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Michael Jackson’s infamous Neverland ranch is set to be bought back to life, according to reports.
It as it has been claimed that Disney plan to create a theme park in his honour in his native, Gary, Indiana.
The theme park, inspired by Michael's 2,600 acre Neverland ranch in California, will include a golf course, museum, 300 room hotel and a performing arts centre.
It is thought that developers want to cash in on the King of Pop’s legacy. Theme park operations agent, Odie Anderson said: “We will begin construction of the facilities this year.”
A specific opening date has been set aside, which Anderson told the Daily Mirror was “tied to a special Jackson event".
Jackson, 50, was due to start his comeback tour in June when he died in Los Angeles.
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