Neverland Ranch Theme Park. Neverland Ranch was searched by police in connection with the a trial that is covered in the Leaving Neverland documentary In 2003, a search warrant was executed at Neverland Ranch in connection with the People v.
The abandoned personal amusement park of the King of Pop The musician created the ranch to be a private theme park, where he would entertain children
It had 50 attractions in total, and even a rollercoaster on. When Jackson decided to purchase the ranch, he decided to convert it into a fantasy island with the back story of Peter Pan in mind, a boy who never grew up. He also had a zoo, petting zoo, reptile barn and alligator pond to entertain guests
. The ranch was entire, self contained theme park and adventure centre Many people will be unaware but there was more than just a theme park to Neverland Ranch where the massive Jackson house contained the latest gadgets, a multitude of themed rooms as well as some very expensive artwork which Michael Jackson had built up over the years
. Over a 15-year period from 1990 to 2005, entertainer Michael Jackson operated a personal amusement park on his California ranch with a ride arsenal that, at the time, would have been the envy of several smaller park operators This was after Jackson was charged with multiple counts of molesting a child in 2003.