If you’ve spent the last 40 years wishing you could cut school, borrow a high-end sports car, and race through the streets of Chicago, your fantasy might be within arm’s reach.

Yaamava’ Resort & Casino at San Manuel is teaming up with Paramount Pictures for a massive double-whammy celebration.

Both the casino and the iconic 1986 John Hughes comedy “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” are turning 40 this summer, and celebrating the milestone by giving away a replica of one of the most famous cars in the history of film.

From June 1 through June 25, Club Serrano members can try their luck at winning a Ferrari-inspired replica of Cameron Frye’s dad’s legendary sports car: a red Modena Spyder Convertible.

Unlike the movie, where the pristine red convertible met a tragic, window smashing demise at the bottom of a ravine after Cameron kicked it in a fit of rage, this one is ready to hit the road.

The winner will be selected at a finale event on June 25 at the Overlook Bar on the second floor of the Highland casino.

“This collaboration reflects how we continue to evolve the guest experience at Yaamava’—by connecting pop culture, nostalgia, and premium entertainment in a way that feels fresh and immersive,” said Kenji Hall, General Manager of Yaamava’ Resort & Casino at San Manuel.

“As Ferris Bueller said, life moves pretty fast—and as we celebrate our 40th anniversary, we’re creating moments that encourage guests to slow down, take it in, and enjoy experiences that resonate long after their visit.”

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