Netflix Is Hosting a "Squid Game" Rave on London's Biggest Dancefloor, Drumsheds
In a twisted, adrenaline-pumping celebration of Squid Game, Netflix is turning the famed Drumsheds into a one-night rave inspired by the high-stakes series.
Once a sprawling IKEA warehouse in North London, Drumsheds now stands as the city's largest nightclub, a vast industrial space with room for 15,000 people.
Attendees can expect heart-thumping electronic music from headliner Peggy Gou and immersive thrills worthy of the cutthroat games that left audiences worldwide on edge in 2021 and beyond. Add to the experience a selection of Korean street food vendors and more interactive experiences that bring the show’s intensity to life, and you’ve got one unforgettable—and totally free—night ahead.
The rave is set to take place December 18th, just before the show's hotly anticipated second season drops on Netflix on the 26th. Squid Game currently holds the record as the streaming service's most popular series of all-time, with over 1.65 billion view hours in the first 28 days after its September 2021 premiere.
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For a chance at tickets, you’ll simply need to join the "Squid Game 2: The Rave" official waitlist, which currently has a two-per-person limit. Attendees must be over the age of 18 and have photo ID, or they'll be out of the game before it even starts.
Join the waitlist for passes to "Squid Game 2: The Rave" here.
Editor's Note: Netflix revealed Peggy Gou as the event's headliner following the publication of this article. It has been updated accordingly.
