London just got a lot more Stranger Things-ier.<\/p>\n
The hotly-awaited final season of Netflix\u2019s smash-hit horror, sci-fi and \u201980s coming-of-age drama show gets underway on Thursday, and anyone passing through one of London\u2019s busiest train stations will know about.<\/p>\n
An \u2018Upside Down\u2019 Christmas tree has been unveiled at Waterloo Station \u2013 as well as Manchester Piccadilly \u2013 with Hawkins-themed baubles and ornaments for commuters to enjoy. (To stress, the tree itself isn\u2019t upside down, unless you\u2019re standing on your head.)
And this unexpected burst of Demogorgon festivity is far from the only activation for Stranger Things fans to look out for this week.<\/p>\n
A real-life version of Hawkins\u2019 radio station, WSQK \u2018The Squawk\u2019, is broadcasting \u201980s tunes night and day until January 1 (listen on the Global Player or tell your smart speaker to \u2018play the Squawk\u2019).<\/p>\n
A WSQK van will be hitting the road to plug the station and the show. Decked out in Stranger Things regalia, it\u2019ll be touring from Manchester, Liverpool and Brighton from November 28 and into December, broadcasting live and dishing out merch.\u00a0<\/p>\n
And there\u2019s a secret new immersive fan experience in London to look out for, too. It\u2019s all still under wraps, but Netflix promises fans \u2018immersive surprises, familiar memories, and the chance to step inside the world you\u2019ve loved\u2019. Keep an eye out on the NetflixUK socials for news.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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