Ghostbusters are back!
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What this video covers
The Creative Geekery channel takes viewers on a New York City tour of real-world Ghostbusters filming locations, including Dana Barrett's iconic Central Park West apartment building. The adventure features a ride in the legendary Ecto-1 vehicle as the crew retraces stops from the original and sequel films. It appears to be a fan-driven location vlog celebrating the Ghostbusters franchise across multiple film eras.
Key takeaways
- ◆Visits the real Dana Barrett apartment building on Central Park West
- ◆Features a ride in an Ecto-1 replica or prop car through NYC
- ◆Covers filming locations spanning the 1984 original, Ghostbusters 2, and the 2016 film
- ◆Serves as a pop-culture travel vlog for die-hard Ghostbusters fans
Who this is for
Ghostbusters superfans and pop-culture enthusiasts who enjoy exploring real-world movie filming locations.
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