While fans are eagerly waiting for the second season of the Emmy-nominated series Pushing Daisies, ABC is gearing up to treat fans for a pie experience like never before. ABC is going to deliver the interactive experience of Ned’s bakery, the Pie Hole, to ten major markets across the United States.  Viewers and guests who get to catch the tour bus will be treated to free pie and the homey goodness of the friendly restaurant staff, while basking in the show’s sunny set.  The Pie Hole will also be decorated with balloons, posters and daisy decals on the floor.

More fun ensues when Pushing Daisies footage will be displayed on plasma TVs on the site, while the waitresses on daisy-decorated bicycles go around to lead the crowd to gather at the restaurant site prior to the event.  Guests will also be treated to limited edition Pushing Daisies magnets, pie-cutters and spatulas.

This is the perfect treat for both fans and guests alike, as they will be fully immersed in a once in a lifetime experience in the fantastic world of Pushing Daisies. Additionally, a Pushing Daisies microsite will chart the mobile Pie Hole’s journeys and enable enthusiasts to send Pushing Daisies themed messages through PushingDaisiesTour.com.

The Pushing Daisies tour will kick off on August 31st in Anaheim, California’s Downtown Disney, then will head off to San Francisco on September 7 to be at the Ghirardelli Square Chocolate Festival. On September 10, Pushing Daisies will head to Los Angeles to be at Santa Monica 3rd Street Promenade and on September 12, they will be in Las Vegas, Nevada’s Fashion Show Mall. Heading over to Phoenix, Arizona on September 14th, the gang will be at Westgate Complex, followed by a stop at Larimer Square in Denver, Colorado on September 17th. The Pie Hole will then head to Dallas, Texas on September 20th to be at the Addison Oktoberfest, and on the 24th, they will be at Lincoln Park in Chicago, Illinois. September 26 will see them at the Shops at Liberty Place in Philadelphia, and their last stop will be in New York’s Time Square.