Streaming giant Netflix announced on Tuesday plans to open massive entertainment complexes in two U.S. cities featuring stores, restaurants, and other experiences.

The Netflix House venues have scheduled opening dates in 2025, per the promo page. One will be in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, located in the metro Philadelphia area, and the other will be in Dallas, Texas.

In addition to places to eat and shop, visitors will also have access to experiential activities based on some of the most popular Netflix shows, such as “Bridgerton,” “Stranger Things,” and “Squid Game.”

Both venues are being added to existing malls in spaces previously occupied by department stores. Each venue has more than 100,000 square feet and attracts a massive amount of foot traffic. 

“At Netflix House, you can enjoy regularly updated immersive experiences, indulge in retail therapy, and get a taste — literally — of your favorite Netflix series and films through unique food and drink offerings,” Marian Lee, Netflix’s Chief Marketing Officer, said of the new entertainment venues. 

“We’ve launched more than 50 experiences in 25 cities, and Netflix House represents the next generation of our distinctive offerings. The venues will bring our beloved stories to life in new, ever-changing, and unexpected ways.”

The promo page describes Netflix House as a “fan fever dream” and already lists several options focused on some of the most popular shows.

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“Imagine waltzing with your partner to an orchestral cover of a Taylor Swift song on a replica of the Bridgerton set –– and then walking around the corner to compete in the Glass Bridge challenge from Squid Game,” the description says. 

“After pretending to fight for your life, you’ve worked up an appetite and want to get a bite. You see a nearby restaurant with food inspired by Netflix shows from around the world; the meal is memorable, but you still want to buy some Stranger Things merch. Luckily, there’s a shop that sells that Hellfire Club T-shirt you’ve always wanted.”

Some previous Netflix live fan experiences include a live-action “Stranger Things” stageplay prequel in London, “Bridgerton” high tea, a “Knives Out” dinner theater in Toronto, and an ultimate zombie battle in Las Vegas.

Canadian Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s arch-foe, targeted Trudeau, accusing him of dividing the Canadian people in order to distract them and asking Trudeau if he would join Poilievre to call for shutting down “Hamas-inspired hate camps at university campuses.”

Since late April, anti-Israel encampments have been established at numerous university campuses across Canada, including McGill University, the University of British Columbia, the University of Ottawa, Western University (Ontario), the University of Victoria, Vancouver Island University, the University of Toronto, and McMaster University, according to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

“This prime minister divides to distract,” Poilievre stated. “He turns groups against each other; he fans the flames. He gave funds to an anti-Semitic Holocaust denier. And so, even before October 7, hate crimes were up 162%. And since, we’ve seen the rise of Hamas-inspired hate camps at university campuses that intimidate Jewish students and promote genocide. Will the Prime Minister summon the courage to join with me and call for these hate camps to be shut down and closed up so that students can safely go back to school?”

Hamas-inspired hate camps have taken over our university campuses, intimidating students and promoting hatred against Jews.

Pack ‘em up. And shut ‘em down. pic.twitter.com/qVogCiH2Yv

— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) June 18, 2024

In May, six Jewish college students spoke at Canada’s Parliament Hill of the anti-Semitism they were facing on their campuses, CDTV News reported.

“My friends who used to wear kippot on campus instead now wear baseball caps,” Nati Pressman, founder of the Canadian Union of Jewish Students, stated. “This is not because we are any less proud to be Jewish, but because our universities have fostered and create an environment where being openly Jewish could be a threat to our physical and emotional safety.”

“We’re not students anymore, because instead of begging for an assignment extension, we have to beg for our safety on campuses while we sit in class with the same people who praised the terrorism on October 7,” Anastasia Zorchinsky of Concordia asserted, noting that she had seen comments on her Instagram account saying, “We will find you on campus.”

Only two weeks after the Hamas massacre of over 1200 Israelis, Trudeau, who had publicly criticized the state of Israel and expressed sympathies for Palestinians in the past, issued a tweet saying that his government was “here” for Palestinian, Arab, and black Muslim communities.

“As members of the Palestinian, Arab, and Black Muslim communities gathered for prayer yesterday, I wanted them to know this: We know you’re worried and hurting. We’re here for you. We will not stop advocating for civilians to be protected and for international law to be upheld,” he declared.

As members of the Palestinian, Arab, and Black Muslim communities gathered for prayer yesterday, I wanted them to know this: We know you’re worried and hurting. We’re here for you. We will not stop advocating for civilians to be protected and for international law to be upheld. pic.twitter.com/El6KLO2CRw

— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) October 21, 2023