Pull an All-Nighter at The Office Experience in Washington, D.C.

For the first time, two pairs of fans will have a chance to indulge in their favorite feel-good, binge-worthy show while pulling an “all-nighter�? at The Office Experience in Washington D.C., exclusively through Booking.com. Based on the ever-popular television series, The Office, the experience is complete with set recreations, original show costumes and props, plus a chance to compete for the gold yogurt lid medal in a very special game of Dunder Ball.Equipped with an impressive two-story setup, The Office Experience venue features all the show’s iconic destinations under one roof, from a merch-filled warehouse to the desks of all your favorite characters. Become the “World’s Best Boss�? by slacking off at Michael’s desk, pick beets at Schrute Farms, and relive Kevin’s chili mishap first-hand, but whatever you do, be sure to stake out your corner of “Michael Scott Paper Company.�? From the iconic coal walk to Stanley-inspired crossword puzzles, you’re sure to work up an appetite. That’s why you’ll be treated to dinner at a D.C. restaurant, followed by an all-night hangout in the Bull Pen, accompanied by a midnight snack of soft pretzels.Did we mention the never-before-seen scavenger hunt? Yeppers! If you manage to complete it in time, you will walk away with your very own Dundie! Just don’t go throwing it at your TV. After all the fun you’ll be invited to camp out in the office and enjoy everything else that The Office Experience has to offer until sunrise… but then you’ll be asked to leave.Only two all-nighters at The Office Experience will be available exclusively on Booking.com. The all-nighter package will include a one night stay at a Booking.com property, and become bookable on Wednesday, November 16th at 12 p.m. ET, for either Saturday, November 19th or Sunday, November 20th for just $20.05 each, in honor of the year the show premiered in the U.S. The all-nighter packages are available on a first come, first served basis – or in the words of Michael Scott, “Early worm gets the worm!�?Please refer to the fine print section for more details.