Disney to auction iconic park memorabilia from fan favorites, including Haunted Mansion, the Indiana Jones Adventure
Disney is holding an auction of park memorabilia through Heritage Auctions on August 16 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The sale will feature about 50 items from Disneyland, Walt Disney World and other Disney resorts, including props from the Haunted Mansion and Indiana Jones Adventure. Bidding has already begun on several pieces, and a buyer’s premium of 22% will be added to the final price.
- ▪The Disney Experiences Auction will take place on August 16 at the Anaheim Convention Center and includes roughly 50 hand‑picked lots.
- ▪Items up for sale include a life‑size mummy prop from Indiana Jones Adventure, a glass slide from Haunted Mansion, and a customized Big Thunder Mountain Railroad vehicle.
- ▪Current bids have reached $13,000 for the Big Thunder Mountain vehicle and $2,800 for a Miss Piggy theater decoration.
- ▪Heritage Auctions applies a buyer’s premium of 22% on the winning bid for each item.
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