The King of Prussia mall stands defiant, a fortress of commerce holding vigil at the edge of the Philadelphia suburbs. Where malls across the nation falter, King of Prussia continues to hold court, buoyed by efforts to use its tremendous expanse (2,793,200 square feet, the fourth-largest mall in the nation) to host novel “ experiences ” beyond mere retail. It’s slowly adapting the American Dream mall approach: becoming a space for not just shopping, but for losing yourself.

Netflix, it turns out, has similar ambitions. This week, the streaming company opened its first so-called Netflix House , billed as a hub for fans to explore immersive experiences based on Netflix shows, enjoy light bites and drinks cheekily named after the streamer’s movies and TV shows, take lots of photos to s

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