Report: Nightmare Before Christmas Haunted Evening
Page 16 of 18
Merchandise - Page 1
The items available for the event:
Note: For pictures of most of the event merchandise, click here.
- Boxed (coffin-shaped) Framed Jack Skellington Ornament w / Pin $18 LE 750
- Boxed (coffin-shaped) Framed Sally Ornament w / Pin $18 LE 750
- Boxed (coffin-shaped) Framed Lock, Shock & Barrel Ornament w / Pin $18 LE 750
- Nightmare Before Christmas Event Logo Pin $12 LE 2,500 - on a coffin-shaped card
- Lock, Shock & Barrel hand painted Charger $250 by Elisabete Gomes LE 50
- Jack and Sally hand painted charger $350 by Elisabete Gomes LE 30
- Haunted Mansion Holiday Stretching Portraits (portfolio set of 4 11x14) $150 LE 150
- Haunted Mansion DoomBuggy Sculpture featuring Jack, Sally and Zero - $95 LE 500 - delayed in production
- Jack Skellington Marionette by Bob Baker - $500. Delivery of this item will be 16 weeks after the event.
- Zero Marionette by Bob Baker - $400. Delivery of this item will be 16 weeks after the event.
- Twas' the Nightmare Before Christmas Ghost Poem (Framed) $200 LE 75
- Nightmare Before Christmas Group Portrait Original Art by Eric Robison - $4,000 - dimensions 46x36
- Nightmare Before Christmas Group Portrait $125 - reproduced from the original - LE 150 - dimensions 34x27
- Nightmare Before Christmas Watch $65 - LE 200
- Black Leather Jacket with Event Logo $400 - LE 100. Available in Med, Large, X-Large and XX-Large.
- Boxed Translucent Haunted Mansion Pin $50 - LE 150
- Sandy Claws in Sleight Glow-In The-Dark Event Logo Sweatshirt $30. Available in Med, Large, X-Large and XX-Large.
- Sandy Claws Glow-In-The-Dark Event Logo T-shirt $18 dated and available in Med, Large, X-Large and XX-Large.
While some items were great deals - the watch and the sculpture as well as the pins - a few were a bit out of range - an original Robison? It was clear - after the first round of the RSP in which all but two LE pieces sold out, one high end and one low end - that the edition sizes were less than would have met the demand - but well within the "collectable" range. The use of the RSP - aside from making the availability of the event merchandise as fair as was possible - and the limits on items available per order - put a crimp in the secondary market. In past events buyers would choose multiples and sell them to finance their event participation. A managed scarcity will serve to drive up the prices on items with editions of less than 500 and create a demand for more merchandise.
But, with the huge cross-over appeal of the Haunted Mansion and Nightmare Before Christmas - especially in it’s inaugural year - should have had the Merchandise division scrambling for every available logo-worthy surface to market to a growing fan-base. A dated elongated coin die or an event logo button - also dated - should have been produced for the event - the price-point to cost ratio is a huge profit and a merchandise miss that stands out in a pumpkin patch of winning collectables.
The core merchandise, likewise, is a broad range of items and purchase points. The pins, apparel and plush are staples, but a soundtrack CD would have sold out in minutes. There are more items to come I’m sure and I can’t wait.
The lines to get the new Nightmare core merchandise were nearly as long as those for the
limited edition items.
Click here for a much larger version of this picture
(1024 X 768, 134,511 bytes)
New Nightmare plush and themed hats are part of the new core merchandise collection.
Click here for a much larger version of this picture
(1024 X 768, 137,312 bytes)
A very intricate decal detail on the new Haunted Mansion themed Outdoor Vending cart.
Click here for a much larger version of this picture
(550 X 733, 75,312 bytes)
Click here for a much larger version of this picture
(1024 X 768, 136,102 bytes)
Share This
Find Us
Advertisement
MouseEarVacations.com
Where Magic Begins!
Concierge Style Service
at No Extra Charge!
Visit our website for more info!
Now Playing
Big Bad Wolf Daddy
House of Mouse