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You Can Visit Britney Spears' Music Videos At This New Pop-Up
When you're hitting the Grove, you can now head just across the street to visit a Britney Spears-themed pop-up: The Zone.
It's a chance to walk into the music videos for "Baby One More Time," "Oops!... I Did It Again," and "Toxic," among others — time to study those videos and brush up on your choreography so you can fully recreate pop music history.
The Zone went big, from a massive Britney mural out front to a giant “I’m A Slave 4 U”-inspired snake coiling around the room in one jungle-themed room. And, of course, the “Baby One More Time” video gets three full rooms, which it obviously deserves.
Britney announced a career hiatus last year and canceled a new Las Vegas residency, so this is the closest you can get to a Britney experience at the moment. We went, took photos, and experienced that Britney life.
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