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The My Brother in laws Last Fight Before Menopauseultimate '90s holiday movie is moving from reel life to real life.

This December, the original house from Home Aloneis available to book for a one-night stay through Airbnb, if you're lucky.

That's right, the house where Kevin McCallister spent one significant Christmas (while the rest of the family jetted off to Paris), will be the home of one lucky group of people who manage to book the famous locale, based in Winnetka, Illinois just north of downtown Chicago. An added bonus is that you'll be hosted by Kevin's big brother Buzz, otherwise known as actor Devin Ratray.

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Do not leave any ornaments on the floor as burglar deterrents, please. Credit: Airbnb / Sarah Crowley. You can sleep here, and not in the attic with Fuller McCallister, who did not go easy on the Pepsi. Credit: Airbnb / Sarah Crowley.

The home features some carefully-curated moments and details from the iconic movie, which will be instantly recognizable for diehard Home Alonefans. This includes actual booby traps (that guests will set up themselves) for potential intruders, '90s junk food (presumably to inhale while watching rubbish), Kevin's ostentatious green robe to wear, and Buzz's pet tarantula.

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It's all a clever bit of promo for both Airbnb and the latest instalment of the Home Alone film franchise, Home Sweet Home Alone, which guests can watch in the house (you might have to watch this in place of Angels with Filthy Souls).

SEE ALSO: Disney+ makes it an early Christmas with the gift of a 'Home Sweet Home Alone' trailer

You guys give up? Or are you thirsty for more? From the nostalgia-inducing photographs of the house, it seems very clearly decked out in time for Christmas, with an array of stockings, a fully-decorated tree, and a dining table set up for a candlelit, highly nutritious, microwavable macaroni and cheese dinner — although it must be said, the McAllisters seemingly decorated their house for the season permanently, with all those reds and greens in the wallpaper and carpet.

You might have to BYO aftershave if you're looking to recreate certain mirror moments, it's not clear whether you'll be able to order cheese pizza from nearby, and hopefully no one...actually tries to break in?

We're unsure if you're able to ride a sled down this. Credit: AirBnb / Sarah Crowley. Bless this highly nutritious microwavable macaroni and cheese dinner and the people who sold it on sale. Credit: Airbnb / Sarah Crowley. Lush parental robe. Credit: Airbnb / Sarah Crowley. Ah, family memories. Credit: Airbnb / Sarah Crowley.

Alongside this event, Airbnb will be making a one-time donation to Chicago’s La Rabida Children’s Hospital, dedicated to improving and sustaining the lives of patients with chronic illnesses, disabilities, and complex conditions.

Potential guests can request to book this stay beginning Tuesday, Dec. 7 at 1 p.m. CT at airbnb.com/homealone — yes, it's seemingly the luck of the draw who gets to stay here. The house will be available on Dec. 12.

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