Tower of Terror props, other Disneyland goods fetch hefty prices at “Remembering Disneyland” auction

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A cobweb-covered lamp sits before vintage wooden mail slots in the shadowy lobby of a classic hotel, evoking the chilling Tower of Terror set pieces fans might spot at Disneyland memorabilia auctions.

A few weeks ago, we learned of Van Eaton Galleries’ “Remembering Disneyland” auction, in which several pieces of Disney California Adventure’s Tower of Terror attraction as well as hundreds of other pieces of Disneyland memorabilia were up for sale.

The auction closed on December 16 and today we learned just how much money some of these fantastic Disneyland items went for.

Tower of Terror Room Key Cabinet – $12,650
Vintage wooden mail sorter with cubbyholes and drawers, styled just like the classic props from Disney’s Tower of Terror attraction, shown against a white backdrop—an ideal collectible for Disney park fans and memorabilia hunters searching for authentic pieces from Disneyland auctions.

Tower of Terror Television Prop – $13,800
Classic Disneyland Tower of Terror-style wooden TV set without a screen, featuring three retro dials and ornate detailing on the left panel—a nostalgic collectible straight from Disney Park auctions, ideal for fans of vintage Disneyland attractions and decor.

Original Elephant Model from the Jungle Cruise – ,075
An elephant figurine with its trunk playfully lifted, displayed on a crisp white background—a must-have collectible for Disneyland fans or anyone looking to add a Tower of Terror-inspired treasure to their Disney memorabilia collection.

1954 Disneyland Prospectus – $10,600
A spiral-bound book with typed pages and several black-and-white illustration prints sits open, evoking the exclusive catalogues used at Disneyland auctions for rare Tower of Terror memorabilia.

Original Wheel from the “Santa Fe & Disneyland R.R.” – $9,200
A vibrant red Disneyland weight plate featuring a center hole, showcased on a black metal stand—an eye-catching collectible from the Magic Kingdom, recalling exclusive memorabilia often seen at Disneyland auctions.

Original Concept Drawing for Peter Pan’s Flight – $5,175
Two kids enjoy a magical adventure aboard a ship-shaped flying ride, complete with sails and mast, sketching their imaginative ideas—just like the fantastical scenes inspired by rare Disneyland collectibles showcased at exclusive Disney auctions.

1969 Haunted Mansion Poster – ,500
Haunted Mansion collectible poster featuring the iconic trio of blue ghosts standing before the eerie, green-lit mansion in New Orleans Square—an essential addition for Disney Parks fans, especially enthusiasts hunting rare Disneyland memorabilia and Tower of Terror treasures.

1966 Adventureland Poster – $2,300
Classic Adventureland icons—lion, elephant, zebras, giraffes, and a Jungle Cruise boat filled with guests—gather beneath the bold “Adventureland Disneyland” marquee, evoking the excitement of discovering rare Disneyland collectibles reminiscent of an exclusive Disneyland auction.

Disneyland Cast Member Metal ID Badge – $2,975
Gold oval Disneyland badge featuring the iconic blue Disneyland logo, a detailed castle emblem, and the number 3036 centered in an oval at the bottom—a special collectible that’s perfect for Disney fans and park memorabilia enthusiasts looking to add rare Disney Parks merchandise to their collection.

Disneyland Cast Member’s Matterhorn Patch – $375
Disneyland patch featuring the iconic Matterhorn Bobsleds, complete with a detailed snowy mountain, shining sun, and bold “Matterhorn” lettering—an exclusive collectible perfect for Disney Parks enthusiasts and fans of classic Disneyland attractions.

Dedication Day Press Preview Ticket – $2,300

You can check out the complete catalog from the “Remembering Disneyland” auction here. And if you missed this year’s auction, don’t worry, Van Eaton Galleries is already planning another one for 2018. The date for next year’s auction has not yet been announced.

Source: OCR

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