Netflix House Dallas: What's Inside and Is It Worth It? (2026)

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Is Netflix House Dallas worth it? On a weekday, definitely. The building is free to walk into, and the $49 Double the Fun Bundle gets you Squid Game: Survive the Trials plus four hours of all-you-can-play arcade time. On a weekend, a $39 ticket buys about an hour, so it is worth it mainly for fans of the shows. Below, we break down what everything costs, what each experience is like, and how to get the most for your money at the Galleria Dallas venue.

Key Takeaways

Is it worth it? Yes on a weekday, when the $49 bundle covers Squid Game plus four hours of arcade play. On weekends it is best for fans of the shows.

How much is it? Free to enter. Ticketed experiences start at $39 per person.

What's inside? Squid Game: Survive the Trials, KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience (from November 12), the Netflix RePLAY arcade, Netflix Bites and a merch shop.

Where is it? 13550 N Dallas Parkway, Dallas, TX 75240, inside Galleria Dallas.

When is it open? Monday to Thursday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

How do I book? Browse Netflix House Dallas and nearby immersive experiences on Morty.

Netflix House Dallas main entrance and venue

How Much Does Netflix House Dallas Cost?

Walking in is free. You pay only for what you do inside. These are the starting prices on Netflix's Dallas tickets page, and prices rise at busy dates and times.

Squid Game: Survive the Trials: from $39 per person, about 1 hour.

Squid Game Fan Package: from $69. Skip-the-line entry at any time that day, two dalgona candies and a gonggi set.

KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience: from $39 per person, about 1 hour, from November 12.

KPop Demon Hunters VIP Package: from $89. Priority entry, all-day VIP lounge access with snacks, and a tote or bag clip.

Double the Fun Bundle: from $49, Monday to Thursday only. Squid Game plus 4 hours of all-you-can-play at the RePLAY arcade.

RePLAY arcade on its own: game cards from $10 for 40 credits.

Netflix Bites: starters about $12 to $18; kids' meals $7 to $10.

Children under 3 get in free with a ticketed adult.

What a visit really costs:

A weekday date night for two: two Double the Fun Bundles ($98) plus a shared starter, about $115.

A family of four at KPop Demon Hunters: about $156 in tickets, before food.

A group of six friends doing Squid Game on a weekend: from $234, plus arcade cards and drinks.

Is Netflix House Dallas Worth It? Our Verdict by Type of Visit

Date night: worth it on a weekday. Two bundles plus a shared starter come to about $115 for a full evening of competing, playing and eating. That beats dinner and a movie for the same money.

Families: worth it from November 12. KPop Demon Hunters is open to all ages, so the whole family can go in together. Expect about $156 in tickets for four, before food. Children under 3 get in free. Squid Game themes lean teen-and-up, and guests under 13 need an adult with them.

Groups of friends: worth it. Squid Game is built for groups of four to six, and a group can spread the evening across the arcade and Netflix Bites. Corporate teams use it the same way.

Superfans: consider the upgrades. The $69 Fan Package or the $89 KPop VIP Package makes sense if you want the extras and no waiting. Everyone else can skip them.

On a budget: still worth a visit. Walk in for free, browse, play a $10 arcade card and leave. You can see the building without buying a ticket.

What You Get for Your Money at Netflix House Dallas

Netflix took the kind of immersive experiences that used to live only inside massive theme parks and put them in a permanent venue that anyone can walk into. Because the building is free, you can browse, eat and play first, then decide which paid experience fits your group.

Squid Game: Survive the Trials (from $39)

This is the pulse-pounding centerpiece. Squid Game: Survive the Trials is a competition-style experience of about an hour in which your group plays five games pulled from the series and ultimately faces the Front Man.

It's not a passive walkthrough. It's a group challenge that demands coordination, nerve, and a willingness to lose gracefully. It's also physical, so wear comfortable shoes.

Worth it? Yes for groups and fans of the show. At $39 for an hour it costs about the same as a good escape room, with much bigger sets.

KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience (from $39, from November 12)

The newest experience is KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience. It runs about an hour and is open to all ages. If Squid Game is competitive pressure, KPop Demon Hunters is the high-energy, sing-along side of the house.

Worth it? Yes for families and fans of the movie, especially since everyone in the family can do it together.

What happened to Stranger Things? Stranger Things: Face the Dark no longer appears on the Netflix House Dallas lineup. If you want the Upside Down, Netflix House Philadelphia runs Stranger Things: The Immersive Experience.

This infographic highlights the four immersive experience categories at Netflix House Dallas. Explore what to expect at each exhibit.

Netflix RePLAY Arcade (cards from $10)

Netflix RePLAY is the arcade layer of the venue, with games tied to Netflix shows. It's where you decompress after the Squid Game trials and where the venue starts to feel like an entertainment destination rather than a single attraction.

Worth it? On its own, a $10 card is a cheap way to try the building. The real value is the weekday bundle, where four hours of all-you-can-play come with your Squid Game ticket for $10 more.

Netflix Bites (starters $12 to $18)

Netflix Bites serves food and drinks inspired by Netflix shows, with a kids' menu at $7 to $10. A merch shop sits alongside it.

Worth it? Fine for a meal during your visit, priced like a sit-down restaurant. You're booking an evening here, not just an experience, so budget time to linger.

How to Get the Most for Your Money

Go Monday to Thursday. The $49 Double the Fun Bundle is the best value in the building, and weekday prices and crowds are lower.

Book ahead. Squid Game and KPop Demon Hunters sessions fill up, especially on weekends. Walk-ins exist but are not guaranteed. Check the Netflix House Dallas page on Morty.

Skip the upgrades unless you want the extras. The Fan Package and VIP Package buy merch, snacks and no waiting, not a different experience.

Arrive early and explore for free. Give yourself 20 to 30 minutes to look around before your session.

Bring a group of four to six. Both main experiences are designed for small groups. Pairs can still go, but you may be combined with other visitors.

Plan for two to three hours. With an experience, the arcade and food, budget a proper half-day.

Squid Game experience at Netflix House Dallas

How Netflix House Dallas Compares to the Philadelphia Location

Netflix House currently operates two permanent venues: Dallas and Netflix House Philadelphia. Dallas has Squid Game and KPop Demon Hunters; Philadelphia has its own lineup, including Stranger Things.

The Galleria location in North Dallas is easy to reach from most of the DFW metroplex, and parking is far more manageable than at an urban Philadelphia venue. If you're in Texas, Dallas is your quest.

Other Immersive Experiences Near Netflix House Dallas

Netflix House is the marquee, but creative people have been building mind-blowing experiences in strip malls and warehouses around Dallas for years.

If you're making a full day or weekend of it, see the best escape rooms in Dallas on Morty, or start with Back In Time Escape Rooms, Dimensions Escape Rooms, and Grapevine Escape.

Sandbox VR Dallas runs full-body VR experiences including a Squid Game VR variant. Do the physical Squid Game at Netflix House and the Squid Game VR experience at Sandbox VR on the same trip for an immersive double-header.

For something completely different, The Real Unreal at Meow Wolf offers vivid, interactive art with no timer and no puzzle pressure.

Activate Dallas is a high-tech interactive arcade with wristband score tracking, excellent for competitive groups. And for outdoor adventure, Escape the City Dallas turns the whole city into your puzzle.

The Verdict

Netflix House Dallas is worth it, as long as you go the smart way. On a weekday, $49 buys Squid Game plus an afternoon of arcade games, which is strong value for a permanent, high-production venue. On weekends, it's best for fans who will get the most out of an hour inside a show they love. And because entry is free, there's no risk in walking in to see for yourself.

We win when the industries we support win. And right now, the immersive attractions industry in Dallas is winning. Come join the quest.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Netflix House Dallas worth it?

Yes, especially on a weekday, when the $49 Double the Fun Bundle covers Squid Game plus four hours of arcade play. On weekends it's best for fans of the shows. See our verdict by type of visit above.

How much is Netflix House Dallas?

Entry is free. Squid Game: Survive the Trials and KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience start at $39 per person, the Squid Game Fan Package at $69, the KPop VIP Package at $89, and the weekday Double the Fun Bundle at $49. Arcade cards start at $10. Prices vary by date and time.

Is Netflix House Dallas free to enter?

Yes. You can walk in, browse, eat and shop without a ticket. You pay only for ticketed experiences and arcade play.

Where is Netflix House Dallas located?

Netflix House Dallas is at 13550 N Dallas Parkway, Dallas, TX 75240, inside Galleria Dallas in North Dallas.

What are the Netflix House Dallas hours?

Netflix House Dallas is open Monday to Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

What experiences are at Netflix House Dallas?

Squid Game: Survive the Trials (about an hour) and, from November 12, KPop Demon Hunters: The Immersive Experience (about an hour, all ages). The venue also has the Netflix RePLAY arcade, Netflix Bites and a merch shop.

How does Netflix House Dallas compare to an escape room?

A ticket costs about the same as a good escape room, but the sets are far bigger. Squid Game: Survive the Trials is competition-focused rather than puzzle-focused, so it plays more like a game show than a traditional lock-and-key room.

Do you need to book Netflix House Dallas in advance?

Yes, booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially on weekends. Walk-in availability exists but is not reliable.

What other immersive experiences are near Netflix House Dallas?

Sandbox VR Dallas, The Real Unreal at Meow Wolf, Activate Dallas, the outdoor Escape the City Dallas adventure, and escape rooms at Back In Time Escape Rooms, Dimensions Escape Rooms, and Grapevine Escape. Morty tracks all of these in one place so you can plan a full itinerary.