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We’ll even swing up to lake Scranton – which is quite a bite more picturesque than the show’s portrayal! Tour guides will point out well-known locations and bits of trivia that will be new to even die-hard fans! The tour includes plenty of photo opportunities, so please bring your cameras and plan for a memorable experience with fellow fans in the location of one of the greatest comedies on TV!”
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UPDATE: JUNE 4:
This weekend, “The Office” Convention Committee, in conjunction with the Lackawanna County Convention and Visitors Bureau, will hold the first in a summer-long series of “Office” Fan Tours. Running every Saturday through Aug. 29, the four-hour tours will feature stops at some of the more popular spots mentioned on the show. This Saturday’s tour, which will feature a special appearance by actor Andy Buckley (aka David Wallace, CFO of the show’s fictional paper company, Dunder Mifflin), is sold out, but tickets for the other 12 weeks are available through “The Office” Convention’s Web site, www.theofficeconvention.com, or by calling the Visitors Bureau at 800-22-WELCOME. Admission is $35 for adults and $25 for those under 21, with proceeds going toward the next “The Office” Convention, which won’t be until at least 2010.
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