John Travolta's moves might have lent some fame to a Brooklyn night club that is all set to grab the limelight for it is the centre of a auction.

According to New York Daily News, Profiles in History, the Hollywood-memorabilia company handling the sale are expecting bids of more than 80,000 dollars for the 24-feet by 16-feet dancefloor that has more than 300 coloured flashing lights under a Perspex surface.

"We're getting international interest from all sorts of people. We have interest from private collectors who want the dance floor for themselves, and from club owners who know the commercial value of having the floor made famous in 'Saturday Night Fever,'" Brian Chanes, director of the company was quoted as saying.