Stranger Things - The Real Hawkins Lab & Stranger Con 2019
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What this video covers
This video takes viewers on a tour of the real-world filming location used as Hawkins National Laboratory in Stranger Things seasons 1–3, identifying on-site spots tied to iconic scenes from the show. The creator also attends Stranger Con 2019 in New Jersey, including a meet-up with cast member Noah Schnapp. It blends a location-scouting travelogue with fan convention coverage for dedicated followers of the series.
Key takeaways
- ◆Reveals the real Atlanta-area filming location behind Hawkins National Lab
- ◆Connects specific on-site spots to memorable scenes from all three seasons
- ◆Includes convention coverage from Stranger Con 2019 in New Jersey
- ◆Features a cast encounter with Noah Schnapp at the fan event
Who this is for
Dedicated Stranger Things fans who enjoy behind-the-scenes location scouting and fan convention content.
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