Unclaimed Disneyland Items On Sale for As Much as 90% Off or More

You can buy Disney items for as much as 90% or more off Disneyland retail prices as part of the Disneyland Lost and Found Sale held in Santa Ana.

This is an annual sale open to Disneyland Cast Members and the general public, which allows buyers to purchase from thousands of steeply discounted lost items unclaimed by guests. Keep reading for all of the details!

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Annual Disneyland Lost and Found Sale

The Disneyland Lost and Found sale will take place this weekend on Saturday, September 20, at the Goodwill of Orange County Marketplace in Santa Ana, located about 15 minutes from the parks. Cast Members will have first access to the discounted lost and found items from 6:30 to 8 a.m., then the sale typically opens to the general public when there are no more Cast Members in line. The lost and found items can be purchased for 90% or more off retail prices at the resort.

According to the Orange County Register, the sale has an assortment of lost items, often including “hats, headbands, sunglasses, plush dolls, souvenir sipper cups, autograph books, bubble wands and lightsabers sold in the Disney parks,” which are mostly either nearly new or gently used. In their report, they share that “Disneyland also uses the event to unload brand new overstock items that still have price tags.” Some of these items include headbands and plush dolls for $3 each, and hats and souvenir sipper cups for $5 each, which are normally far more expensive at retail prices in the parks.

The Orange County Register shares that in the past, Cast Members have been allowed to bring a guest to the sale when they register in advance.

The Disneyland Lost and Found sale has generated over a million dollars over the past decade, with all of the proceeds directly supporting Goodwill. Disneyland has another program in partnership with Goodwill called Mickey's Attic Program, where Disneyland Resort merchandise and company assets are donated for resale in Goodwill stores. Disneyland also collaborates with the Goodwill Tierney Center for Veteran Services, which provides resources for veterans and their families transitioning to civilian life.

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If you're not from the area, check Burlington for discount Disney items. Disney sends a lot of extra items over to Burlington, and we've found everything from spirit jerseys to Minnie ears and leftover holiday merch.

Here is a look at the items at the Disneyland Lost and Found sale at Goodwill from last year via @magicalsoulfoodie on Instagram.

 

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