Miami International Airport doesn't want travelers' leftover junk, but maybe other Miamians do.
The annual luggage dump and treasure hunt known as the airport auction takes place this weekend on March 20.
Any item left in the airport for more than 60 days will be on the block at bargain prices. We're talking luggage, laptops, jewelry, paintings, electronics, instruments and a few other things that aren't quite as appealing.
People have left limbs, fake ones of course, and stuffed animals in terminals before.
With the number of celebs that travel through MIA, it might be worth checking out to see if you can't stumble across Usher's papers, Fergie's lady lumps or P. Diddy's carry-on bag (take that, take that).
Admission is $3 and there is complimentary parking. You can look through the luggage, the outside of it anyway, from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., when the auction starts. Leave the plastic behind because MIA only wants your cash.
For more information, call auctioneer Paul May at 305-778-0568.
