Has your sanguine obsession with blood-sucking creatures distracted you from every day activities?

Have you waited all year for the movie sequel to Stephanie Meyer’s widely acclaimed "Twilight" saga?

 Well the wait’s finally over for those of all ages who have been captivated by this alluring vampire-human love story. Not only can you see Bella and Edward in movie theaters starting November 20, but The Kalaloch Lodge, located in Forks, Washington on the Olympic Peninsula, is offering two tempting packages, almost as tempting as Edward’s mysterious yet appealing countenance.

The “Twilight” and “New Moon” packages will satisfy any Twilight-crazed teen (or middle aged mom), and allow anyone to explore first hand the unforgettable sites this fierce romance evolved from.

The “New Moon” package offers a one-night stay in a double occupancy log cabin for only $149/N; for ages 6 or older, it costs an additional $25 per child.  Upon arrival you will be provided with a customized Twilight dessert (think blood red velvet cake), and other Twilight themed treats such as water bottles and -- to test your true twilight faith -- a unique trivia game.

The “Twilight” package includes all this but is a better deal because the two-night stay costs only $199. Note that for more than two people in a room, it costs an extra $35 for children age 5 and under; $40 for age 6 and up. Most important you’ll receive a map of Forks highlighting every location that was mentioned in the book, just so your intimate connection with this addicting series can grow even more.

In downtown Forks visit the high school where Bella and Edward's smoldering glances entranced almost every fan, and stand in the school's parking area where Edward boldly rescued his fragile human mate from being crushed by an out of control car. Not to mention the La Push beach where Jacob unintentionally revealed Edward’s true existence. Finally, head over to Port Angeles to Bella Italiano where you can gush over Bella and Edward’s first date while eating their savory Mushroom Ravioli (seriously, it’s supposed to be delicious).

These packages last from now until further notice, meaning as long as "Twilight" is in demand, you can take advantage of this thrilling offer.

After you’ve overdosed on "Twilight," (or simply just want a break, even if it’s for an hour), The Kalaloch Lodge, is surrounded by miles of pristine beaches, untouched vegetation, and salmon bearing rivers. Activities include beachcombing for pebbles and sea glass along the shoreline, and exploring the majestic beach cliffs.

If you’ve suddenly had a Twilight relapse, you can hike along the trails that run deep into the emerald forest, home of the Quileute Tribe. However don’t be alarmed by the ominous howling; werewolves only have one enemy: blood-sucking vampires.

To book this offer, contact your travel agent or visit the The Kalaloch Lodge site, or call one of their human agents at 866/297-7367 and use the promo code: Twilight.