Squid Game the Experience — Attraction in Sydney

Although The Squid Game Experience was fantastic in my option, here's some things i didn't really like..

DDakji Although it was the First game of the Squid Game Experience, it wasn't really great too. As we entered the main room of Squid Game, the DDakji was a bit flat and crumbled by the other players plus it didn't really hit well on other DDakji, not to mention other players tried and failed several times.

Marbles Marbles was a fantastic game for me as the point of the game is simple, get a marble and try to toss it into the shape of any kind but i wished the design was a bit better since the design of the Marble Game was supposed to be Dalgona and the design of the marbles was supposed to be a hometown of Player 001 (Yes I Watched the Show)

Glass Stepping Stone This was probably one of the hardest game of all in the Squid Game Experience as this game was supposed to test your memory to remember which tile of the glass was a safe one by glowing in the dark but i didn't see a single thing wrong here expect for the fact that there was literally piles of lost tokens beneath the staircases dropped by other players.

Red Light Green Light The Game was great actually, there wasn't a single thing wrong with this game expect for many players accidently dropping their tokens into the ground, never retrieving that token ever again.

Rock Paper Scissors Shoot! Although the game challenged by the frontman was intense and risky, i only wished that we could lose only like 3 tokens or 4 since all of them was most likely gonna be gambling.

Throughout the Games: My only wishes are that.. The Pocket of the Players Vest had zippers so the token won't fall off of them.

Size Check When the Players Had been given vests since some of them didn't match.

Had more creative interior design when making the Experience

Make the DDakji more better and not flat like the floor!

Wished the experience was more cheaper and...

Amazing experience—totally worth it ❤️

We had such a fantastic time, and the $52 VIP pass was absolutely great value this week and in line for my husband's birthday.

We arrived at the Big Top area around 5:15 PM for our 5:30 PM session. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and professional☺️Even though we were a little early, they started letting us in around 5:20 PM and suggested saving the complimentary drinks until after the session, which was a great tip! ☺️

The waiting area had cool decor, including the Front Man's mask and multiple claw machines containing the bibs. #Player099

Once we began, the staff really set the tone, engaging, upbeat, and full of energy. It felt like we were stepping right into the real Squid Game😱.

The atmosphere was fun, respectful, and interactive, and the constant gentle reminders about house rules and mutual respect made everyone feel safe and included ❤️

From kids to seniors, everyone seemed to have a good time and included. It was really curated to help everyone to be able to participate in it and it's fun, thrilling, a little nerve-wracking at times and full of unexpected twists—just enough challenge to keep us on our toes!

I had an unforgettable time with my husband and brother. We even met a wonderful older couple, and the lady nearly won she was amazing ❤️

The VIP experience included a $19 mocktail/cocktail, a $15 tote bag, and a complimentary ride of our choice (valued at $15)—such a steal! We also picked up some merchandise at 40% off, likely in celebration of the Squid Game Season 3 launch that weekend.

Huge thanks to the team for making this so memorable. Your professionalism, energy, and commitment to fair play really stood out. I’m already planning for the Stranger Things experience next. Keep up the amazing work—this was absolutely worth...

My Fiancé and I decided to play - Squid Games The Experience at Luna Park.

Key Issues:

Vending Machine and Number Distribution: • The vending machine didn’t function properly, causing frustration. • Players pushing ahead showed a lack of crowd management, making the process chaotic. Staff Behavior: • The staff member screaming at participants felt unnecessary and unpleasant, detracting from the immersive experience. While Squid Game is intense, the tone could have been more engaging rather than abrasive. Game-Specific Concerns: • Marble Game: While fun, the rules weren’t explained clearly, leaving players confused about how to proceed. • Tile Game: Found to be rushed and unengaging, with not enough time to memorize the layout properly. • Red Light, Green Light: The referee’s seemingly random eliminations undermined the fairness of the game. A more immersive system, like a red light appearing when the doll detects movement, would have made it feel authentic and enjoyable.

Positives: • The arenas were well-designed and visually impressive, particularly Red Light, Green Light, which made you feel like you were part of the show.

Overall Impression:

Despite the promising setup, the execution didn’t deliver the immersive and enjoyable experience you were hoping for. You felt it was a missed opportunity, and for those who couldn’t attend, they didn’t miss out on much.

Overall: 1/10 Absolutely a waste of...