The Friends Experience has been extended by another month
After a hugely successful European tour, FRIENDS™ fans in Ireland can now recreate their favourite scenes in Dublin.
I'll be there for you... until the end of February.
Following the recent death of star Matthew Perry, the Friends Experience in Dublin has quickly taken on new significance. For ten seasons we followed Monica, Rachel, Phoebe, Chandler, Joey and Ross as they navigated their work lives, breakups, family relations and heartbreaks in their shockingly-large-for-New-York apartments.
More than 25 years after its debut, the show remains a beloved TV series as well as one of the highest-rated shows.
The arrival of the Dublin Friends experience in October saw more than 30,000 fans traipse through the iconic set where fans can even lift the couch and PIVOT!
There are signed scripts to browse, visitors can meet the Holiday Armadillo, knock on Rachel and Monica's purple door, relax on Chandler and Joey's recliners, and even become one of the floating heads begging for some Thanksgiving food from Monica and her vein (if you know, you know).
The interactive experience means fans can relive all the characters' iconic moments, even if those surrounding Perry's character are a little bittersweet.
The actor famed for portraying Chandler Bing in the hit sitcom died at his US home in an apparent drowning aged just 54.
Now extra dates have been added to allow more fans of the show visit the set which is located in the Theatre of Light, in Dublin's Point Village.
The experience will be extended until February 25. Tickets for all dates and time slots are on sale through Ticketmaster.
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