Los Angeles, CA — DUNE: The Experience, a 60-minute walk-through of sets, original costumes, and props from Denis Villeneuve’s Dune films, opens in downtown Los Angeles in late November, and tickets go on sale Wednesday, October 7, at 9 a.m. The waitlist is open now and gets presale access.
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When Tickets Go on Sale
Fever, which produces the event with Legendary in association with Warner Bros., sells the tickets, and people on its waitlist get a presale before the public sale on October 7. You can join the waitlist on Fever.
Neither the event site nor the Fever page lists a price yet. The event site says it starts in November 2026, and the Fever page says “opening late November.”
Dates and entry times are picked in the ticket selector, date changes are allowed up to 48 hours ahead, and there are no refunds. There will be a box office on site, though the site warns tickets may be sold out by the time you arrive.
What’s Inside DUNE: The Experience
Inside, you can test yourself against the Bene Gesserit, find hidden messages in ancient carvings, claim Paul Atreides’ throne, and take a photo with a colossal sandworm. The event site adds a collectible tarot card, an ornithopter to pose beside, the Emperor’s throne to sit on, and sets built to recreate the films’ posters.
On display are original costumes, props, weapons, vehicles, and production artifacts from Denis Villeneuve’s Dune trilogy.
The experience is indoors and air-conditioned, takes about 60 minutes, and has no virtual reality. The site’s FAQ describes the format as “scenography, projections, lighting, audio, and live performances by actors.”
There is themed food and drink for sale, with a limited selection of gluten-free and vegan options, and a shop.
Dune: Part Three Opens December 18
Dune: Part Three opens in theaters and IMAX on December 18, 2026. The experience is a limited-time promotional partnership among Legendary Entertainment, Warner Bros. Pictures, and Fever, and more cities will be announced later.
Location, Parking, and Rules
- Where: 330 S Alameda St., Los Angeles, CA 90013
- Ages: There is no minimum age. Children under 3 are free, and children under 12 must be with an adult. Strollers are allowed.
- Accessibility: The venue is wheelchair accessible. The site says the experience could not be adapted for guests with visual or hearing disabilities.
- Waiver and lighting: Every visitor signs a waiver. There are no strobe lights, but other lighting effects are used.
- Photos: Photos are allowed. Professional equipment and tripods are not.
- Parking: Parking at the venue is limited, and parking passes are sold as ticket add-ons. There are public pay lots and street parking nearby, and the site recommends ride-share.
- Arrival: There is no coat check. Arrive 15 minutes before your ticket time, because late entry isn’t guaranteed.
- Transfers: Tickets can be transferred to another person for free in the Fever app.
Harry Potter’s Forbidden Forest and The Horror Show in Los Angeles
Fever also sells Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience, a nighttime trail that returns near New York on October 16 and runs select nights through November 29. My Forbidden Forest guide has the prices by entry time.
In Los Angeles, the Academy Museum’s The Horror Show, a six-chamber exhibition of horror cinema, opened September 26 and runs through July 25, 2027.
DUNE: The Experience opens in late November at 330 S Alameda Street in downtown Los Angeles. For more information, visit dunetheexperience.com.
