Neiman Marcus Is Selling a $182,500 Star Wars Experience That Includes a Lucasfilm Visit

Neiman Marcus has added a very specific kind of Star Wars collectible to its 2026 holiday lineup: an ultra-luxury experience built around Lucasfilm itself. The new package ties into the run-up to the 50th anniversary of Star Wars: A New Hope and bundles studio access with items and events money usually cannot simply buy.

The new offering is called the Star Wars Legacy Experience, and it is priced at $182,500 as part of the retailer's 2026 Fantasy Gifts collection. It is designed for one buyer and three guests, with the group starting at One Letterman in the Presidio in San Francisco, home to Lucasfilm and Industrial Light & Magic.

According to the catalog details, the package includes private behind-the-scenes access to the studio George Lucas founded. It also comes with a one-of-one replica of an Ahsoka Season 2 lightsaber hilt prop signed by Lucasfilm president and chief creative officer Dave Filoni, plus a private consultation to create a pair of custom-assembled lightsabers.

The experience also promises four tickets to an upcoming Star Wars world premiere and afterparty, along with a visit to an active Lucasfilm production. Not everything is covered in the purchase price: air travel, ground transportation, dining and accommodations are excluded. Anyone who buys the package will need to use the tour by December 31, 2027.

Neiman Marcus says that buying this Fantasy Gift will also trigger a $10,000 donation to The Heart of Neiman Marcus Foundation, which supports the next generation.

The timing lines up with a notable stretch for the franchise. A restored classic version of Star Wars: A New Hope is set for a theatrical release on February 19, 2027, ahead of the film's 50th anniversary. Another theatrical release, the standalone movie Star Wars: Starfighter starring Ryan Gosling, is scheduled for May 28, 2027.

The Star Wars package sits among other high-end entries in the same holiday catalog, including a six-day trip through Italy hosted by the Buccellati family, a private tour of Verdura's historical jewelry collection in New York City, and a $180,000 Carretto Siciliano foosball table created by Dolce & Gabbana.