Time To PIVOT! Your Weekend Plans — The "Friends" Sydney Experience Is Sticking Around For A Bit Longer
*Your mates actually told us to tell you that you're Joey.
Step into the Central Perk gang's shoes and relive a day in their iconic apartments. You can score a pic just like this, regardless of how many of your besties you're bringing along:
Or, see if you can understand Ross' POV while 'carrying' the infamous "PIVOT!" couch up a tough flight of stairs.
At the very least you'll need to have a seat in front of the fountain and remake the opening credits. Sync up your claps and memorise the lyrics, you CANNOT mess this one up.
There's photo ops and nostalgia galore, wherever you turn and it's the perfect opportunity to geek out over one of the shows that defined a generation.
You can also solve the mystery of Ross and Rachel's "break" by standing where she once stood.
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But if you're pressed for time and still want a limited edition experience, take it home from the gift shop. Pick up exclusive Friends merch — whether you have a ticket or not.
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The Friends Experience: The One In Sydney is sticking around 'til after the ANZAC Day long weekend — so, don't be like Ross and Rachel taking a break, get off the couch and get to The Fullerton Hotel before it's over.
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