This weekend at San Diego Comic Con (SDCC) you can experience a whole new level of immersion with Amazon Prime Video’s triple activation setup. The activation which takes up a huge space at the corner of MLK and 1st will feature activities and experiences surrounding 3 key shows: The Boys, Carnival Row and The Expanse. Check out our photos and insights into each experience and be sure to stop out and check it out for your self.
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The Amazon Prime Video Experience will be open from Thursday-Sunday during San Diego Comic Con, and this is one offsite activation that you will not want to miss. Find yourself transported directly into a new reality, with one of their three hands-on exhibits. Featuring The Expanse, The Boys, and Carnival Row – there is something for everyone at the Prime Video Experience. In addition to these immersive experiences, the Prime Video Experience features a massive 40-foot tower adorned with giant LED video screens. Catch scenes from The Expanse, The Boys, Or Carnival Row all weekend long. Amazon fans at Comic-Con will also be treated to live-action performances atop the tower all weekend long.
This is also the go to spot to take a break from the chaos that can be San Diego Comic Con. Enjoy shaded seating, cooling fans, and Carl’s Jr. courtesy of Hughie & the team from The Boys. The Prime Video Experience will also be the home of a special Friday night screening party of The Boys and the Carnival Row: Come As You Are Party on Saturday night. These events are 21+ and will be limited, so make sure you arrive early if you plan to attend!
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The Boys activation puts fans in the forefront of a crime scene that needs to be covered up. Lead by two members of The Boys cohort, you and 15-20 other attendees must scour the store and dispose of anything that could lead back to Butcher and Hughie. With the cops on their way, fans have about 10 minutes to clean up to search and destroy before fleeing the scene.
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Carnival Row activation begins on the backstreets of the neo-Victorian Carnival Row. Guests will be questioned by law enforcement, then moved into the marketplace where they can interact with vendors, pucks, and faeries. Enjoy an intimate performance, explore the fantasy side of our world, and meet & mingle with the mythical creatures of Carnival Row.
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The Expanse activation enlists the help of the fans to assist with a UN peacekeeping mission on the newly colonized planet, Illus. Never seen before, fans will be able to walk and see Illus for the first time. Participants will explore new terra, pursue science-driven discoveries, and attempt to ease tensions between private corporations vying for profit and refugee groups just struggling to survive.
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Head over to the Amazon Prime Video Experience this weekend during San Diego Comic Con! I’d love to hear what your favorite part of the experience is! Make sure to tag Amazon Prime in all of your social media posts and comment here too! We’d love to see all of your photos and hear about your favorite activity inside! Don’t forget to tag Amazon Video in your posts, and use #TheExpanse #TheBoysTV #CarnivalRow #PrimeVideoExperienceSDCC
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