April 23, 2024
KISS MEETS THE PHANTOM TICKET FROM AUCTION GENE SIMMONS
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This very RARE piece of KISS memorabilia maybe the only one in existence in this condition. Its definitely one of a kind considering it was owned by Gene Simmons himself and hung on his wall! That’s right this ticket was purchased from the KISS auction back in 2000! This KISS meets the Phantom of The Park ticket comes in the custom frame (framed and matted) that Mr. Simmons had it originally put in when it hung in his home! For those of you that don’t what this ticket was for, ’s a brief description. In 1978 (yes over 30 years ago), KISS filmed a live concert and parts for their Phantom of The Park movie in Valencia, California at the Magic Mountain Theme Park. This extremely rare and limited ticket was given to those few lucky fans that were able to be a part of the crowd in the movie! But ’s the catch! Most if not all of the tickets were torn and separated from their stub before the fan could enter! As you can see from the picture this ticket has not been torn and is not separated from its stub keeping its value at an all time high! Wow what a cool piece for the true KISS fan. And the fact Mr. Simmons himself owned it and its over 30 years old - makes it priceless. I will also send to the auctions winner a color scanned copy from the KISS auction book showing the page the ticket was displayed on and its details (see pic purple
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