Netflix celebrates Stranger Things Day with dolls, games and puzzle launches

Netflix has detailed a range of collaborations celebrating Stranger Things Day, taking place on November 6th.

In Latin America, Estrela is launching two Stranger Things-themed Susi Dolls, while in Europe, Panini will celebrate with a range of games, puzzles and collectible trading cards.

In Asia, All Rights Reserved has partnered with Futura Laboratories to create an exclusive collectible figure of Eleven with the phrase “Friends Don’t Lie” written out in Futura’s signature handwriting. The Eleven figure will launch with a matching limited edition apparel range, available globally.

In the US, fans can take a tour of the first-ever Stranger Things pop-up stores located in New York City’s Times Square and at The Americana at Brand in Los Angeles. The retail experiences will offer fans access to memorabilia and merchandise, as well as the chance to journey through show locations like Joyce’s house, the Palace Arcade, Starcourt Mall, the Russian Lab, the Upside Down, and Hawkins High.

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