Comic-Con: Netflix puts you in 'Defenders' and 'Stranger Things'
Say hello to the Defenders, pay your respects to Barb in person and check out the world of Netflix's new urban fantasy "Bright."
Netflix Experience at Comic-Con
At the Hilton Gaslamp, people can step into the worlds of three huge upcoming Netflix shows.
Enter NYC, alt-LA and Hawkins -- all in San Diego
A fake subway sign announces our first stop.
Which line is that?
Keeping the city safe
Getting the band together
News you can hold
Because what would a New York street be without the WSJ on the corner?
Josie's: Open for business
But only for water (and T-shirts!).
Demogorgon!
Ruuuuuuuuuuun
Become Eleven
Stop the Demogorgon by becoming an Eggo-loving child.
Welcome to the '80s
Inside the 'Stranger Things' tent
All kinds of goodies await you inside, including numerous props and costumes.
Barb: Gone but not forgotten
Poor Barb
More Barb-centric props
Costumes from the series
Will's sweet vest
All things Eleven
Let's ride!
A non-Easter egg
Giveaways!
Choose between tiny Eleven, an adorable tiny Demogorgon, a t-shirt, a Barb candle or a hat.
Smelly candle
In a good way! The host said it smelled amazing.
Hats for days
Step inside the Byers home
DOE property
Once you enter you are treated to a virtual reality experience on the HTC Vive where you communicate with the Upside Down (and scream your head off if you're like me).
Sealed mask
We've only glimpsed this in the teaser, but good odds it's connected to the DOE's work.
There's been a breach!
Better escape to LA
Or rather, alt-LA.
'Bright'
The new Netflix film stars Will Smith as a human police officer.
Throne
In this universe, humans have coexisted with orcs, elves, fairies and magic since the beginning of time.
Magic wand
When this is accidentally found, it causes all sorts of issues.
Prejudice
As with any society, some are treated better than others.
sELFish
Police station posters
Alert! Orc on the loose!
Every species has rights
Fairy den
In this room you can see costumes for the police officers and elves.
Whoa
Make no bones about it, "Bright" is definitely an R-rated movie. Directed by David Ayer ("Suicide Squad"), it will be available on Netflix on December 22.
Go hang out!
Between cool giveaways and immersive experiences, the Netflix area is definitely worth visiting.
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