NBCU Plans Preview of Peacock at Live Event
NBCUniversal is planning a live event for fans of its films and TV shows that will include a sneak peak of its upcoming streaming service Peacock.
The event, Peacock Live! will take place March 28-29 at the Universal Studios backlot in California. Plans include interactive exhibits, celebrity panel discussions, demonstrations of how theme park rides are designed.
Two-day Early Bird tickets for adults cost $159. Premium access tickets cost $299.
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NBCU said attractions at the event will include:
Today – Stop by and say “hello” to the one-and-only Al Roker; put yourself behind the Today news desk and create a #MyTodayPlaza shout-out that may be featured on an upcoming show.
American Ninja Warrior – Choose your adventure on obstacles inspired by NBC’s hit competition show. Kids and adults can compete on a family-friendly race through a seven-obstacle inflatable Ninja Warrior course, or test their ninja skills on full-sized obstacles seen on the show.
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The Voice – Take a seat – and a spin – in the iconic red coach chair from NBC’s Emmy Award-winning musical competition series for a fun GIF or photo.
Ellen’s Game of Games – Play the fan-favorite “Hot Hands” game from Ellen DeGeneres’ hit primetime show.
2020 Tokyo Olympics – In celebration of skateboarding and sport climbing making their Olympic debuts this summer in Tokyo, watch skateboarders give a preview of Olympic-sized tricks, and sport climbers race to the top of the wall – fans can even harness up and give it a go themselves.
Early bird tickets are already on sale at www.PeacockLive.com.
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