You can now rent the house from the movie ‘Home Alone’

Everyone has their favorite Christmas movie, and for many, it’s the 1990 classic, “Home Alone”. The kids who watched the movie when it first came out are now adults, but they can relive their childhood through a very exclusive offer.

That’s because for one night, December 12th, the house featured in the movie will be rented out until the end Airbnb to anyone who can reserve (assuming you don’t Joe Pesci or Daniel Stern).

“Entire residential house hosted by Buzz,” list for Chicago-based home readings. The “Buzz” mentioned is none other than Buzz McAllister, played by Devin Ratray, who wrote the Airbnb description and promised that things were different now.

“You might not remember me being particularly interested,” he said in a news release, according to BBC.

“But I’ve grown up and I’m happy to share my home – even pizza – with you this holiday season. Just trying not to let my tarantula, Axl, take this time. “

Even though it’s been more than 30 years since movie has been released, the house looks quite similar to then, promises a lot of nostalgia.

“It’s a holiday wish come true: a cozy holiday setting with twinkling lights and a perfectly manicured tree awaits you at McCallister’s ‘castle’ (oh, and the dog). my darling too – remember to follow him for me?), reservations are now possible for the first time,” the list continues.

“This holiday season, we’re playing by my little brother’s rules, so feel free to eat junk food, watch trash on TV, borrow my dad’s shaver and choose your own adventures. you with a legendary battle plan as a guide. Just get out of my room, okay?

“Once your cravings are gone, you can indulge in all the comfort food your heart desires, including many of Chicago’s finest pizza and candlelit Kraft Macaroni & Grilled Cheese. in the microwave.”

Pre-orders will be open to a group of up to four guests on December 7 at 1 p.m. CT

“While we’re older and wiser now (I even have my own security company), we’ve never been too old for vacationers,” describes the company. Buzz said. “So while we were on vacation (all of us, this time), I invited a group of pranksters to let the eight-year-olds in their home run free in their childhood home. mine on December 12.”

You might think an offer like this would come with a hefty price tag – but it looks like the spirit of dedication is exploding. A night at the famous home is just $25, and Airbnb has committed to a “one-time donation to La Rabida Children’s Hospital of Chicago, which specializes in maintaining and improving the quality of life for each patient.” mine. complex conditions, disabilities and chronic diseases. “

In addition to the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity at the McAllister home, security will be on-site, meal arrangements will be made, and guests will receive a set of “LEGO Ideas Home Alone to take home and build at home.”

Seems like a pretty sweet deal and a great way to celebrate Christmas. Is this something you would like?

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Amanda holds a Master’s degree in Rhetoric and TESOL from Cal Poly Pomona. After teaching composition and logic for several years, she began to write full-time and is particularly interested in topics related to animals.

As of January 2019, Amanda has written over 1,000 stories for The Western Journal but doesn’t really know how. A graduate of California State Polytechnic University with a Master’s degree in Rhetoric/Composition and TESOL, she wrote her thesis on metacognitive development and skill transfer between reading and writing in freshmen.
She has many hobbies that keep her busy, including trying new recipes, enjoying nature, discussing absurd topics, reading, drawing, people watching, curriculum development and write biography. Sometimes she has red hair, sometimes she has brown hair, sometimes she has teal hair.
With a book on effective communication strategies in the works, Amanda is also writing and illustrating several children’s books with her husband, Edward.

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