Do you dare to venture into the Upside Down?

If you’re in Chicago, you’ll be able to do so by visiting Replay Lincoln Park (2833 N. Sheffield Ave.)

Starting Thursday, October 1, the arcade and bar will transform into a Stranger Things-inspired outdoor pop-up experience titled, “Stranger Patio!” 

According to the press release, there will be iconic visuals from three seasons of the Netflix sci-fi thriller. You’ll be able to check out Scoops Ahoy, Joyce’s iconic living room, and the 80s arcade when all the stranger kids would obviously be hanging out. 

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You can even indulge in some themed foods and cocktails, which include Mind Flayer, #11 Special, What About Barb and Friends Don’t Lie.

Featured food items include Chicken Nuggets & Eggo Waffles, Benny’s Burger, and rotating dessert specials.

The pop-up will run through Sunday, November 1. It will be open to guests of all ages before 6 p.m., but after 6 p.m., you must be 21+ to enter. 

Reservations aren”t required, but since there is a limit on capacity, they are encouraged. 

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Due to COVID, the pop-up is following social distancing and face mask wearing protocol. 

You can snag your tickets to the pop-up online right here. You get an hour-long reservation, two themed cocktails, a shot, and a themed food item for $25 per person. Packages range from $78 (for a table for 2) to $234 (for a table of 6).

With so many Halloween activities and events cancelled, you’ve got to check this pop-up if you’re in town. 

It all comes to an end this Wednesday, September 30.

This may be a relief for some The 100 fans who have been less-than impressed with the show’s direction in the final season. 

Showrunner Jason Rothenberg spoke to TVLine about what he hopes that final hour-long episode accomplishes especially after the penultimate episode left many questions that needed to be addressed and much to be desired. 

“We’re going to try and wrap up as many things as we can,” he said. “It’s a finale — and it’s a series finale on top of that — so there will be some surprise guests. Fans can have expectations of a certain scope and scale that I feel we’ve always been able to achieve in these finales.”

The final episode also marks his directional debut. 

“This was a difficult season, because we also made a pilot within the season in the middle of everything,” he explained. “And because we shot the pilot so late in the season, I went right from being on the set of the prequel to prepping the finale. … It was definitely a challenge, but I’m glad I did it. I kind of wish I’d done it earlier, so I could have four or five [episodes] under my belt now, but it would have been a regret had I not.”

He even explained that the final scene from the penultimate episode, which saw Clarke deciding to relieve Madi of her pain and suffering, was intended to kickoff the series finale. 

 “I actually wrote and directed that scene,” he said, adding, “But the finale was too long, so I had to put it at the end of the previous episode. That episode originally ended prior to Clarke making the decision to euthanize her child, so there was going to be a little more time — at least in the audience’s mind — before she got to that decision.”

Rothenberg seems to believe that he’s achieved what he intended for the finale and even promises some “surprise guests.”

“If the finale gets a little trippy, as seems pretty likely if Clarke and Co. are in for a test on top of the war, then all bets could be off and we could see the returns of some dearly (or not-so-dearly) departed characters,” he said. 

Here’s the official synopsis for the series finale: “After all the fighting and loss, Clarke (Eliza Taylor) and her friends have reached the final battle. But is humanity worthy of something greater?”

COVID has hit Chicago Med. 

While many medical dramas are incorporating the very real pandemic into their upcoming storylines, the NBC drama set in Chicago has to deal with the effects of COVID in real life. 

Deadline reports that production on the NBC medical drama has been shut down for two full weeks after a production team member was tested positive for the novel virus. 

The team member was allegedly sent home immediately following the positive result and the series decided to pause production out of an abundance of caution. 

This is reportedly the second member in the department to test positive. 

Chicago Med began filming last week ahead of its season 6 premiere, which is set for Wednesday, November 11 along with sister shows, Chicago Fire and Chicago PD, which are said to begin production next month. 

It’s unclear if this will affect the premiere date for the series.