Celebrate Batman Day At Home With A Full Slate Of Activities From DC

Sep 3

For some of us every day is Batman day, but September 19th is Batman Day this year, and Warner Bros. and DC are inviting fans to celebrate all things Dark Knight with a variety of socially distanced activities including the chance to drive like Batman (sorry — Batmobile not included).

If you use the Waze app you can activate a new theme and drive along with either Batman or The Riddler. Yes. You read that right. You can get your in-app voice directors from Kevin Conroy from Batman: The Animated Series, as well as listen to DC Super-Hero or Super Villains playlists on Spotify using the Waze Audio Player feature. This new theme wil be available until October 31st.

Fans can also team up with Batman to save Gotham City in a series of digital activities, including decoding social media clues left behind by The Riddler to unlock exclusive, limited-time reveals. This activity kicks off when the virtual Bat-Signal lights up at noon pst on September 18th. Follow the @DCComics Twitter account to play along!

Other experiences include Caped Crusader training complete with DIY cape and cowl instructions, a virtual Batman 5K/10K run, free digital comics, special Batman programming on HBO Max, and much, much more. there’s even new Batman Day merch on the way from Lego, Spin Master, and Funko scheduled to release some exclusive collectibles, and retailers like Target, GameStop, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon all offering special Batman Day promotions.

Head over to batmanday.com for all the details and more updates as we all countdown to Batman Day 2020!

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