Make Page Six a Preferred Source “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” is set to turn an iconic New York City landmark into its very own Mount Olympus.
In honor of the launch of the third season of the show, Disney will stage a dramatic takeover of the Empire State Building, which will play host to a new immersive fan experience called “Olympus Awaits.”
Set to run between November 16 and December 4, the experience will take fans to the “600th floor” of the Empire State Building — a mythical level that is the location of Mount Olympus in the popular series.
Upon their arrival, fans will be able to enter an epic Throne Room decorated with thrones inspired by different Greek gods.
During the “Olympus Awaits” experience, fans of the show will be able to unearth hidden references to the series, as well as participate in interactive features and partake in special themed photo-ops.
Any fans who would rather stay in the mortal world instead are invited to explore the “Hand of Talos” installation on the ground floor of the iconic skyscraper, where they can enjoy a free photo opportunity.
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Select guests will receive some “Percy Jackson”-themed swag, including a key to Olympus, among other goodies.
All visitors will be able to purchase exclusive “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” x Empire State Building collaborative merchandise in the gift shop.
In celebration of the third season of the Disney+ show, the Empire State Building will also illuminate lights inspired by Mount Olympus, painting the New York City skyline with “the Glow from Olympus.”
The third season of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” is based on “The Titan’s Curse,” which is the third book in Rick Riordan’s series.
“It’s a lot darker than the past two seasons. It’s it’s a lot more mature,” “Percy Jackson” star Walker Scobell shared in an appearance on “Live with Kelly & Mark” on November 9.
Scobell portrays the titular character alongside Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth Chase and Aryan Simhadri as Grover Underwood.
The season premieres on November 20, with episodes releasing weekly until the finale on December 11. “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” will be available to watch on Disney+.
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