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Will Neverland Valley Ranch get turned into a amusement park/museums for the public?

Background: Neverland Valley Ranch is a developed property in Santa Barbara County, California, most famous for its association with American pop musician Michael Jackson.

The ranch is located at 5225 Figueroa Mountain Rd, Los Olivos, CA 93441,[1] about 5 miles (8 km) north of unincorporated Los Olivos (about eight miles (13 km) north of the town of Santa Ynez), in the Santa Ynez Valley. The property covers an area of over 2,800 acres (11 km2).[2] The area surrounding Neverland previously consisted of working ranches; today, the area is made up of vineyards. The property was purchased from golf course entrepreneur William Bone.[1]

The ranch operated as Jackson's private amusement park and home when the facility opened in 1988, but is no longer in operation.[3] It contained, among other things, a zoo and a theme park, with a Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, zipper, spider, sea dragon, wave swinger, super slide, dragon wagon kiddie roller coaster, and bumper cars. It is named after Neverland, the fantasy island in the story of Peter Pan, where children never grow up.

Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source. An announcement of serious intent will be sufficient to settle.

 
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Comments (12)

Why would anyone send their kids to an amusement park on property previously owned by a convicted child molester?
posted 19 weeks ago
Michael was not a convicted child molester
posted 19 weeks ago
No, he wasn't but I'm sure that's not how Fox News spun it way back when. mickeydaniel probably thinks Rev. Wright and Bill Ayers visit the White House frequently and that's why we can't see the visitor's log.
posted 19 weeks ago
LOL
posted 19 weeks ago
LOL
posted 19 weeks ago
amazing that even in matters completely unrelated to politics or fox news you find a way to incorporate them into a nonsensical joke.

that is art.
posted 19 weeks ago
that's skill.... do you teach classes conspiracy?
posted 18 weeks ago
  8 bayoubear[Admin]
This question is set to settle on suspension, so if there are any plans to allow it to be extended we should make a declaration early on....I think it's reasonable to just let it suspend and settle at the chosen date...unless settled earlier.

BTW...what if they embalm MJ like Lenin and put him on display...they could charge admission and make a fortune...probably as much as he would have on the now-canceled final tour.
posted 18 weeks ago
This market got trapped by the bug that keeps throwing questions into Business/Other. Its back to Entertainment now where it started.

Yes it settles on suspend date, but please note that an announcement of serious intention is sufficient -- it does not have to be open & operating by the end of this year.
posted 18 weeks ago
  10 ladylara
Wait a minute! Sure bet/win here if one reads the question's wording carefully, then notes the funeral prep going on at the ranch.. Don't tell me this "public viewing" can't be classified as a circus!! No one said it has to be long term, and they are serious.. So am I.
posted 18 weeks ago
@ladylara - Nice try, but the viewing/media frenzy won't count :)
posted 18 weeks ago
LOL good one Ladylara
posted 18 weeks ago

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