Here's your chance to stay in Barbie's Malibu Dreamhouse

Add "Airbnb host" to Barbie's resume.

October 17, 2019, 12:01 AM

It's the grown-up, real-life fantasy vacation of every child who ever owned a Barbie Dreamhouse.

Located in the heart of Malibu, California, with panoramic Pacific Ocean views and beach-y, glamorous decor, there is now a larger-than-life recreation of your childhood dream home -- and it's available on Airbnb.

PHOTO: Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse Kitchen.
Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse Kitchen.
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Those looking to fulfill their dream can book the home on Oct. 23 at 11 a.m. PDT for one guest and up to three friends for a two-night stay. The one-time reservation will take place from Sunday, Oct. 27 to Tuesday, October 29 and is available for only $60 a night (plus taxes and fees) to commemorate the Barbie brand’s 60th anniversary.

PHOTO: Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse Meditation Terrace.
Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse Meditation Terrace.
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The home includes a hobby room and personal cinema, infinity pool and outdoor meditation zone.

Airbnb has arranged for several experiences during the stay, including visits from Ibtihaj Muhammad, a world-class fencing champion with her own Barbie Shero doll for one-on-one fencing lessons, and pilot and aerospace engineer Jill Meyers, for a behind-the-scenes tour of Columbia Memorial Space Center.

PHOTO: A bedroom at the Airbnb "Barbie Dreamhouse."
A bedroom at the Airbnb "Barbie Dreamhouse."
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The pool at the Airbnb "Barbie Dreamhouse."
The pool at the Airbnb "Barbie Dreamhouse."
PHOTO: Airbnb is offering a "Barbie Dreamhouse" stay.
Airbnb is offering a "Barbie Dreamhouse" stay.
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Hairstylist to the stars Jen Atkin will stop by for makeovers and renowned local chef Gina Clarke-Helm will provide a cooking lesson in Barbie’s spacious kitchen.

In honor of the Barbie brand’s 60th anniversary, Airbnb will make a donation to the Barbie Dream Gap Project GoFundMe initiative, which "aims to help level the playing field for young women so they can follow their dreams," the company said.