Hotel from Home Alone 2 is selling the famous huge ice cream on room service
KEVIN McCallister lived out a lot of people's dreams in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York when he checked into a fancy hotel suite and ordered himself a giant bowl of ice cream.
However, you can do exactly the same, with other hotel guests following in his footsteps and replicating his order.
The Plaza Hotel appeared on a list of the top hotels with out-of-the-ordinary room service options, with Kevin's famous ice cream sundae a great option for travellers with a sweet tooth.
The order will cost $300 to recreate, which some might think is worth it for a giant bowl of sweetness all to themselves.
One person who gave it a go was Tiktoker Anonymous Traveler (@travelingkrokodile) who claimed to have stumped up $300 ($440 after tax) for the fancy dessert.
Their video showed the huge dish full of ice cream, with cherries, sprinkles and candy around the side for them to garnish as they pleased.
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They asked their followers: "Do you think it was worth it?"
Most weren't convinced, with one saying: "No way, I swore it was supposed to give more ice cream."
Another said: "Absolutely not!"
However, there was one person who said it looked like good value for money, simply replying with, "Yessss."
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According to Hotels.com who compiled the list of the hotels, the sundae is one of the most well-known room service choices.
They said: "This hotel is home to one of the most famous room service orders: the Home Alone sundae featuring a whooping 16-scoops of ice cream and layers of toppings for $300."
However, to get yourself in a position to order the room service, you'd need a room at the Plaza, which start at $977 per night, making it a pretty costly dish, if that's your only reason for visiting.
It's easy to see why the rooms are that price when you consider the list of guests who have visited before.
Countless celebrities, including Marilyn Monroe and the Beatles have stayed at the hotel, which overlooks Central Park in the centre of New York.
It wasn't the only place to offer unique room service orders however, with other hotels across the world providing guests with unexpected services.
For instance, at Ashford Castle in County Mayo, Ireland, guests can request a Lego butler, where younger travellers can pick from a selection of sets, and the butler will bring it on a silver tray up to their room.
And in the Intercontinental resort in Bora Bora, visitors can get an exquisite meal for two delivered to the deck of their overwater villa in a traditional outrigger canoe.
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