On The Hunt

Dallas' Netflix House brings new KPop Demon Hunters experience to life

Rendering of KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience

KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience opens in November.

Image courtesy of Netflix House

Netflix House in Dallas will debut an all-new KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience in November 2026, giving fans of the hit movie the opportunity to step into the story of HUNTR/X, complete with singing, dancing, and hunting demons.

Opening on November 12, the Netflix House experience at Galleria Dallas takes fans into the animated universe of the film, starting backstage with HUNTR/X before opening night on the latest stop of their world tour.

When Gwi-Ma crashes the scene, guests join the animated HUNTR/X to restore the Honmoon and “Takedown” demons across neon-lit Seoul through interactive sets and screens, as well as 3D technology.

Guests will be immersed in the story through music and play-based challenges with live actors and custom animation providing a musical adventure for fans of all ages, a press release promises.

The entire interactive show is set against hit songs from the film's Grammy- and Academy Award-winning soundtrack, including fan-favorites “How It’s Done,” “Soda Pop,” “Golden” and more.

"Fans don't just want to watch KPop Demon Hunters, they want to live in the world of HUNTR/X,” said Marian Lee, Netflix's chief marketing officer, in a statement. “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."

Guests will also have the opportunity to meet Derpy Tiger and Sussie Bird up close for the first time through groundbreaking puppetry created in collaboration with Jim Henson’s Creature Shop.

There will be photo opportunities and all-new merchandise, along with themed food and drink items inspired by KPop Demon Hunters. The new experience will also be available at Netflix House in Philadelphia.

KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience is replacing the Stranger Things experience that debuted when Netflix House first opened in late 2025. The Squid Game experience will continue to run for now.

Ticket sales begin on Tuesday, September 22 for Mastercard credit cardholders; Tuesday, September 29 for Netflix members; and Thursday, October 1 for the general public.

Tickets start at $39, with new children's tickets starting at $34 (ages 3-12). Additionally, ultimate superfans can make their moment extra golden with a new VIP ticket package starting at $89 Monday-Thursday and $99 Friday-Sunday.

VIP ticketholders will receive all-day access to an exclusive, all-new Netflix House VIP Lounge, along with priority entry to the KPop Demon Hunters experience anytime during operating hours on their booked date, as well as an exclusive themed gift to take home (while supplies last).

Tickets to the new Dallas experience can be purchased here.

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Park patriotism

State Fair of Texas marks America's 250th with flyover, music, and more

Canned food display at the State Fair of Texas

Photo by Kevin Brown

There will be patriotic displays everywhere you look at the 2026 State Fair of Texas.

As if all the food, entertainment, and discounts the State Fair of Texas is offering in 2026 wasn't enough, they will also continue the celebration of America's 250th birthday with a variety of patriotic attractions, exhibits, and experiences.

Red, white, and blue will be woven throughout Fair Park during the annual extravaganza, running September 25-October 18 this year, thanks to the State Fair's commemorative theme, “Stars, Stripes, and Howdies." That will be especially evident opening weekend, September 25-27, according to a news release.

At the annual Opening Day Ceremony, which takes place at 6:45 pm on the Hall of State steps on September 25, there will be a special America 250 flyover after the national anthem concludes.

The flyover will consist of a B-52 Stratofortress, two F-35 Lightning IIs, and an A-10 Thunderbolt II. Following the flyover, future servicemembers of the U.S. Air Force will be sworn in with the Oath of Enlistment.

Additionally, an HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter and other military assets will be on display near the Hall of State the full weekend.

Finally, The United States Army 1st Cavalry Band will put on a special performance every two hours from 2-8 pm on Sunday, September 27 on the all-new ZiegenBock Stage at The Old Mill.

Visitors can also celebrate patriotism through several different types of exhibitions taking place the full run of the fair.

At D.A.R. House will be "Revolutionary Women: The Role of Women and Girls in the American Revolution," featuring display panels and artifacts that tell the stories of service, rebellion, and hardship of the mostly overlooked roles of women and girls in the American Revolution.

At the Music Hall at Fair Park, Broadway Dallas will present free daily screenings of Compagnia de' Colombari's Whitman on Walls!, featuring 50 artists performing Walt Whitman's iconic poem, "Song of Myself."

The Creative Arts building will host “United We Can,” a special display featuring hundreds of canned jars themed to each state, all arranged in a specific way to create an American Flag.

There will also be opportunities to visit the permanent Texas Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial, located across from the Music Hall and a visit from the Freedom250 Mobile Education Truck, which covers various aspects of American history.

As always, active-duty military, retired military, veterans, and first responders enjoy $5 off admission any day of the State Fair.

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