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Ladybbird · 02-04-23, 15:44

Inside Michael Jackson's Transformed Neverland With New Rides and Ghostly Resurrections

Friends Made A Frightening Discovery After They Sneaked Into Michael Jackson's Abandoned Mansion

Michael Jackson's crumbling former home had reportedly fallen into chaos - but incredible new pics show some of the quirky old attractions have been restored along with brand new rides and more animals

BBC 2 APR 2023

Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch was falling to pieces after he sold it - but now it's been completely transformed.

The crumbling Californian property looked miles away from it's best and was seemingly unsellable as the asking price rapidly tumbled downwards.

But the 2,700-acre ranch near Santa Barbara, famously named after the home of Jackson's fictional hero Peter Pan, has been given a new lease of life.

When the King of Pop died of acute propofol intoxication in 2009 at the age of 50, there were reports his family wanted to turn the site into a place of pilgrimage for fans.

However, rather than becoming what Graceland is for Elvis it has remained empty for over a decade, although the doors might be about to open.

The Neverland Ranch has been given a new lease of life

In December 2020, billionaire businessman Ron Burkle bought Neverland for the cut-price of $22million, which is nearly four times less than it was initially listed for.

At the time, a spokesperson for Burke said the businessman saw the investment as a land banking opportunity.

But now it seems like he has decided to bring it back to its former glory by doing work to restore the grounds and update the old rides.

The property showed plenty of vehicles on site as renovations reportedly began after the 2020 sale, with workers seen driving trucks and carrying tool bags and cables as tarp covered some of the ground.

Incredible new aerial picture show that some of the weird and wonderful former attractions have been resurrected.

During Jackson's heyday, Neverland was known for it's over-the-top attractions as there was a working train station, giant statues, Ferris Wheel, roller coaster and swan boats.

'Firehouse' is one of the colourful attractions

They were either removed or fell into a dilapidated state after Jackson's death, but the fairground area is now looking very pristine.

Although some machines are covered, it is clear that certain stands have been reinstalled in the grounds.

From above, we can see a colourful fun house with obstacles and a long slide named 'Firehouse'.

There are also two bright swinging carriages for a ride known as 'Krazy Planes' - with both attractions situated right next to the railway tracks.

Multiples teepee tents of different colours and sizes have been erected, while some of the huge play areas have been cleaned up.

'Krazy Planes' is one of the many rides

What looks like bumper cars are covered over by one of the Neverland gardens - spelling out the name of the notorious home despite it being renamed to Sycamore Valley Ranch.

One of the biggest new attractions is called 'Hook's Revenge', a broken pirate ship which is very fitting for the Peter Pan theme.

The famous train station is still there and it looks like one of the original carriages is in storage at the end of the line - but it's unknown if any of the three railroads still work.

Giant swimming pools that were previously drained appear to be refilled as well - and there is a 14-foot lagoon-style pool and a four-acre lake with waterfall.

The elegant winding pathways and tiles throughout the ranch have been cleaned up and the plants are starting to bloom once more.

'Hook's Revenge' is a brand new pirate boat attraction

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,647 Thanks: 27,646 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Frightening Discovery at Michael Jackson's Transformed Ghostly Neverland Inside Michael Jackson's Transformed Neverland With New Rides and Ghostly Resurrections Friends Made A Frightening Discovery After They Sneaked Into Michael Jackson's Abandoned Mansion Michael Jackson's crumbling former home had reportedly fallen into chaos - but incredible new pics show some of the quirky old attractions have been restored along with brand new rides and more animals BBC 2 APR 2023 Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch was falling to pieces after he sold it - but now it's been completely transformed. The crumbling Californian property looked miles away from it's best and was seemingly unsellable as the asking price rapidly tumbled downwards. But the 2,700-acre ranch near Santa Barbara, famously named after the home of Jackson's fictional hero Peter Pan, has been given a new lease of life. When the King of Pop died of acute propofol intoxication in 2009 at the age of 50, there were reports his family wanted to turn the site into a place of pilgrimage for fans. However, rather than becoming what Graceland is for Elvis it has remained empty for over a decade, although the doors might be about to open. The Neverland Ranch has been given a new lease of life In December 2020, billionaire businessman Ron Burkle bought Neverland for the cut-price of $22million, which is nearly four times less than it was initially listed for. At the time, a spokesperson for Burke said the businessman saw the investment as a land banking opportunity. But now it seems like he has decided to bring it back to its former glory by doing work to restore the grounds and update the old rides. The property showed plenty of vehicles on site as renovations reportedly began after the 2020 sale, with workers seen driving trucks and carrying tool bags and cables as tarp covered some of the ground. Incredible new aerial picture show that some of the weird and wonderful former attractions have been resurrected. During Jackson's heyday, Neverland was known for it's over-the-top attractions as there was a working train station, giant statues, Ferris Wheel, roller coaster and swan boats. 'Firehouse' is one of the colourful attractions They were either removed or fell into a dilapidated state after Jackson's death, but the fairground area is now looking very pristine. Although some machines are covered, it is clear that certain stands have been reinstalled in the grounds. From above, we can see a colourful fun house with obstacles and a long slide named 'Firehouse'. There are also two bright swinging carriages for a ride known as 'Krazy Planes' - with both attractions situated right next to the railway tracks. Multiples teepee tents of different colours and sizes have been erected, while some of the huge play areas have been cleaned up. 'Krazy Planes' is one of the many rides What looks like bumper cars are covered over by one of the Neverland gardens - spelling out the name of the notorious home despite it being renamed to Sycamore Valley Ranch. One of the biggest new attractions is called 'Hook's Revenge', a broken pirate ship which is very fitting for the Peter Pan theme. The famous train station is still there and it looks like one of the original carriages is in storage at the end of the line - but it's unknown if any of the three railroads still work. Giant swimming pools that were previously drained appear to be refilled as well - and there is a 14-foot lagoon-style pool and a four-acre lake with waterfall. The elegant winding pathways and tiles throughout the ranch have been cleaned up and the plants are starting to bloom once more. 'Hook's Revenge' is a brand new pirate boat attraction __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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