Turtle rides at Neverland are being sold
A ground ride with 5 turtle-shaped seats—the children’s play ride at Michael Jackson’s amusement park in Neverland—has been put up for auction.
Gotta Have Rock and Roll, the celebrity memorabilia auction house, is handling the sale and has priced it at $50,000. Clothes from Michael’s tours and his sunglasses are among the other items up for auction.
This ground ride, built by the Italian company Zamperla for Michael’s children, was sold by him in 2008. After finishing his trial in 2005, Michael left Neverland and never returned. Over the years, several Neverland amusement park rides were sold, and the zoo animals were also moved to animal-keeping facilities.
Source: eMJey.com / Daily Mail
Gotta Have Rock and Roll, the celebrity memorabilia auction house, is handling the sale and has priced it at $50,000. Clothes from Michael’s tours and his sunglasses are among the other items up for auction.
This ground ride, built by the Italian company Zamperla for Michael’s children, was sold by him in 2008. After finishing his trial in 2005, Michael left Neverland and never returned. Over the years, several Neverland amusement park rides were sold, and the zoo animals were also moved to animal-keeping facilities.
Source: eMJey.com / Daily Mail