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call a tow truck and have them tow your car to the nearest scrap yard. your car is a piece of crap. trust me.

Have another vehicle "carefully" push your vehicle just a few inches. This should allow the gear shifter to be moved out of park. It is common for this to happen with an automatic transmission when parked on a hill. If you do park on a hill be sure to first set the parking brake before putting the vehicle in "Park". If this continues to be a problem I would have it checked out at a shop.

Hope this helps

Personally I find BOTH answers deplorable/ I would not scrap it nor would I risk damaging another vehicle by touching the pacifica......a small charge of dynomite over the gas tank would be quite sufficient to fix the problem....Click-Click-Booooom.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAhhh....and It worked on my Intrepid too.Way cool in a big field--------------(just kidding ..no dynomite , just a little C-4)