Post by CarolinaCutie on Aug 22, 2003 12:18:18 GMT -4
Michael Jackson Opens Neverland to Public
Pop eccentric Michael Jackson is to open his theme-park home Neverland to the public - for $5,000 a ticket.
The "Bad" singer's home will be open for one day only - September 13 - and 250 visitors will be able to enjoy the attractions, which include an amusement park, video arcade, zoo and movie theater.
The promotional material reads, "From the moment you enter the gates, you will wish that this day could last forever."
However, questions are being fielded as to what will happen to the $4,000 left over after $1,000 from each ticket is given to a charity.
One source tells website People News, "(It'll go into)Michael's pocket. He stands to make a million from this - and there's no guarantee he'll even be there!"
Others are speculating that the move may be an effort on Jackson's part to sell the theme park - which is proving cripplingly expensive to maintain in the wake of the "Thriller" star's many court cases.
fox23news.com
There you have it ladies and gents...the man has lost what lil' of his friggin' mind he had left! $5,000?!!!
C'mon, Mike...I love ya like a play cousin, but even if I did have that kinda cash on me, I don't love yo' crazy @$$ that much..sheesh! 
Pop eccentric Michael Jackson is to open his theme-park home Neverland to the public - for $5,000 a ticket.
The "Bad" singer's home will be open for one day only - September 13 - and 250 visitors will be able to enjoy the attractions, which include an amusement park, video arcade, zoo and movie theater.
The promotional material reads, "From the moment you enter the gates, you will wish that this day could last forever."
However, questions are being fielded as to what will happen to the $4,000 left over after $1,000 from each ticket is given to a charity.
One source tells website People News, "(It'll go into)Michael's pocket. He stands to make a million from this - and there's no guarantee he'll even be there!"
Others are speculating that the move may be an effort on Jackson's part to sell the theme park - which is proving cripplingly expensive to maintain in the wake of the "Thriller" star's many court cases.
fox23news.com
There you have it ladies and gents...the man has lost what lil' of his friggin' mind he had left! $5,000?!!!
C'mon, Mike...I love ya like a play cousin, but even if I did have that kinda cash on me, I don't love yo' crazy @$$ that much..sheesh! 
