Brady Bunch House Immersive Experience Opens in LA

0:00It's April 29th. You're listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today. AI Powered Pot Culture Updates. I'm Cory with the Story. Fans of the Brady Bunch just got a real treat in Los Angeles with a brand new immersive spot that recreates the iconic family home from the 70s. Sit calm. You can walk right in, soak up that bull day core, check out the suburban vibe outside, and it all feels straight out of the show. The experience lets visitors get hands on, like opening the fridge, chilling on the furniture, climbing the stairs, and snapping pics everywhere. It's all set up in a real house turned attraction, complete with that classic Brady charm. The show ran from 1969 to 1974, following architect Mike Brady and his new wife Carol, blending their three kids each. Into one big happy family, full of laughs and life lessons that shaped middle class dreams for millions. Cast member Christopher Knight, who played Peter, called it Fantasy Come Alive, while owner

1:01Teenager Han said it hit her like a time machine too. Childhood. So emotional she had to buy the place. LA City Council even made it a historic landmark to keep it forever. Tours kick off this summer through bucket listers, starting around $290 for small group self-guided visits with proceeds going, to a dog rescue nonprofit called Wags and Walks. It's pricey for the exclusivity, but fans are already lining up to relive that good vibe eternally.