A sex worker is offering a discount on ‘close encounters’ to festival goers later this month in a desolate desert area well-known by UFO and alien hunters.
Alice Little works at the Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Nevada, which was founded by famed brothel owner Dennis Hof, and she claims to be the highest-earning sex worker in the US.
Little, who was born in Ireland and moved to the U.S aged five, is offering clients discounts on her services at Alienstock festival, which will take place from September 20 to 22.
Sex worker Alive Little, (pictured), is offering a discount on ‘close encounters’ to festival goers later this month in a desolate desert area well-known by UFO and alien hunters
Little is offering clients discounts on her services at Alienstock festival, which takes place from September 20 to 22. The event was born from an internet hoax which went viral on Facebook
The festival for space lovers stems from a Facebook page which went viral after organizers planned a ‘Storm Area 51’ event, attracting 2 million followers.
Organizers secured a permit last month to have the event on September 20 in Rachel, where the Air Force’s classified Area 51 facility is located. A spin-off music event will also take place in Hiko.
The two events are only 40 miles away from each other.
Little, 29, claims to be America’s most successful legal Sex Worker and has worked at the ranch for three years. Her bookings reportedly start at $2,000 and she claims to be a nationally recognized BDSM & Sex Educator.
She was reported as saying by the New York Post: ‘Ever since Alienstock was announced, my email has been blowing up with questions from lascivious alien enthusiasts asking about how they can meet with me while they’re in Nevada.
‘In order to provide my fellow E.T. lovers with the full gamut of Nevada freakiness, I’m turning my suite at the BunnyRanch into ‘Area 69′ during the weekend of the event, and offering the discount as a way to celebrate all the true believers out there.’
Little added demand is high for attendees interested in sexual trysts over the weekend. She added: ‘I have several clients that enjoy alien-abduction role play and all of the titillating probing that goes along with it.
‘I hope that one day I’ll personally be able to meet an E.T. face-to-face. I’m convinced aliens exist and may have visited our planet.’
Little, 29, (pictured), claims to be America’s most successful legal Sex Worker and has worked at the ranch for three years
Little said demand is high for attendees interested in sexual trysts over the weekend. She is pictured here with Dennis Hof, who owned several brothels in Nevada
Organizers of the two festivals have been inviting people to gather in tiny towns near the top secret U.S. Air Force facility, believed by UFO aficionados to house aliens and space ships.
Officials predict as many as 40,000 people might show up, which is enough to stoke concern, as Lincoln County alone only has around 5,200 residents.
A rural Nevada county approved strict guidelines Tuesday for the two festivals later this month in a desolate desert area well-known by UFO and alien hunters.
The plan adopted by the commission involves a music festival for 5,000 people in tiny Hiko, and projections by Connie West, owner of the Little A’le’Inn motel in Rachel for as many as 10,000 people camping on her property for the Alienstock event.
Event organizers said there needs to be food, water and entertainment on hand to help people survive in the desert that’s a nearly three-hour drive from Las Vegas. Most conceded that cellphone service could be overwhelmed.
‘We’ll give people something to do so they don’t run amok,’ said George Harris, who plans to repurpose his Alien Research Center gift shop into a music venue off a road dubbed Extraterrestrial Highway.
West said she has 700 camping reservations so far, and will allow eight people per campsite.
She also plans to collect parking fees to pay for security and medical personnel, and turn away people who bring guns or drugs to her event dubbed Alienstock.
‘I’m elated and shaking inside,’ West told reporters outside Lincoln County Courthouse earlier this week.
The Facebook ‘Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us’ event has 2 million people indicating they plan to attend on September 20 and another 1.4 million who say they are interested
Organizers of the two festivals have been inviting people to gather in tiny towns near the top secret U.S. Air Force facility, believed by UFO aficionados to house aliens and space ships. Officials predict as many as 40,000 people might show up
In addition ten rooms, RV hookups and several campsites, Little A’Le’Inn sells so-called ‘alien wares’ and has information on how visitors can take an Area 51 tour
‘It’s all laying on my shoulders because someone said, ‘Hey, meet me in Rachel.’ Now it’s realer than ever.’
Commissioners and neighbors said they didn’t really want the events or the attention the internet hoax has drawn to the county of 5,200 residents in an area the size of Massachusetts.
Harris and Keith Wright, producer of the musical event slated for Hiko, said they have planned carefully and do not want people to trespass on Area 51.
On Tuesday, they presented aerial photos of the site and said they’ll announce performers in coming days.
Wright said portable toilets, water, food, trash bins and security staff would all be trucked in.
‘The biggest thing is, people just have to be respectful and everyone will have a good time,’ Commissioner Bevan Lister said about plans for the Sept. 20-22 events.
Lincoln and neighboring Nye counties have both prepared emergency declarations to seek state help if needed.
Last week, the Nye County Commission denied a permit for an event there that organizers had dubbed ‘Peacestock 51.’
Lincoln County Sheriff Kerry Lee said Tuesday that more than 150 law enforcement officers would be available during the events. He said Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak promised Nevada Guard units for logistical help.
Lee and county Commissioner Varlin Higbee said people would be arrested if they approached the gates of Area 51.
‘It could be ugly or it could be decent,’ Commissioner Keith Pearson concluded.
Dennis Hof owned seven brothels in Nevada, among them the Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Mound House and Love Ranch South – where Lamar Odom was found unconscious after a drug overdose in October 2015 – in Crystal
Hof owned seven brothels in Nevada, among them the Moonlite Bunny Ranch in Mound House and Love Ranch South – where Lamar Odom was found unconscious after a drug overdose in October 2015 – in Crystal.
He also starred on the HBO adult reality series Cathouse. Hof died last October hours after having sex with one of his own prostitutes.
Just before his death Hof had been celebrating his birthday at a campaign event in the Nugget Hotel in Parhump, Nevada as he prepared to compete in the general election for a seat in the House of Representatives.