The Tube Family | STRANGER THINGS IN REAL LIFE!!! Surprising My Family at the Stranger Things Experience! @EvanTubeRAW | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 1 hour ago
Decided to surprise the family during our road trip to San Francisco with a little visit to the Stranger Things Experience. We are all big fans of Stranger Things (although Season Four was a little scary for Jillian). I thought the timing would be perfect with the release of the final 2 episodes on Netflix.
The experience is broken down into 2 sections, the live immersive "show" portion and then the "free play" area where you can shop, play video games, eat, drink and take photos in familiar settings from the show. I think our favorite part was the multiple photo opportunities and the pizza from Surfer Boy Pizza!
No photos or videos are permitted during the show portion, as to not spoil the experience for future guests. But for those who are curious, here's a little of what you can expect: This portion of the experience is sort of a mix of a haunted house, escape room, interactive play and simulation ride. You travel from room to room, each one with a different elaborate set complete with live actors. There are some physical tasks. But if you're not up to it, it's not required. There is a good use of technology, 3D and special effects. There are some flashing lights, loud noises, but nothing too crazy. There is some strong language and some moments that might be scary for younger participants. But if they can handle Season 4, they'll probably be okay. We found it to be a very entertaining 45 minutes. That's all I'm going to say. If you want to know more, you'll have to check it out for yourself!
This year the experience is being held in New York, San Francisco and London.
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Decided to surprise the family during our road trip to San Francisco with a little visit to the Stranger Things Experience. We are all big fans of Stranger Things (although Season Four was a little scary for Jillian). I thought the timing would be perfect with the release of the final 2 episodes on Netflix.
The experience is broken down into 2 sections, the live immersive "show" portion and then the "free play" area where you can shop, play video games, eat, drink and take photos in familiar settings from the show. I think our favorite part was the multiple photo opportunities and the pizza from Surfer Boy Pizza!
No photos or videos are permitted during the show portion, as to not spoil the experience for future guests. But for those who are curious, here's a little of what you can expect: This portion of the experience is sort of a mix of a haunted house, escape room, interactive play and simulation ride. You travel from room to room, each one with a different elaborate set complete with live actors. There are some physical tasks. But if you're not up to it, it's not required. There is a good use of technology, 3D and special effects. There are some flashing lights, loud noises, but nothing too crazy. There is some strong language and some moments that might be scary for younger participants. But if they can handle Season 4, they'll probably be okay. We found it to be a very entertaining 45 minutes. That's all I'm going to say. If you want to know more, you'll have to check it out for yourself!
This year the experience is being held in New York, San Francisco and London.
CHECK OUT OUR OTHER CHANNELS!
EvanTubeHD: http://www.youtube.com/EvanTubeHD
JillianTubeHD: http://www.youtube.com/JillianTubeHD
EvanTubeGaming: http://www.youtube.com/EvanTubeGaming
DTSings: youtube.com/c/dtsings
FOLLOW US!
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/evantubehd
Facebook: facebook.com/EvanTubeHD
Twitter: twitter.com/EvanTubeHD
Production Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound
