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I've watched both shows and thought about whether or not I could pass these games!
Squid Game: The Trials opened in LA in December and runs through early January.
Anyone over the age of 13 can play and to try their luck at six competitions inspired by the hit drama and it accompanying reality series "Squid Game: The Challenge" show.
Tickets are sold throughout the day in 30-minute increments, with entry points on some as early as 10 a.m. and as late as 9 p.m.
Netflix says the games should last about 70 minutes.
Each player will be outfitted with a wristband featuring radio frequency identification technology.
The band will keep score, and a winner for each group will be announced.
“People will accumulate points as we go through. One winner will be crowned atop a leaderboard.”
When the experience ends people can hang out in the night market with Korean-inspired food!
Some people who have tried the competition said they played larger-than-life replicas of Battleship and Operation and one woman said "I failed the first trial but won Red Light, Green Light, which is as stressful as it looks on TV."
I would imagine Red Light, Green Light is a stressful game!
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