You Can Rent the 'Ghostbusters' Firehouse This Halloween — Flight Suits and 1959 Cadillac Included

In the words of Peter Venkman, "I'll call that a big yes."

Attention Ghostbusters fans. If you still haven't made pre-Halloween plans, then we have the perfect vacation rental for you. Vacasa and Sony Pictures are teaming up this year to give you the getaway of your cinematic dreams. A lucky group of up to five guests will have the opportunity to spend three nights in a replica of the firehouse where the characters from the Ghostbusters movie first studied and contained specters in Portland, Oregon.

As with similar film- and TV-inspired listings, the single stay will be available to book on a first-come, first-served basis, so set your alarm clock for 10 a.m. EDT on Oct. 21 and free up your calendar from Oct. 28 to Oct. 31.

The three-story firehouse dates back to the early 1900s and has two bedrooms, a full kitchen, and multiple common areas. And, in order to replicate the firehouse from the Ghostbusters films, guests will find tons of movie memorabilia stashed throughout the house. According to a statement released by Vacasa, the vacation rental company managing the listing, the Ghostbusters firehouse has been equipped with "a scientist-approved Ghost Containment System and a Dark Room where guests can develop and analyze photos of the Scourge of Carpathia."

Expect to find the pantry stocked with Stay Puft marshmallows and Cheez-It crackers, as well as many of Egon's gadgets (the character played by Harold Ramis), including "smoking ghost traps, a P.K.E. meter, proton packs, aura video-analyzer, and an ecto-containment unit." Staying true to the original Ghostbusters station, the firehouse is also complete with Janine's desk and phone, along with a seven-foot-tall Vigo painting hanging on the wall nearby.

The property also has a ton of movie-inspired '80s trinkets, including classic old-school arcade games. This experience is enhanced by a replica of the 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor Sentinel limousine used by the Ghostbusters and a closet filled with uniforms and flight suits.

The listing states that the property can accommodate up to five people sharing one bathroom, one queen-size bed, and three twin-size beds. Aside from the no-pets-allowed policy, there's just one more house rule, per the listing: "Don't. Cross. The streams. It would be bad. It would be a total protonic reversal… "

The firehouse is located in the vibrant Pacific Northwest city of Portland, known for its Victorian homes, independently owned shops, great eateries, and craft beer. Renting the Ghostbusters firehouse will cost you $19.84 per night, and you can try booking on Oct. 21 at 10 a.m. EDT here.

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