"Beetlejuice" fans can tour an Airbnb movie replica house in New Jersey
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Delia Deetz's home from the box-office hit, "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice." Photo: Courtesy of Emily Shur/Airbnb
The Juice is loose in Hillsborough, New Jersey.
The big picture: Airbnb has recreated an iconic replica of Delia Deetz's abode from Tim Burton's "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" sequel, down to the black veil encasing the outside of the home.
- The listing is part of the home-sharing platform's "icons" experiences that include stays at the recreated house from "Up," the "X-Men" mansion and Prince's "Purple Rain" house in Minneapolis.
Zoom in: While you can't stay overnight at the "Beetlejuice" home, fans of the "ghost with the most" can book three-hour tours, with up to six guests total, for free from Nov. 16-27, per the listing.
- You must reserve your "otherworldly" excursion by Nov. 4, and all guests must be ages 13+.
- Guests who book the experience receive a free one-night stay at an Airbnb listing in Princeton.
The intrigue: Deetz's lifelong assistant greets visitors and allows them to explore the eccentric creator's estate.
- The home is filled with Deetz's "exquisite artwork," a model of Winter River, checkered floors and creaky staircases.
- The attic is a portal to the afterlife, where visitors can follow a "glowing green hallway into the waiting room with the rest of the recently deceased," per Airbnb.
What they're saying: But what about Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetle … ?
- "If you choose to say HIS name, don't be surprised if some really strange things happen," Airbnb writes.
If you go: Hillsborough is about a 90-minute drive from Philly.
