A California casino is drawing attention with a special promotion offering a replica of the iconic Ferrari from the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off as its grand prize.
According to a report by the New York Post, the promotion is part of the 40th anniversary celebration of Yaamava’ Resort & Casino, in partnership with Paramount Pictures.
The prize is a replica of the Modena Spyder, inspired by the Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder featured in the 1986 film, one of the most memorable cars in 1980s pop culture. In the movie, the vehicle belongs to Cameron Frye’s father and is featured in some of the film’s most iconic scenes.
According to the casino, the vehicle will be awarded to a single winner as part of a major promotion running throughout June, with the final drawing scheduled for the 25th. Participants earn entries through activities at the resort and by taking part in the property’s loyalty program.
The promotion is also part of a broader series of anniversary events at the resort, including themed experiences, movie-inspired dining, and special activities for visitors. The goal is to combine live entertainment with cinematic nostalgia, using the car as the centerpiece of the campaign.
The Ferrari featured in the original film, although highly iconic, was not an authentic production model in most scenes, as several replicas were built specifically for filming due to the original car’s rarity and value.
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Photos: Bonhams / Yaamava’ Resort & Casino. This content was created with the assistance of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
