You can stay in the home from ‘A Christmas Story’ over the holidays — for a hefty price
A famous home that has attracted fans for decades is now available to rent for a night or two.
The Ohio house from the 1983 classic “A Christmas Story” is now accepting overnight reservations, offering the chance to spend the holidays reenacting scenes while watching the movie on repeat.
“Scrunch yourself up and hide under the kitchen sink like Randy, try on the bunny pajamas from Aunt Clara or explore the backyard where Ralphie defeated Black Bart and the boys at A Christmas Story House, in Cleveland,” a news release says.
However, a stay will cost you a pretty penny – depending on what day you book.
Staying Christmas Eve and Christmas Day will cost someone $3,595 per night for the entire house, while other dates are available for $1,145 a night. Single rooms start at $245.
“Guests can spend the night reliving the holiday movie and sleeping in Ralphie and Randy’s beds,” the release says. “(And) have access to a private third floor suite plus free reign of the entire house from an hour after closing until 9 a.m. the following day.”
Other features include:
Queen bed
Queen sleeper sofa
Two twin beds
Suite kitchen
Flat screen TV
Wifi
HBO Max is releasing an anticipated sequel to the film on Nov. 17, so fans can stream the movie while staying in the original setting, the release says.
This story was originally published October 12, 2022 at 1:13 PM with the headline "You can stay in the home from ‘A Christmas Story’ over the holidays — for a hefty price."