‘Hocus Pocus’ fans can spend an eerie night in this Sanderson sisters-themed Airbnb

“We’re back, witches.”

On Friday, Sept. 30, fans of the Bette Midler ghastly cult classic “Hocus Pocus” can rejoice in knowing that the much anticipated sequel — which has been 25 years in the making — has finally landed on Disney +.

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In related news, a movie themed short-term vacation rental has landed on Airbnb in Danvers, Massachusetts, for only $31 a night.

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However, there’s a catch.

Only one night — Oct. 20 — is available to rent, so fans are going to have to move scary fast in order to land the residence when booking opens on Oct. 12.

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And judging by the description and photos, it’s going to be well worth it.

“To celebrate our resurrection, we’re inviting guests into a land of enchantment with a stay at a recreation of our Salem cottage, where those with a penchant for mysticism can explore our spine-chilling haunt as All Hallows’ Eve approaches,” the listing on Airbnb says.

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“As though untouched by time, our creaky old cottage stands tall amidst the trees, beckoning visitors as if by trance.”

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Fun features of the stay include:

  • Flip through the Sanderson sisters’ spell book

  • Explore the town of Salem

  • Watch a special screening of “Hocus Pocus 2”

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The Airbnb is hosted by the witchy Sanderson sisters (played by Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy in the films.)

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“A trio of delightfully wicked witches, we’re the Sanderson Sisters, resurrected once more from our seventeenth-century graves,” the listing says. “The bravest among you are welcome to stay a night in our bewitched home, but be warned, we’re hungrier than ever for eternal youth. Now come, we fly!”

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Booking opens at 1 p.m. ET on Wednesday, Oct. 12.

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