What's Hot: Ghostbusters firehouse recreated for a 3-night stay
Sony Pictures and vacation rental company Vacasa have teamed up to offer a stay in the Ghostbusters firehouse.
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Oct 13, 2022, 11:11 AM
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12h agoThere's something strange going on in an
Oregon neighborhood, just in time for Halloween.
Sony Pictures and vacation rental company
Vacasa have teamed up to offer a stay in the Ghostbusters firehouse.
The building, a replica of the one
featured in the comedy classic, is in Portland, not New York City, where the
film is based.
Still, it has all the essentials,
including Ecto-1, the Ghostbusters’
emergency vehicle, ghost
traps and proton packs.
Guests can even try on the famous
Ghostbusters fight suits and snack on Stay Puft Marshmallows.
The rate is just $19.84, in honor of the
year the movie debuted.
It's available to reserve on Vacasa's
website starting Oct. 21 where visitors can check out a 360 degree
virtual tour of the rental.
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