Fans of The Office can now see the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company IRL thanks to what’s being dubbed “The Office Experience,” a two-storey, 17-room exhibit dedicated to the beloved sitcom.
Located in downtown Chicago on the city’s Magnificent Mile, visitors can immerse themselves in all things Jim, Pam, Dwight, and Michael in what WGN reports is the biggest official interactive fan exhibit ever.
The experience begins in a recreation of the business park’s parking lot, where many of the show’s escapades took place. Fans can then explore the expansive spacem, which is decked out with original costumes and props from the show. In addition to the Scranton Business Park, many of the show’s famous sets have been recreated, including the main office area, the annex, Michael’s office, Pam’s reception desk, and, yes, even Ryan’s closet.
The exhibition is also rife with The Office minutiae, like the mold that was created after Jim put Dwight’s stapler in jello, the vending machines, the toys on Michael’s desk, and more. “If you’re a fan, you can spend hours just in this little pen,” one of the exhibit organizers told WKRN.
There are also real show props like Dundee trophies, a Princess Unicorn doll—and Instagramable moments like Kevin’s Chili Spill, Beach Day. A portion of the exhibit is also dedicated to Jim and Pam’s love story, which includes a timeline of their relationship and the recreation of their wedding.
The Office Experience opened in Chicago on Friday and will make its way around the U.S. in the future. General admission tickets, which start at $37.50, can be purchased here.
