If you're a fan of 'Star Trek' in any of its incarnations and truly loved 'Star Trek: The Experience' at the Las Vegas Hilton, then you want to make that city your destination this Saturday.

Popworx, the auction house that specializes in sales of television and movie assets, is having a sale at their warehouse (66 Spectrum Boulevard, Las Vegas) of various props and settings from the former resort hotel attraction. It was built during the era when Las Vegas thought it was going to be a family-friendly destination (what many call "The Bad Years").

The sale will be focusing on the larger items from 'ST:TE,' including wall panels, furniture from Quark's Bar, Starfleet costumes, and seats from the Klingon Encounter ride. Also on sale will be transporter room and hallway pieces from the Enterprise D replica that was part of the attraction.

The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Everything is cash and carry (so, rent that moving van now) and no credit cards will be accepted.

Star Trek: The Experience is ending after an 11 year run at the Las Vegas Hilton on September 1st, 2008. The interactive ride contained elements from the television series Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Voyager.

Chad Boutte, Operations Manager and Director of Marketing, said in a press release, "Hailing frequencies open. We'd like to thank all the fans and friends of Star Trek, whose constant and amazing support we've enjoyed throughout our tenure at the Las Vegas Hilton. As we boldly go into the futures that await, know that we take your love of Star Trek: The Experience with us. We share the memories of time spent in the most unique place in the Galaxy, and we carry those memories into our futures with us. Live long, and prosper. Hailing frequencies closed." He said it in this fashion because he's a big nerd.