LIVE! From Ghostbusters Spook Central (Dana Barrett’s Apartment) in NYC!
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What this video covers
A live broadcast from the real-world New York City building used as the iconic Spook Central filming location in Ghostbusters — Dana Barrett's apartment on Central Park West. The video takes viewers on a pop-culture pilgrimage to one of horror-comedy's most recognizable on-screen addresses. It offers a street-level look at the landmark for fans who want to experience the location in real life.
Key takeaways
- ◆Visits the actual NYC building that served as Spook Central in the original Ghostbusters film
- ◆Located on Central Park West in Manhattan
- ◆Live-format video gives an unscripted, real-time feel of the location
- ◆Appeals to Ghostbusters fans and movie-location enthusiasts alike
Who this is for
Ghostbusters fans and movie-location hunters who want a real-world look at the iconic Spook Central building in New York City.
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