger – every detail is built so fans of all ages can feel, hear and see this world exactly the way they imagined it.”



















































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HUNTR/X’s Biggest Songs Are Coming With Them

You can’t really make an immersive KPop Demon Hunters experience and leave the music behind. The entire adventure will play out against songs from the movie’s Grammy and Academy Award-winning soundtrack, including “How It’s Done,” “Soda Pop,” “Golden,” and more.

Both Netflix House locations will introduce new KPop Demon Hunters merchandise alongside the experience, as well as themed food and drinks and exclusive photo opportunities. Netflix says those additions are part of a wider plan to continually refresh its permanent Netflix House locations around whatever audiences are currently obsessed with on screen.

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Tickets start at $39, with children’s admission for ages 3-12 beginning at $34. There’s also a VIP package starting at $89 from Monday through Thursday and $99 from Friday through Sunday. That includes all-day access to the Netflix House VIP Lounge, priority entry to the experience during operating hours on the ticketed date, and an exclusive themed gift while supplies last.

KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience opens November 12 at Netflix House Dallas and November 20 at Netflix House Philadelphia.


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Release Date

June 20, 2025

Runtime

96 minutes

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Director

Chris Appelhans, Maggie Kang

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Writers

Hannah McMechan, Chris Appelhans, Maggie Kang, Danya Jimenez

Producers
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Michelle Wong

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