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There are many themed parties and festivals after the star wars franchise, but what better way to celebrate the movies than to stay in a super cool Airbnb in Texas? We’re not saying this unique off-grid house in Texas is exactly like Luke’s house on Tatooine, but it’s damn close.
Domeland: Off-grid Adobe Dome near Big Bend. Trevor | Airbnb
The Airbnb home comfortably fits three people and has received nearly five stars on average from more than seven hundred reviews.
Domeland: Off-grid Adobe Dome near Big Bend. Trevor | Airbnb
The dome doesn’t have a TV, but there is wifi so you can take your laptop to watch all your favorite movies. star wars movies while you relax under the stars. Because the dome is off the grid, you’ll have to drive if you want a taste of the nightlife, but Big Ben National Park is nearby if you’re feeling outdoors.
Domeland: Off-grid Adobe Dome near Big Bend. Trevor | Airbnb
This super cute dome was featured on HGTVaccording to the Airbnb website, and the owner of the dome has a dog on the property, but you can request full privacy through Airbnb.
If you plan to visit the house during the summer, be aware that there is no air conditioning, although the nights do get quite chilly in the evening and at night. You’ll have an amazing time living out your childhood dreams of exploring “Tatooine” on this fantastic Texas getaway.
Domeland: Off-grid Adobe Dome near Big Bend
Domeland: Off-grid Adobe Dome near Big Bend.
Price: $138+ per night
Location: Terlingua
Why you should go: For fanatics and hardcore fans, this Airbnb will let you live your star wars fancy for less than $150.
These prices and occupancy conditions are confirmed at the time of publication, but may change at any time. Taxes and fees may not be included in the price.
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This article has been updated since it was first published on April 1, 2019.
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