The interactive exhibition of the popular television sitcom is officially open at Yorkdale Mall
Oh. My. Gawd. It’s The One in Toronto. The Friends Experience—an interactive exhibition of the popular television sitcom—is officially at Yorkdale Mall, and bonafide enthusiasts can wax nostalgic. They’ll inevitably chuckle at the show’s most “pivot”-al moments while sauntering through this 20,000-square-foot display.
This marks the Friends Experience tour’s first international stop. From OG viewers to zoomers, “people really love the show…and I think, through distribution on streaming platforms, it has built a continuous audience of new fans,” says Stacy Moscatelli, co-president and chief strategy officer of Superfly X, the production company behind the experience. Multigenerational families are visiting together, “whether it’s mothers and daughters or grandparents and grandkids,” she says.
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