Hotel 'Plaza' in New York will offer for one year all the services and the suite where Kevin stayed from "Alone in the House" (Photo)

In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the famous film "Home Alone 2", the Plaza Hotel in New York offers guests a fun-filled package.

Guests who want to live in the room Kevin stayed in during their stay at the hotel can book packages priced at $895, which is slightly less than the $967 Kevin spent on room service in the movie. Dailymail, Telegrafi reports.

"In-room and throughout the hotel a variety of experiences inspired by Kevin's time on vacation here at the Plaza hotel, extra packages prepared by our staff will be available for every guest to enjoy," the announcement said. hotel website.

Guests will then be invited to dine in the English Dining Hall to enjoy a 90s-inspired menu of rich versions of childhood favorites or step into the interactive photo experience where they will find themselves on Kevin's journey in New York.

Included in the package is a room service ice cream kiosk, just like the one Kevin had in the movie.

The hotel concierge will also arrange for guests to experience important New York sights, such as Wollman Square and a limousine ride around the city.

But for true Home Alone fans, the pigeon lady, played by actress Brenda Fricker, is not included.

And it's not even a guest appearance by Donald Trump.

Home Alone 2: Aired on November 20, 1992, starring Kevin McCallister, played by Macaulay Culkin.

When Kevin loses his father's way at the airport, he mistakenly takes another plane bound for New York — while the rest of the McCallisters fly to Florida.

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Although Kevin finds food, shelter and entertainment using his father's credit card, he learns that the out-of-prison thugs, played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, have escaped and are also in New York.

The said package will be available from December 1, 2017, and guests will have almost a year to enjoy the experience until Monday, October 29, 2018. /Telegraph/