Netflix House Is Here — And It's About to Redefine How You Binge!

If you heard that Netflix House in King of Prussia “sold for $60 million,” don’t worry: Netflix isn’t packing up.

What changed hands was the more than 100,000-square-foot building at 180 N. Gulph Road that houses Netflix House. Missouri-based EPR Properties, which invests in experience focused properties, purchased the building for $60 million. Netflix had already signed a 10-year lease for the property, and its presence was reportedly part of what attracted the new owner. (Inquirer.com)

So, what exactly is Netflix House?

Think of it as Netflix jumping off your television and into real life. The permanent, year-round entertainment destination lets visitors step into experiences inspired by popular Netflix shows and movies. The King of Prussia location features immersive attractions, virtual reality, games and Netflix-themed mini golf. Visitors can also shop for merchandise and dine at Netflix Bites, a restaurant serving food inspired by Netflix programming. (Netflix)

You do not need a Netflix subscription to visit, and admission to Netflix House is free. Some of the larger interactive experiences require separate tickets.

For Montgomery County, the sale is another sign that King of Prussia is becoming about more than shopping. The area is increasingly blending retail with attractions that offer experiences visitors can’t get from their couches.