Dallas, September 12, 2025
News Summary
Netflix is launching Netflix House, an immersive entertainment venue, at Galleria Dallas. Opening on December 11, it will feature themed experiences from popular shows like Wednesday and Stranger Things, alongside dining and retail options. The venue aims to provide repeated-visit experiences with interactive activities and dynamic programming. The opening is part of a broader expansion of immersive entertainment locations across the U.S., integrating cultural and community efforts to revitalize the shopping center.
Dallas — Netflix House, an immersive entertainment venue, will open at Galleria Dallas on December 11, 2025, occupying more than 100,000 square feet in the former Belk department store. The Dallas site is one of two U.S. openings announced for the concept, joining a location at King of Prussia Mall in Pennsylvania, with a third site planned for Las Vegas in 2027. The venue will feature themed experiences based on popular Netflix programs and films, interactive activities, dining, and retail offerings aimed at delivering repeated-visit experiences.
What opens and where
The Dallas Netflix House will present immersive settings inspired by well-known Netflix titles, including Wednesday, Squid Game, Stranger Things, and A Knives Out Mystery. Attractions will include a Squid Game-style obstacle course and an experience set in the Creel House from Stranger Things. The venue will also host a themed restaurant called NETFLIX BITES serving food and cocktails tied to Netflix content, plus retail space selling show-related merchandise and collectibles.
Visitor access and programming
Tickets for special experiences will be available for advance purchase ahead of opening. The venue is designed to update offerings regularly so visitors can find new experiences on repeat visits. The programming blends interactive elements, themed activities, dining, and retail to create a single-location entertainment destination rather than a traditional theater setting.
Scale and local impact
The conversion of the former department store into an immersive entertainment venue reinforces Galleria Dallas’s position as a regional leisure destination. The project repurposes a large retail footprint and is expected to increase foot traffic and offerings within the mall.
Arts and education partnerships at Galleria Dallas
Separately, Galleria Dallas is continuing arts and education initiatives in North Texas. In September, the mall will collaborate with Broadway Dallas to promote live musical theater. As part of that collaboration, a visual installation celebrating high school achievements in musical theater will appear on the Gallery Wall from September 1 to September 28. The Gallery Wall is located on Level 1 near Sephora and will highlight Broadway Dallas’s educational outreach in theaters and classrooms.
About Broadway Dallas
Broadway Dallas has presented and promoted live theater for more than eight decades at Fair Park. The organization reaches over 300,000 audience members annually and impacts more than 68,000 students through education and community outreach programs. The Gallery Wall installation will emphasize these educational efforts and celebrate student achievement in musical theater.
Expansion and long-term plans
The Dallas Netflix House is part of a broader expansion of immersive, branded entertainment locations. The announced U.S. roll-out includes the King of Prussia location and a planned Las Vegas site scheduled to open in 2027. The concept aims to combine fandom-driven content with interactive, visitable environments and commercial elements such as dining and retail. The model is intended to be dynamic, with offerings rotating or changing to encourage repeat visits.
Practical details
- Opening date: December 11, 2025 (Dallas)
- Location within mall: Former Belk department store at Galleria Dallas
- Square footage: More than 100,000 sq ft
- Key experiences: Themed sets and activities from Wednesday, Squid Game, Stranger Things, A Knives Out Mystery
- Dining: NETFLIX BITES—menu and cocktails inspired by Netflix content
- Retail: Merchandise and collectibles tied to Netflix shows
Timeline and next steps for visitors
Advance tickets will be offered for certain special experiences prior to the opening date. Details on scheduling, pricing, accessibility, age limits for specific activities, and reservation procedures are expected to be released through official venue channels as the opening approaches. The venue’s programming is intended to evolve, with regular updates to exhibits and activities.
Background
Immersive entertainment venues merge physical sets, interactive activities, themed dining, and retail to create multi-hour visitor experiences. The Galleria Dallas location represents a reuse of large mall retail footprints for experiential entertainment, a trend that has grown as shopping centers diversify tenants to include leisure and cultural attractions. The collaboration between the mall and local arts organizations, such as Broadway Dallas, indicates simultaneous investment in community arts and commercial entertainment amenities.
FAQ
When does Netflix House open at Galleria Dallas?
The Dallas location is scheduled to open on December 11, 2025.
How large is the Dallas Netflix House?
The venue will occupy more than 100,000 square feet in the former Belk department store at Galleria Dallas.
What shows and experiences will be available?
Planned experiences will include settings and activities based on Wednesday, Squid Game, Stranger Things, and A Knives Out Mystery, plus interactive elements like a Squid Game obstacle course and an experience in the Creel House.
Will there be food and shopping?
Yes. The venue will feature a themed restaurant called NETFLIX BITES and retail space selling show-related merchandise and collectibles.
Are there other Netflix House locations?
Yes. The King of Prussia Mall in Pennsylvania will also host a Netflix House. A third location is planned for Las Vegas in 2027.
How does Galleria Dallas support local arts?
Galleria Dallas partners with organizations like Broadway Dallas on installations and educational displays. From September 1 to 28, the Gallery Wall will showcase high school musical theater achievements as part of a partnership with Broadway Dallas.
| Feature | Detail | Visual |
|---|---|---|
| Opening date | December 11, 2025 |
Dec 11, 2025
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| Size | More than 100,000 sq ft |
100,000+ sq ft
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| Locations announced | Dallas, King of Prussia; Las Vegas planned (2027) |
2 open / 1 planned
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| Key experiences | Wednesday, Squid Game, Stranger Things, A Knives Out Mystery |
Multiple rotating exhibits
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| Dining | NETFLIX BITES (themed menu and cocktails) |
Themed restaurant
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