Netflix & Xbox Stranger Things 4 Los Angeles Rift Experience

Are you brave enough to face the Upside Down? In time for the release of Stranger Things 4, Xbox and Netflix are teaming up to reward fans who have the courage to venture into the Upside Down with an interactive rift experience on May 26 and 27, in the heart of downtown LA, where recruits will have the chance to win a limited-edition Stranger Things Xbox Series S.

An official report from Hawkins National Lab has unearthed special Xbox prizes within the Upside Down for brave fans to prove their power and retrieve. One-by-one, those who accept the challenge will focus their energy on the rift and feel their power surge through the space. Their final score will unlock tiered rewards including the custom Stranger Things Xbox Series S console, Xbox game passes for one month of gameplay, and Netflix gift cards for one month of Netflix. Those who participate in the experience will also be given the opportunity to play Far Cry 6 x Stranger Things: The Vanishing onsite. Recruits who complete the mission can claim their prize from an HNL technician, snap a picture, and celebrate joining the exclusive Los Angeles experience. Guests can also visit the Netflix Shop Truck, where they can purchase items from the Stranger Things 4 collection.

Reservations are not required to attend the experience which will open to the public at 5:00 PM PT on Thursday, May 26. An onsite QR code will allow prospective recruits to register alongside a ticker alerting them of how many consoles are left to retrieve from the Upside Down. All registrations and prizes are limited and will be rewarded on a first-come-first-served basis.

Where: Xbox Plaza, LA Live
Location: 741-775 Chick Hearn Ct, Los Angeles, CA 90015
When: May 26 and 27; 5:00 PM – 11:00 PM PT

The Los Angeles experience is created by Netflix and Xbox in conjunction with NVE Experience Agency. The health and safety of fans, staff and partners involved in the experience is a priority and all precautions will be in line with guidelines set forth by national, state and local health officials, Netflix and Xbox.