Sierra Entertainment and Sony Pictures Consumer Products have partnered up for the Ghostbusters ECTO-1 Tour. At eight stops across the country, Sierra is bringing the iconic ECTO-1 car to a town near you in anticipation of its upcoming Ghostbusters: The Video Game, which ships this fall for PS3, PS2, Xbox 360, PC, Wii and DS.
“The ECTO-1 is one of the most memorable and loved vehicles of all-time,” says Al Simone, VP of Marketing, Sierra Entertainment. “Sony has been a fantastic partner to work with and we’re very excited to have a hand in taking ECTO off the screen and out on the road – this way fans can experience a true piece of ghost busting history first hand as they get a taste of Ghostbusters™: The Video Game.”
The tour already started in NY on Saturday, but the next stop won’t be until August, where the tour will continue on through November. Below is the remaining tour schedule.
ECTO-1 Tour Schedule:
August 9 – Nightshift Pomona (Pomona Fairplex; Pomona, CA)
August 29-31 – Penny Arcade Expo (Seattle Conv. Ctr; Seattle, WA)
Sept. 20 – Nightshift Pleasanton (Alameda Fairgrounds; Pleasanton, CA)
Sept. 27 – Hot Import Nights (Minneapolis Conv. Ctr; Minneapolis, MN)
Oct. 11 – Hot Import Nights (Dallas Conv. Ctr; Dallas, TX)
Oct. 15 – Nov. 1 – Knott’s Scary Farm (Knott’s Berry Farm; Buena Park, CA)
Nov. 19-30 – L.A. Auto Show (L.A. Conv. Ctr; Los Angeles, CA)
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