Name: For $2.5 Million, adult circus Spiegelworld buys an entire town
Uploaded: 2023-01-19T00:06:45Z
Description: Spiegelworld beat out religious cults, crypto investors and a party train for the bid to buy Nipton, California. Australian founder of Spiegelworld Ross Mollison, bought the 80-acre town of Nipton, California, and told the Wall Street Journal he has no desire to build a resort, but instead envisions a “circus village."

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Spiegelworld beat out religious cults, crypto investors and a party train for the bid to buy Nipton, California.  Australian founder of Spiegelworld Ross Mollison, bought the 80-acre town of Nipton, California, and told the Wall Street Journal he has no desire to build a resort, but instead envisions a “circus village."

For $2.5 Million, adult circus Spiegelworld buys an entire town

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