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A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle themed Airbnb posting has opened up in Tribeca,World Of Single Jaye New York, and not surprisingly, vacancies have been selling like hot cakes.

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Dubbed "The Turtle Lair," the space features three bedrooms, four bathrooms, and accommodates six people. The posting asks for $10 a night, but quickly notes, "Don't sweat the 10 bucks, we'll pay you back after you stay. Good times!"

The posting written in the voice of TMNT themselves, and it's almost certainly a marketing stunt for the upcoming movie Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows. 

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"Hey dudes! Looking for a dojo where you can practice your ninjitsu skills?" the post reads. "Our secret lair in Manhattan is theplace to order up a pie, shoot some hoops & chill with your squad."

The turtles stay faithful to their 'Say no to drugs, say yes to pizza' mantra by disallowing drugs and alcohol during guests' stay -- so don't go too crazy, people. Though based off the photos listed, there is plenty else to occupy your time with during your stay. 

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

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All dates available for booking have been filled, but potential guests may still enter a contest to snag the last night at the lair.

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