Neverland Reopens to the Public

Michael is getting ready to open the doors of Neverland, his unique private home, to strangers, but this will be done at a cost. Michael Jackson will host 250 people on September 22, which can be considered a rare opportunity. The entry fee for a full day’s stay in this magnificent place is five thousand dollars. At the same time, rare posters of the famous artist Romero Britto, worth eight thousand dollars each, are planned to be given to the guests. These posters were intended to be presented on the cover of the album What More Can I Give?, which was never officially released. It is planned that one thousand dollars from each ticket will be allocated to a charity organization whose name is not yet known. This program is set to be held as a tribute to Britto, the commercial artist based in Miami. His artworks have been used as designs on everything—from underwear to notebooks. In the invitation prepared for this event, it says: "From the moment you step into Neverland, you wish that this day will continue forever." Guests are also encouraged to use entertainment facilities, computer games, the zoo, and the theater hall where they can watch the latest films that have not yet been shown. Generous lunch and dinner will also be provided.