If there’s something strange in your neighborhood, where are you going to stay? Preferably in a place that is equipped with all the gear you need to keep ghosts, specters, and ghosts at bay. Sony and vacation rental company Vacasa have joined forces to create a Ghostbusters getaway in Portland, modeled after the iconic firehouse headquarters of the paranormal exterminators from the 1984 film.

Fortunately, there is no serious metal fatigue in all load-bearing members, the wiring is not poor, it is not completely inadequate for power needs, and the neighborhood does not look like a demilitarized zone.

The three-story replica will be open to a lucky group of friends for three nights and includes all the amenities you’d expect from a crib inspired by the building shared by Egon Spengler, Ray Stantz, Will Zeddemore and Peter. Venkman. Complimentary proton packs, PKE meters, and ghostbuster flight suits are included, an Ecto-1 is parked in the bay area, and there’s even an ecto containment unit to deposit some ghosts. Remember: if the light is green, the trap is clean.

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“We are dedicated to the details, and this Ghostbusters firehouse in Portland is no exception,” Vacasa’s director of marketing, Allison Lowrie, told CNN. “Each room brings a new discovery, from an interactive ghost containment unit to symmetrical stacked books and walls upon walls of scientific ghost-hunting equipment. It’s designed to be enjoyed by Ghostbusters superfans and travelers with a sense of wonder.” ’80s nostalgia alike.”

If you can’t make it to Portland, the good news is you can check out a virtual Matterport 360 tour of the building right now.

It’s a great time to be a Ghostbusters fan, as the film series is expanding again with a sequel to Ghostbusters: Beyond set to arrive next year. Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed, a 4v1 multiplayer game, launches on October 21 and there’s even a highly detailed life-size replica proton pack coming in 2023 that was funded by Ghostbuster fans.