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Now you can stay on Ramsay Street…

Psst. Wanna stay in Erinsborough on the night of the Neighbours finale, for a barbie with Dr. Karl?

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Booking.com has announced a two night only accommodation stay in Pin-Oak Court, Vermont, aka Ramsay Street, including the night of Neighbours finale.

Two people will have the pleasure of staying in 5 Pin-Oak Court, used as exteriors for Dr. Karl & Susan Kennedy for the rock-bottom sum of just $28.

Guests first to book 28 Ramsay Street on Booking.com will live like stars for the finale with a full VIP Neighbours and Melbourne holiday experience, including:

Flights from home destination and state to VIC
A premium car rental for three days
Champagne on arrival
Neighbours memorabilia
Backyard Barbie & Beers with Karl Kennedy aka Alan Fletcher, before settling in to watch the Neighbours finale (28th July) on a massive plasma screen TV.

Alexandra Bryant, executive director at Red Havas, said: “When thinking of Aussie homes, it doesn’t get much more iconic than Ramsay St. Neighbours has been such a huge part of Australian culture for the last 37 years so it was the perfect partnership for Booking.com to showcase its choice, value and quality of Aussie homes on the site.

“Neighbours closing the curtain is such a milestone moment and we want fans to be able to become part of Australian television history with this once-in-a-lifetime stay in the Kennedy home thanks to Booking.com.”

Why so cheap and one night only? It’s a promotional event not dissimilar to one Airbnb did with their Bluey house when just one family got to stay.

Ludo producer Daley Pearson told TV Tonight, “They’d done it before with the Fresh Prince‘s house and the Barbie house … they do these one night only events. The whole point of it is to be inclusive, to make sure everybody gets a chance, but also to be ‘exclusive.’”

The Neighbours house insists on no children, no pets, no parties -awww…..

You’ll neeed to be quick to book this one when it opens at 11am AEST Tuesday July 12.

Yep, first come, first served.

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  1. That would be weird as it doesn’t mean you are actually staying in the Kennedy house, it is not the same as the set. It is totally different inside. You will have to go out the front of the house to know that you are actually there.

    1. Do you mean to say all this time I wasn’t watching a documentary?? It’s not real? I always did wonder what happened to that Scott and Charlene couple, they seemed lovely.

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