Animatronic Trading

AnimatronicTrading.com (aka AnimatronicTrading.co.ca) is a site for selling animatronics from closed down/converting family entertainment centers, it is owned by ConstabularyKeller.

Setups

 * Port (Portrait Stage)
 * Balc (Balcony Stage)
 * Rock (Rocker Stage)
 * Balc-Rock (C Stage)
 * RAE (3 Stage)
 * CEC-RAE (3 Stage with CEC Cosmetics)
 * Two (2 Stage)
 * One (1 Stage)
 * Road (Road Stage)
 * Alpha (Studio C Alpha)
 * Alta (Studio C Alpha Beta Mix)
 * Beta (Studio C Beta)
 * Bappa (Studio C Beta Cappa Mix)
 * Cappa (Studio C Cappa)
 * COL (Circles of Light)
 * Dix (Daniel and the Dixie Diggers)
 * AVG-Tex (Tex Critter's AVG)
 * AVG-Circus (Circus Playhouse AVG)
 * AVG-BBB (Bullfrog Bayou Revue)
 * Garner-Tex (Tex Critter's Garner Holt)
 * Garner-Circus (Circus Playhouse Garner Holt)
 * Decs (Gemmy Industries/other decoration animatronic companies)

Types

 * Latex (Portrait Stage Bot)
 * Cyber (Cyberamic Bot)
 * CEI (3 Stage Bot)
 * CEI Plaz (3 Stage Bot with Plastic masks instead of Latex)
 * Garner (Studio C/COL CEC Bot)

Dumpster Diving
Several Animatronic Trade members have gotten their animatronics via dumpster diving, which is often criticized due to company standards.

Trivia

 * The most expensive animatronic sold was the Mickey Mouse Revue Mickey Mouse animatronic for $2.5 million. The second-most expensive was the Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic from the location on Kooser Road in San Jose which sold for $982,000.
 * In 2011, the site finally became the more popular option for the afterlife of animatronics versus scrapping them.
 * All of the former Dinosaurs Alive! animatronics at Canada's Wonderland were listed on the site under the name "CW-DINO CEDARFAIR".
 * The nickname "Garner" for the Studio C Bots is a reference to the manufacturer who created them, "Garner Holt".