Welcome to this month’s round-up of Extraordinary Experiences across all experience sectors and around the globe.
July is upon us and with it the promise of sunny days and summer holidays in the Northern Hemisphere. It also signals the arrival of a slew of hotly anticipated experiences, from Elvis Evolution at Immerse LDN, which will see the rock n’ roll legend brought thrillingly back to life through the power of generative AI, to the long-awaited opening of the Traitors Live experience in Covent Garden, where fans of the show can connive their way to victory.
Themed attractions are having a moment this month, with a Dexter immersive experience arriving in Shoreditch to mark the launch of Dexter: Resurrection. Expect to be cracking codes and analysing blood smears. Wannabe James Bonds can put their espionage skills to the test at Spyscape, which has landed in London from New York and features challenges created with the help of real life spy trainers from British Intelligence and CIA specialists.
Across the pond, Moment Factory has launched its first permanent scare attraction – Ghost Boat – in Wisconsin’s Cold Water Canyon, which combines video mapping, dynamic lighting, spatialised audio, and live performance into a chilling experience. Speaking of ghosts, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera is returning to the Big Apple this month with an experiential twist. Called Masquerade, attendees must wear black or white and don masks.
Educational experiences are also being given airtime this month, with Weather Extremes in Germany’s Bremerhaven emphasising the need to take a proactive stance when it comes to climate change via 30 interactive exhibits that highlight the effects of global warming. In Paris, the history of the Seine is being brought to life via a VR walking tour of the river that covers everything from the Viking siege and French Revolution to the 1910 flood.
20. Hermès Mystery At The Grooms
Opened 19-29 June 2025
Location: New York, US
Experience Sector: Immersive Retail
This epic experience has been and gone, but it’s so good we had to tell you about it. For 10 days in June French luxury house Hermès transformed New York’s Pier 36 into a quirky pop-up, inviting guests to play detective in a scavenger hunt with a twist. Called Mystery at the Grooms, the theatrically staged immersive experience blended craft, fantasy, and a dash of detective work inside a meticulously constructed house complete with a pantry, dormitory and greenhouse. Once inside you’re tasked with locating a herd of missing horses that have run amok, and need to comb the house for clues, cracking codes and opening cabinets along the way, while logging your answers on a customised Hermès app.
The smallest of details were painstakingly thought through, from the sounds of trotting hooves in the hallways and equestrian detective Mr. Honoré dispensing clues over the phone from Paris, to the colour-drenched themed rooms. There’s the deep red Groom’s Office filled with saddles, and the Wes Anderson-like blue laundry room lined with washing machines filled with silk scarves. The pantry, meanwhile, was filled with hay bales, giant carrots and crates filled with Hermès bags. Proving the brand has its finger firmly on the pulse of experiential retail, the playful and free to enter initiative was a clever celebration of Hermès’ equestrian roots: the brand was founded in 1837 as a harness and saddle workshop in Paris.
19. The Living Room
Opens: 2-11 July 2025
Location: Liverpool, UK
Experience Sector: Immersive Theatre
Taking over Liverpool’s iconic Edwardian Adelphi hotel this month is a kooky, site-specific, immersive theatre experience from North-West-based performance artist Izzie Major, who’s known for bringing artistic experiences to non-theatre spaces and community settings. Called The Living Room, the skit explores the absurd, the ritualistic, the macabre, the feminine and the grotesque. Keen to keep the audience in suspense, little has been revealed about the experience, which partly takes place in the dark and is billed as “an intimate, interactive immersive performance” designed for small groups.
“The living room is a space for connection and reflection, a space for being alive and being together, isn’t it?,” Major said. “Let’s draw the curtains, kiss the television’s gentle glow, close our eyes, drop our jaws and let the welcoming light of the lamp lead us home.” The Living Room follows on from The Bedroom, Major’s 2024 sell-out immersive performance. “We’re proud to host Izzie Major’s surreal and immersive theatre experience. This unique production is a powerful blend of creativity, emotion, and theatrical innovation that truly captivates its audience,” a spokesperson for the Adelphi hotel said.
18. The Door In Question
Opened: 19-29 June 2025
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Experience Sector: Immersive Entertainment
Another experience that’s just finished its run but merits a mention in this round-up for the powerful message behind it is The Door in Question. Taking place in a Melbourne shopping mall in June, it’s the brainchild of artist Troy Rainbow, and is based on his real experiences with schizophrenia and identity loss. This is psychosis performed. Comprised of intimate VR spaces inside a defunct shopping centre, a guided audio walk took attendees into a second building for a series of intense immersive experiences. Designed to be undertaken alone, the multi-sensory experience harnessed sound and smells as well as visuals, from religious texts to cryptic notes written on walls, to conjure its creator’s experience with mental illness.
The 90-minute extended reality experience was at times intense and deeply unsettling, but that was the point. Blending immersive theatre with escape rooms, virtual reality and mixed reality, Rainbow billed it as “an immersive journey into psychosis”, and used both his own experiences and those of his schizophrenic mother as inspiration. The story centres around four delusional characters who each believe a man named Anton was killed in a different way. It featured a series of surreal rooms, from a lab with a dentist’s chair and a security room to a dingy kitchen and a creepy kid’s bedroom. Throughout the experience, voices crop up from unexpected places via directional speakers, so it sounds like a voice in your head.
17. Sensas
Open now
Location: Dallas, US
Experience Sector: Escape Room
An escape room with a twist, Sensas throws tradition out the window via a two-hour, multi-sensory adventure designed to challenge your perceptions, spark your emotions, and get your adrenaline surging. According to its creators, Sensas is a “socially conscious, sensory playground that pushes participants to use touch, taste, smell, hearing, and sight in unexpected ways.” Attendees move through a series of interactive workshops. You can expect to navigate a maze by touch, identify scents and flavours in a blackout, face your fears in an anti-gravity room, and test your reflexes in a laser obstacle course.
Every sensory token your team collects during the experience turns into a donation to a local charity supporting people with disabilities. Having made a splash in 35 cities worldwide, Dallas is the latest city to get the Sensas treatment. Some of the challenges are undertaken in complete darkness, allowing participants to discover their ability to adapt when their other senses are restricted. Each of the themed rooms features a workshop based on one of the five senses, and those who need it will be given hints and clues to help them complete the challenges. Sensas was founded in 2015 by Silvana Popovic and Grégory Lafon in Marseille.
16. Belmond Britannic Explorer
Opens: 11 July 2025
Location: UK various
Experience Sector: Immersive Travel
Taking luxury train travel up a notch is the shiny new Belmond Britannic Explorer, which will be roaring into action on 11 July. Celebrating slow travel and all that comes with it, the Explorer is the first luxury sleeper train in England and Wales. Offering various routes, taking in the rolling hills of the Welsh valleys, and the deep blue waters of Cornwall, to the jagged mountains of the Lake District, the train will help you to slow down and take a moment to appreciate all that is intriguing, quirky and quintessential about our green and pleasant land. Taking guests through quaint villages, historic cities and awe-inspiring countryside, they can enjoy the action unfolding from the window of their private suite.
Cleverly designed, the 15 private sleeper cabins feature sofas by day and a double or twin-beds by night. While the three Grand Suites brimming with botanical designs and Art Deco accents boast a double bed, wardrobe, sofa and a personal butler service. Run by the Belmond group, the train departs from London, passing through the spectacular natural landscapes of Cornwall, Wales and the Lake District. Looking after the food is highly decorated chef Simon Rogan, whose three star L’Enclume in Cumbia put locavore fine dining on the map. Swing by the Wellness Suite to have all your knots untied then end the evening with a cocktail in the bar carriage followed by stargazing in the Observation Car.
15. La Luz De San Nicolas
Opens: 1 July 2025
Location: Valencia, Spain
Experience Sector: Immersive Entertainment
The so-called ‘Valencian Sistine Chapel’, the church of San Nicolás on Cavallers Street, will launch a permanent immersive experience on 1 July called La Luz de San Nicolas. Merging history, art, spirituality and technology through lights, music and projections, the installation was created by Global Menta and Mediapro Exhibitions, a division of the Mediapro Group. Nine months in the making, creating the show involved 83 pieces of technical equipment, 14 synchronised projectors, 640 hours of nighttime installation, 200 hours of audiovisual programming, 3.8 billion pixels rendered and more than 1.5 million files generated.
La Luz de San Nicolás will offer a tour divided into three sensory experiences through a combination of videomapping, light, music, and digital interaction to teach visitors about the history of the building. The first part features videomapping on the baroque vault that will enhance the fresco paintings of the church. It continues with an interactive experience with tactile totems that allow visitors to explore the history of the parish through animations and sound content. In addition, there will be an art installation in the form of a digital stained glass window focused on Saint Nicolas designed as a space for contemplation.
14. Collection Reframed: We Are Here Beyond Vision
Opens: 2 July 2025
Location: North Carolina, US
Experience Sector: Immersive Learning
The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art in North Carolina is hoping to redefine the museum-going experience with an ambitious multimedia exhibition that transcends the limits of visual art to engage multiple senses. Collection, Reframed: We Are Here, Beyond Vision pairs immersive video and sound installations by New York artist Janet Biggs and North Carolina-based dancer and choreographer Davian Robinson, who is visually impaired, and a host of other collaborators with works from the museum’s permanent collection. The result is a reflection on the human body in varied states: candid, abstracted, constrained, or in motion. In the show the museum itself acts as co-creator of the work, rather than just a display space.
“It’s as if the museum has been reconfigured to be more inclusive of those who may not have perfect sight,” says art critic Barbara Pollack. On 12 July there will be a live performance called Misregistration by Davian Robinson that experiments with inclusive choreographic techniques, embracing the strengths of people with disabilities and incorporating touch, sound, and echolocation as methods of communication. The show features over 60 artworks by the likes of Degas, Giacometti, Matisse and Warhol that show the human body in various states of form and flux, highlighting both its capabilities and constraints. In Data Sonification, Biggs translates works by Picasso and Barbara Hepworth into spatialised soundscapes.
13. Dexter: The Experience
Opens: 10-13 July 2025
Location: London, UK
Experience Sector: Immersive Entertainment
Dexter is the latest TV show to get the immersive treatment, with Paramount Plus launching a new attraction in London. Taking place in Shoreditch, Dexter: The Experience is an immersive journey through Dexter Morgan’s most iconic moments, with attendees tasked with solving challenges while following the Code of Harry. Visitors become Dexter’s Dark Passenger and work in teams to crack cases, analyse blood smears, and piece together the Ice Truck Killer’s gruesome message. The experience includes seven themed rooms inspired by scenes from the show, as well as live actors and narration by Dexter star Michael C. Hall.
Highlights include photo opportunities in Dexter’s plastic wrap kill room and the Trinity Killer’s bathtub of blood, along with themed cocktails and merchandise. The walk through experience draws you into the mind of a killer and forces you to think, react and follow the Code of Harry, while you navigate interactive challenges under pressure. Fans of the show can expect to meet some familiar characters along the way, blurring the lines between memory and reality. Only on for four nights, the experience launch coincides with the premiere of Dexter: Resurrection on 11 July.
12. Dinos Alive
Opens: 4 July 2025
Location: Perth, Australia
Experience Sector: Immersive Entertainment
Just in time for the school holidays comes this roarsome exhibition at Perth’s Northbridge Centre – Dinos Alive: An Immersive Experience, which has launched to coincide with the opening of the hotly anticipated Jurassic World: Rebirth at cinemas on 3 July. Budding palaeontologists can step back in time to the Mesozoic era and get up close and personal with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, enjoy impressive visual effects, and explore over 80 creatures including big name dinos like the T-Rex, Triceratops and Velociraptor, which have been brought back to life in an interactive walk-through experience.
The show has already wowed over a million visitors across the globe, and includes a virtual aquarium with ancient marine predators like the Mosasaurus; hands-on activities for aspiring young zoologists; realistic recreations of prehistoric landscapes; and interactive and educational zones ideal for curious minds of all ages. While the roars and claws are a main draw, the experience also has a strong educational focus. Dino fans can dig for fossils and learn about these magnificent ancient creatures in a way that’s both fun and informative.
11. Singapore Oceanarium
Opens: 23 July 2025
Location: Singapore
Experience Sector: Aquariums
Singapore Oceanarium, a new attraction dedicated to marine education, research and conservation with interactive exhibits and immersive displays opens at Resorts World Sentosa this month. The venue, which boasts a research and learning centre, is an expansion of the former S.E.A. Aquarium. Inside guests can enjoy an immersive journey across 22 themed zones, including Ocean Wonders, which houses thousands of moon jellies. Singapore’s Coast features interactive habitats that highlight native biodiversity, while life-sized prehistoric animals and living fossils can be found in Ancient Waters and Conquering Land.
The Spirit of Exploration zone boasts a replica of a 9th century Arabian dhow boat, while the Explorer’s Nook is a themed café. The Migrators zone, meanwhile, unveils the ecosystems of today’s open waters, and Open Ocean showcases reef manta rays and zebra sharks behind a 36-metre-wide viewing panel. The venue also includes a marine-inspired retail space selling products created by sustainable brands. “We are dedicated to inspiring a new generation of ocean stewards by taking ocean education and interactive storytelling to the next level, through naturalistic habitats and immersive technology,” said the venue’s VP, Lam Xue Ying.
10. Spyscape
Open now
Location: London, UK
Experience Sector: Themed Attractions
Think you’ve got the nous, wit and charm to make a good secret agent? Then you can put your espionage skills to the test at a new immersive experience in London’s Covent Garden that bills itself as a “pioneering interactive museum and social gaming experience” where attendees can take part in a range of challenges designed by experts in the fields of intelligence and espionage. Called Spyscape, the venture launched in New York in 2018. Designed with London audiences in mind, the 25,000 square foot venue offers a new take on immersive experiences, blending the history, art, and science of contemporary espionage.
Created with the help of real life spy trainers from British Intelligence, psychology professors from Imperial College London, and specialists from the CIA and Special Ops, the venue offers two experiences featuring a range of high-tech challenges designed to test players’ mental and physical capabilities. Expect to crack codes, run surveillance and conduct lie detection tests while learning about real hackers and spies throughout history and exploring rare gadgets. At the end of the experience, you’ll leave with a 40-page profile detailing your strengths across a range of skills including empathy, perception, observation and risk-taking.
9. Ghost Boat
Open now
Location: Wisconsin, US
Experience Sector: Scare Attractions
Iconic Wisconsin attraction Dells Boat Tours has been transformed with an new multimedia experience by Moment Factory. Marking Moment Factory’s first foray into the world of scare attractions, Ghost Boat in Wisconsin’s Cold Water Canyon combines video mapping, dynamic lighting, spatialised audio, and live performance, transforming a dramatic natural setting into an emotionally charged journey where the line between reality and nightmare dissolves. The fright attraction includes an upriver boat cruise and an immersive walk through Cold Water Canyon. Utilising the eerie natural landscape alongside engaging storytelling and live performers, the experience leads visitors on a chilling adventure through a haunted canyon.
As soon as visitors board the boat, an unsettling tension envelops them: a foreboding hint of the nightmare to come. Each stage of the journey, as it transitions from water to land and back, is infused with dread, as unsettling encounters and sinister surprises await. The canyon’s 1.5 km pathway is reinvented through a combination of physical and digital elements, featuring dynamic lighting, spooky video projections, timed ‘scare moments’, and spatial audio, engaging visitors and heightening their emotions with unpredictable moments. “Technically speaking, it’s a completely original multimedia experience. Emotionally speaking, it’s pure nightmare fuel,” says Emil Bertalot, comms director at Dells Boat Tours.
8. Weather Extremes
Open now
Location: Bremerhaven, Germany
Experience Sector: Immersive Learning
Shining a light on the dangers of global warming is this new permanent exhibition at Klimahaus Bremerhaven. Called Weather Extremes, the show gives visitors an insight into current climate-related challenges via 30 interactive exhibits and informative displays that document the reality of climate change and demonstrate the impact that extreme weather events are having on the world. Attendees are urged to question their own habits and should leave inspired to take a proactive stance on climate change. An interactive platform gives visitors the chance to take an immersive trip through the atmosphere over three floors.
The powers of nature are conjured via a mixture of video, movement, sound and special effects. Inside, you can walk along the 8th degree of longitude and discover different climate zones. Expect to freeze and sweat at various interactive stations along the way. Whether it’s high temperatures, humidity, or the freezing cold, you’ll gain a valuable insight into the Earth’s different climates. In Samoa’s large aquariums, a South Pacific fringing reef with its corals, fish and other inhabitants await you. At interactive stations, you’ll learn more about the world’s various climate zones and the effects of climate change, meeting people as you go whose everyday lives are strongly influenced by the whims of the climate.
7. Virtual Beauty
Opens: 23 July – 28 September 2025
Location: London, UK
Experience Sector: Museums & Galleries
Is beauty in the eye of the beholder? This thought-provoking exhibition at Somerset House explores the impact of digital culture and technologies on traditional definitions of beauty. Featuring over 20 international artists, Virtual Beauty delves into the influence of artificial intelligence, social media, and virtual identities on self-image and self-worth. The exhibition features interactive installations and pioneering works that challenge restrictive traditional beauty standards. Contributing artists include: Anan Fries, Andrew Thomas Huang, Angelfire, Ben Cullen Williams, Frederik Heyman, Harriet Davey, Hyungkoo Lee, Ines Alpha, Minne Atairu, and Qualeasha Wood.
From social media filters to machine-generated faces, Virtual Beauty questions how technology influences self-representation and who holds the power to define beauty. In an age where digital self-curation is second nature, the exhibition invites audiences to reflect on identity, empowerment, and the shifting boundaries of beauty in the post-internet era. Co-curated by Gonzalo Herrero Delicado, Mathilde Friis and Bunny Kinney, highlights include ORLAN’s Omniprésence (1993), in which the artist live-streamed her own facial surgery to critique Western beauty ideals, and Amalia Ulman’s Excellences & Perfections, a powerful commentary on the authenticity (or lack thereof) of social media.
6. De Niro, New York
Open now until 13 July 2025
Location: New York, US
Experience Sector: Immersive Entertainment
Hollywood legend Robert De Niro has had his movie back catalogue turned into an immersive exhibition by Mercer Labs in Lower Manhattan. Called De Niro, New York, the 360-degree film experience explores the actor’s iconic roles and ties to the city. The 20-minute, first-of-its-kind immersive film installation reimagines the actor’s career through 360-degree projection and spatial audio. Originally premiering at the 2024 Tribeca Festival in honour of De Niro’s 80th birthday, this new iteration of the film, directed by Sam Gill and Luke Neher and produced by Tribeca Studios and Little Cinema, splices scenes from more than 40 of De Niro’s flicks into one continuous visual journey.
The experience is a love letter to New York, and to De Niro’s role in its cultural revival post 9/11. “I’ve been admiring De Niro for a long, long time, and it was a great moment to work with Tribeca on that because that can open people’s eyes to see how we can create a film in 360,” Roy Nachum, co-founder and creative director of Mercer Labs, told Time Out. Known for pushing experiential boundaries, this marks Mercer Labs’ first fully immersive film. “You could experience it from different sides at all times. I’ve seen the piece probably 700 times, and every time it’s impressive,” says Tribeca’s chief operating officer, Pete Torres.
5. Legoland Shanghai
Opens: 5 July 2025
Location: Shanghai, China
Experience Sector: Themed Attractions
Keen to build on its success around the world, the latest Legoland resort is due to open in Shanghai this month. Located in Fengjing, a town in the Jinshan District of Shanghai, Legoland Shanghai spans 318,000 square metres, making it the world’s largest Legoland destination to date. Since construction began in 2021, 300 teams from 15 countries have contributed to the theme park project, according to owners Merlin Entertainments. Set across eight immersive lands, Legoland Shanghai is home to over 75 interactive rides, shows and attractions, as well as thousands of Lego models made with more than 85 million Lego bricks.
Unique attractions to the Shanghai venue include the Big Lego Coaster and the world’s first Lego Monkie Kid live show, which features projection effects and large-scale props. Highlights of the resort include a Chinese Miniland, an observation tower, the iconic Dragon Coaster, and the Driving School. Located close to the park is the Legoland Hotel, designed for families with themed rooms, interactive installations, play zones, swimming pools and daily entertainment. Merlin promises that the F&B at the resort will be as imaginative as the attractions, with dishes including Lego brick-shaped burgers and buildable food.
4. Traitors Live
Opens: July 2025
Location: London, UK
Experience Sector: Themed Attractions
It’s been a long time coming, but for fans of the hit TV show The Traitors, the wait is over as the live experience has landed in London. The UK’s first-ever playable experience of The Traitors has finally opened in the UK capital, allowing wannabe traitors to don the show’s iconic black cloaks and try to lie and manoeuvre their way to victory. The Traitors: Live Experience invites players to take a seat at the Round Table and immerse themselves in the ultimate game of trust, teamwork, and treachery. Fans can dive into the drama, taking part in adrenaline-fuelled missions that will put their physical and mental endurance to the test.
Guided by a live host, players work together to uncover the Traitors hidden among them by collaborating on missions and forming all-important alliances. Featuring recognisable moments from the show, such as the blindfolded Traitor selection process, heart-racing challenges, and opportunities for the Traitors to scheme and strategise together; the experience has been created but Neil Connolly, who’s worked on The Crystal Maze Live Experience and The Tomb Raider Live Experience. The action-packed adventure promises to be as exhilarating as it is nail-biting, leaving guests questioning everything (and everyone).
3. The Origins Of Paris
Open now
Location: Paris. France
Experience Sector: Virtual Reality
If you’re keen to learn more about the history of the City of Light, then this immersive VR experience is for you. Don a virtual reality headset and headphones and take a tour along the River Seine spanning 2,000 years of its history. The experience offers a 360° immersion into the heart of Paris’s greatest eras and an exploration of the UNESCO World Heritage site, from the Pont Louis-Philippe to the Pont Neuf. Masterminded by Timescope, you can see what the banks of the Seine once looked like, from the earliest Parisian settlements to the French Revolution, via the Viking siege, the construction of Notre-Dame and the 1910 flood. The hour-long experience was created with the help of archive material and testimonials.
The family-friendly voyage is an active one, and involves a 1.2km walk along the river. Expect 360° images and immersive sound, accompanied by a real-world guide to help you rediscover the French capital’s history at each seminal moment, exactly where it happened. Attendees will amble at a gentle pace from bridge to bridge, stopping at strategic points along the way to learn more about the history of Paris and its iconic river. You’ll enjoy a host of anecdotes, come face to face with a time when Paris was nothing more than a swamp, watch children skate on the Seine and women go out alone at night as soon as the streetlamps appear, while learning about the construction of Notre-Dame de Paris.
2. Masquerade
Opens: July 2025
Location: New York, US
Experience Sector: Immersive Theatre
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s celebrated gothic musical, The Phantom of the Opera, is back in the Big Apple, only this time with a new immersive twist. Called Masquerade, the finer details of the show, based on Webber’s original musical, are being kept under wraps to maintain the element of surprise. What we do know is: attendees must dress in either black, white or silver, or a combination of these colours. Faces must be concealed by masks, which you can either bring with you or buy on the door. High heels are discouraged due to the experience taking place across treacherous underground terrain, with some of it staged in the dark.
Taking the form of a masked ball, Masquerade is set in 19th century Paris and takes place in a former art shop on West 57th Street, which has been turned into an elaborate, multi-floored setting for the performance. It will include all the songs from The Phantom of the Opera, but might take the form of a haunted house-like experience, where guests walk through the scenes of the show. Speculation is rife but hard facts are thin on the ground right now. Launching in London’s West End in 1986, Phantom made its Broadway debut two years later and maintained its residency in New York for 35 years, hosting its last performance in 2023.
1. Elvis Evolution
Opens: 18 July 2025
Location: London, UK
Experience Sector: Immersive Entertainment
When it comes to Elvis, if you’re keen for a little less conversation and a little more action then head to Immerse LDN at Excel for the long-awaited Elvis Evolution experience, where you can journey through Elvis’ story, from his humble beginnings in Tupelo to his meteoric rise to fame and discover the man behind the myth. You’ll witness iconic milestones as if you were really there and celebrate some of the defining moments in Presley’s extraordinary life. The experience centres on Elvis’ iconic 1968 performance that captures the drama and triumph of what has been described by many as the “greatest rock performance of all time”.
The experience uses cutting-edge multi-sensory technology, live performance and mind-blowing multimedia to bring Elvis to life. Through a partnership with Elvis Presley Enterprises and Authentic Brands Group, its creators, Layered Reality, have had access to thousands of Elvis’ personal photos and hours of the star’s home-videos, and uses groundbreaking digital techniques, including generative AI, to bring the musical icon to life via hologram projections, giving fans of the King exclusive glimpses behind the scenes at never seen before moments in Elvis’ history. The experience features three themed bars including a Blue Hawaii bar, a 1960’s diner, themed food and cocktails. It ends at the ‘All Shook Up’ After Party bar.
