You can sleep inside a spooky NYC ‘subway station’ — if you can handle it

It’s a one-way ticket to spooksville.

For Friday the 13th and Halloween, scare enthusiasts have the opportunity to sleep — if they even can — in a Manhattan subway station, or at least a room modeled after one.

Visitors will discover what really goes bump in the night during their bone-chilling stay at Madame Tussauds, which has partnered with the InterContinental hotel in Times Square to concoct a spooktacular evening.

Haunting wax figures bring the hotel of horrors to life as brave souls daring enough to book a room will encounter freaky Pennywise from “It,” the demon nun from “The Conjuring” and even Regan (played by Linda Blair) from “The Exorcist,” floating by the bed.

The “once-in-a-lifetime” fright night will total $4,000 for two fearless visitors, who will chow down on a three-course dinner with grub and beverages inspired by popular Warner Bros. horror flicks.

Guests will also receive a behind-the-scenes tour of the wax figure studio, guided by Madame Tussauds artists, with a photographer capturing keepsake images throughout the attraction for folks to take home.

The subway station-themed suite will come with a stocked mini-bar, too — just in case visitors need a drink, or three, to get through the night.

If guests get cold feet, however, a secondary accommodation is available at the InterContinental New York Times Square.

After a sleepless night of hair-raising scares, the package features a choice of breakfast either via room service or at the hotel’s Stinger Cocktail Bar & Kitchen.

To book a ghostly accommodation, call 212-803-4580 or email [email protected].