The festive season is all about coming together, and for Stranger Things admirers, that can now mean stepping into the show’s world as a group. With Christmas approaching, several Stranger Things events are rolling out across the US and the UK, transforming familiar locations into Hawkins-inspired experiences.

Whether one is in it for the visuals, the nostalgia, or just something different to do over the holidays, these events promise an Upside Down spin on Christmas plans.

As Stranger Things nears its end, the farewell festivities begin in London on December 20 with a free immersive fan event at a secret location. Billed as One Last Adventure, the experience invites fans to step back into Hawkins with nostalgia-fuelled installations and surprises. The UK celebrations continue with an Upside Down Christmas tree at Waterloo Station, and Hawkins’ radio station WSQK broadcasting ’80s tracks until January 1, keeping the final-season buzz alive.

The action then shifts to the US on December 28 with One Last Adventure: Las Vegas, an outdoor spectacle recreating iconic Stranger Things moments through a dramatic sky-lit show and surprise giveaways. Netflix has encouraged attendees to dress in ’80s gear and bundle up for the cold weather. The farewell then, obviously, wraps with Stranger Things finale watch parties in select US and Canadian theaters on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.

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While there are remaining fan activities tied to the conclusive chapter of the beloved Netflix sci-fi, the events that have already happened were no less thrilling.

First came the November 6 Los Angeles premiere of the latest Stranger Things installment, where the streaming giant invited the city’s fans to sign up for a red carpet interaction with the cast and showrunners of the franchise. Then, on November 23, a self-guided bike ride on Melrose Avenue took place, complete with merchandise giveaways and photo opportunities.

New York, on November 27, then witnessed Stranger Things take over the Macy’s Day Parade with a float. The UK, meanwhile, hosted a screening for episode one of Stranger Things on November 13.  As Hawkins-themed events continue to light up cities across the US and UK, fans are sure savoring the final moments in the world of Hawkins.

The immersive experiences, from nostalgic installations to finale watch parties, celebrate not just the holidays but the connection viewers have shared with the show over the years. Amid the excitement, moreover, whispers of a Stranger Things spin-off are gaining momentum, suggesting that while this chapter closes, the world of Hawkins and its Upside Down mysteries may still have more stories to tell.

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Which of the Stranger Things fan events are you most excited for? Let us know in the comments.