If you book it, he will come.
However in this circumstance, the “he” in question won’t be Shoeless Joe Jackson, but a “Field of Dreams” movie site staffer with a gift basket.
As for the “it,” that’d be the actual house in Dyersville, Iowa, from the 1989 Kevin Costner film.
Located at 28995 Lansing Road, the now-available-for-rent “Field of Dreams House” is located next to the baseball diamond where Costner’s Ray Kinsella played ball with Jackson and other greats.
Starting at $1,600 per night, a stay in the iconic farmhouse’s upstairs bedroom includes a copy of “If You Build It” by actor Dwier Brown, “Field of Dreams” on DVD, an official Rawlings baseball, a $25 gift card to use at a Dyersville restaurant and a bottle of wine to drink in centerfield like Kinsella and his wife did in the movie.
If you’d like to be one of the first to enjoy the “Kinsella Experience,” here’s where to book it.
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