Season 3 of 'Ted Lasso' is on the way and you can celebrate your love of the show by spending a night inside an actual Ted Lasso Airbnb.
Like Central Perk in 'Friends' or Monk's Cafe in 'Seinfeld,' some locations are recurring characters in a long-running sitcom. In the case of 'Ted Lasso,' that iconic spot is the Crown & Anchor and now you can not only visit, but actually stay the night.
In real life, the Crown & Anchor pud is actually The Prince’s Head in the city of Richmond, London upon the River Thames. To celebrate the launch of Ted Lasso's latest season, the cozy pub has been transformed into a dedicated Ted Lasso Airbnb. During your stay, you'll be able to play with the Wizard of Oz pinball machine, join in on a round of darts, dine on some local pub fare, and enjoy all the iconic iconography from the show.
Reservations for the Ted Lasso Airbnb open on March 21 at 1 p.m. ET, and you’ll need to be the first to book one of the three one-night stays in order to secure your spot.
TV Show Pub Stays
The Ted Lasso Airbnb is Inside a Real British Pub
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