Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021) filming locations

Turner Valley Gas Plant

Turner Valley, Canada

Former gas treatment plant, a century old, now a historical site and museum dedicated to the history of gas and oil extraction in Alberta; open for visits in the summer.

The scene : Phoebe and Podcast come to try the restored proton pack in this abandoned factory, away from the city, and encounter Muncher, the metal-eating ghost; the site was used for both interior and exterior shots.

Crossfield, Canada

The scene : At Summerville High, Phoebe meets Podcast and explains to him why her family had to move to town; later, Mr. Grooberson can't believe that neither of them knows what a ghost trap is.

Crossfield, Canada

The scene : In the school parking lot, Mr. Grooberson offers to help Phoebe and Podcast operate the ghost trap.

Fort Macleod, Canada

Former Greyhound cafe/bus station in Fort Macleod, now closed.

The scene : In front of this café in the center of Fort Macleod, Phoebe, Trevor, and Podcast stand ready to set off on a ghost hunt.

Fort Macleod, Canada

The scene : It is on this downtown avenue that the children discover everything the old car is capable of.

Fort Macleod, Canada

Main street of the historic center of Fort Macleod, featuring brick facades from the late 19th century, in a protected heritage district.

The scene : The chase in Ecto-1 races down this street of the historic center, damaging the Empress Theatre in the process.

Fort Macleod, Canada

Historic theater in downtown Fort Macleod, opened in 1912, which serves as both a performance venue and cinema; it is designated as a provincial historic resource of Alberta.

The scene : Chasing after the ghost, the Ecto-1 speeds straight toward the theater, and a shot from Phoebe's proton pack hits its sign — a shot already revealed in the trailer.

Fort Macleod, Canada

A sandstone jewel from 1903, one of the main historical buildings of Fort Macleod, a witness to the city's "glory years"; most of the action takes place in the bar on the first level.

The scene : In front of the hotel, Muncher devours a fire hydrant before the eyes of Phoebe, Trevor, and Podcast.

Calgary, Canada

Walmart Hypermarket at Deerfoot City Shopping Centre, located in the northeast of downtown Calgary.

The scene : Around a corner of this Walmart, Mr. Grooberson catches a terror dog devouring kibbles; betrayed by mini-Stay Pufts perched on a robotic vacuum, he has no choice but to flee, the beast on his heels.

202 6 Street (Beiseker)

Beiseker, Canada

Former Apple Pie Diner and Gas Station of Beiseker, occupied since by a body shop.

The scene : This village garage, dressed up as a burger and milkshake restaurant, becomes the Spinner's where Lucky and Trevor work; it is also from this diner that Trevor emerges after meeting the girl he likes.

Beiseker, Canada

The scene : The filming location map drawn up by CBC News points to this intersection in the center of Beiseker, without specifying the scene that was shot there.

Beiseker, Canada

The scene : The Ecto-1 drives up the main street of the village and passes by the Spinner's.

Beiseker, Canada

The scene : Seated in this café, Callie confides to Mr. Grooberson that Trevor does not worry her, but that she is concerned about Phoebe.

Beiseker, Canada

The scene : This museum located in the old train station, across from the Spinner's, is among the village's sets, although the scene filmed there is unknown.

Dorothy, Canada

The scene : This old grain elevator stands by the road in several scenes, notably when the Ecto-1 passes in front of it.

Dorothy, Canada

The scene : Trevor, Phoebe, and Podcast drive along this country road in the Ecto-1, in front of Dorothy's old grain elevator.

Dorothy Ferry Bridge

Dorothy, Canada

Historic bridge spanning the Red Deer River at Dorothy.

The scene : Marked by a sign, the yellow bridge over the Red Deer River marks the entrance to the Shandor mines — one of the shots already shown in the trailer.

Dorothy, Canada

The scene : Phoebe and Podcast walk up this road towards the gate and bridge that lead to Ivo Shandor's mine.

Drumheller, Canada

Canyon with deep gorges, isolated within the badlands, located northwest of Drumheller on the North Dinosaur Trail.

The scene : The children come to hang out at the edge of this canyon, where they feel supernatural forces for the first time; the site also hosted the return of the Ghostbusters against Gozer, as well as many other paranormal scenes and the setting of the mine's elevator.

Drumheller, Canada

The scene : The filming location map drawn up by CBC News places here, at the Bleriot ferry on the Red Deer River, a set of the film, without specifying the scene.

Drumheller Water Tower

Drumheller, Canada

The scene : Repainted in the colors of Summerville, the water tower of Drumheller dominates the wide shots of the fictional small town in Oklahoma.

Drumheller, Canada

The scene : At this intersection in the center of Drumheller, Phoebe and Podcast are walking, the Ecto-1 drives by in a full chase and ghosts appear.

Drumheller, Canada

Cinema in Drumheller dating from 1953.

The scene : This cinema on Main Street is among the locations filmed in Drumheller, though the specific scene is not detailed.

Drumheller, Canada

The scene : On the way to Summerville, the family stops at this roadside motel.

1114 Railway Street (Crossfield)

Crossfield, Canada

The scene : It is in this garage, converted into a pound, that the children come to retrieve the Ecto-1.

1154 Railway Street (Crossfield)

Crossfield, Canada

The scene : Decorated as a police station, this building on Railway Street serves as the sheriff's office of Summerville; the garage doors from which the Ecto-1 emerges are recognizable.

Crossfield, Canada

The scene : On this wall of Railway Street, facing the sheriff's office, a Stay Puft mural appears as the Ecto-1 passes by.

Crossfield, Canada

The scene : Callie and Mr. Grooberson meet in this Chinese restaurant in Crossfield.

804 18 Avenue SW (Calgary)

Calgary, Canada

The scene : Callie leaves her apartment in Calgary in a scene ultimately cut from the edit.

Calgary, Canada

The scene : The filming location map drawn up by CBC News indicates this building in Calgary, without specifying the scene.

Calgary, Canada

Calgary's film studio complex.

The scene : The indoor sets of the film were installed in these studios in Calgary.

242 Avenue W field (Foothills County)

Canada

The scene : In this field southwest of Calgary stood the Spengler farm: it is in its dilapidated barn that Trevor discovers the Ecto-1 and where the kids restore the Ghostbusters' equipment.

Fire Station No. 23

Los Angeles, United States

Beaux-Arts style fire station inaugurated in 1910 in the center of Los Angeles, decommissioned since 1960 and now a popular film set for its period interior.

The scene : The interiors of the Ghostbusters' firehouse, in the post-credits scene, were filmed in this former fire station in Los Angeles.

Cantil, United States

The scene : IMDb lists this park in the Mojave Desert among the filming locations, without specifying the scene that was filmed there.

Hook & Ladder Company 8

New York, United States

Ladder Company 8 firehouse of New York, at the corner of North Moore Street and Varick Street, in Tribeca.

The scene : In the post-credits scene, Winston Zeddemore drives the Ecto-1 back to the firehouse; only the exterior shots were filmed here.

Del Bonita, Canada

The scene : On the way to Summerville, the family passes through this hamlet with the appearance of a ghost town.