One of the most watched television sitcoms of all time is coming to Seattle. Though "Friends" wrapped up its 10-season run in 2004, the fans continue to watch the show, buy the merchandise and quote the characters to this day. The popularity led to the creation of a touring experience that has successful runs in New York, Chicago and several other major cities. Originally created for the show’s 25th anniversary, fans can walk in to many of their favorite show moments and relive the series. "The Friends Experience" features plenty of nostalgia and full-size sets like Monica’s Kitchen, Chandler and Joey’s apartment and, of course, Central Perk coffee shop. This interactive experience was created by Original X Productions and co-president Stacy Moscatelli said, “we spent a lot of time asking fans what they wanted from the Experience and we have it all here.” The experience has taken over the bottom corner of Pacific Place Mall in Seattle where Barnes & Noble stood for decades. The former book store is now a coffee shop-themed attraction with numerous interactive rooms, show used props like signed scripts and plenty of behind the scenes fun from the people who created the iconic show. Some of the familiar experience highlights include peeking around Rachel and Monica’s purple door, relaxing in Chandler and Joey’s recliner by the foosball table (chirping) or helping Ross with the famous sofa pivot. You can even try on all of Joey’s clothes courtesy of an iconic photo opportunity. The orange couch is usually reserved for the cast of Friends but you can crash the set and take photos in your favorite scenes starting Wednesday, Feb. 1. Tickets are on sale now. The Friends Experience will be open Thursday through Sundays and select Mondays and Wednesdays through April 30 Walk up ticket are available and organizers offer timed tickets help to ensure social distancing. READ THE FULL STORY: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/seattle/friends-experience-seattle-attraction/281-48a2ce12-97f5-4f36-8a1a-9e0efb59df98