The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses Site Hosting a Huge Sale

If you're a die-hard The Legend of Zelda fan, then you've no doubt heard about the Symphony of the Goddesses tour, in which a full orchestra performs a number of songs from the classic series, covering everything from the original NES game all the way through Breath of the Wild. Well, here's your chance to pick up some goods from the tour for a rock-bottom price.

The official shop page for Symphony of the Goddesses is hosting a rather cool sale, in which you can get your hands on some limited edition goods for a rock bottom price. Most of the stuff is already sold out, but there's still a chance to score some Zelda gear, while supplies last.

First up is the Wind Waker baton, which looks similar to the one that the conductor uses during his or her performance, with a bit of that Zelda flair built into it. You can get it for $30, down from its usual price of $45.

If it's posters you're after, there are two really good ones that you can pick up as well. The official Tour poster shows various images from Zelda games, posted into a wondrous design. There's also a very cool Skyward Sword poster up for grabs. You can get them for $5 apiece, down from their usual price of $20.

If you feel like lugging stuff around, you can also get a limited edition tote bag with the Symphony of the Goddesses logo for just $5, instead of the usual $20.

A few of the shirts offered on the site are sold out, but you can still grab either a cool Link Tri-Force shirt or a Circle of Link shirt for just $8 each, instead of their usual $30 price.

Finally, there's a program that goes over what's played in the Symphony of the Goddesses tour, and it's just $4, instead of its normal price of $15.

There's a good chance that some of the other goods could come back into stock soon, like the awesome piano books for various melodies played on the tour, as well as other shirts and posters. So it never hurts to check and see what comes back.

The tour page can be found here. Oh, and if you get the chance to attend Symphony of the Goddesses in person, you should definitely go.