Delia Deetz might be dead, but that isn’t stopping her from becoming the hostess with the mostess. For the first time in history, the beloved artist is going to be letting her friends into her home to see both her art and the attic,

The hilariously spooky home setting of “Beetlejuice,” where Michael Keaton’s ghastly alter ego ran amok in 1988, is now open to the public. Airbnb is running coordinated tours of the estate in Hillsborough, New Jersey — west of Rutgers University — to explore the one-time home of Catherine O’Hara’s late artist Delia Deetz.

Fans of the popular film “Beetlejuice" will have a chance to enjoy a one-of-a-kind experience at the beloved Deetz residence. Here’s how you can book a visit.