You Can’t Travel to ‘Dune,’ So ‘Dune’ Is Coming to You
Until now, unless your name is Paul Atreides, the answer was probably no. But starting in November, Legendary and Warner Bros. are teaming up with Fever for something called Dune: The Experience, which will blend an immersive experience and museum exhibit in a way only the world of Dune can. Timed to help promote the December 18 release of Dune: Part Three, Dune: The Experience opens sometime in November in Los Angeles, CA.
- ▪Until now, unless your name is Paul Atreides, the answer was probably no.
- ▪But starting in November, Legendary and Warner Bros. are teaming up with Fever for something called Dune: The Experience, which will blend an immersive experience and museum exhibit in a way only the world of Dune can.
- ▪Timed to help promote the December 18 release of Dune: Part Three, Dune: The Experience opens sometime in November in Los Angeles, CA.
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Could you pass the gom jabbar test? Ride a sandworm? Sit on the Emperor’s throne? Until now, unless your name is Paul Atreides, the answer was probably no. But starting in November, Legendary and Warner Bros. are teaming up with Fever for something called Dune: The Experience, which will blend an immersive experience and museum exhibit in a way only the world of Dune can. Timed to help promote the December 18 release of Dune: Part Three, Dune: The Experience opens sometime in November in Los Angeles, CA. The plan is to tour after that, but exact cities and dates are TBD.
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