Credit: Disney, Canva, Larry SpallaDisney fans had their jaw dropped after seeing a person climb up the side of the famous hot air balloon at Walt Disney World Resort’s Disney Springs. Witnessing such a sight at Disney Springs is not only alarming but also raises concerns about the safety and security protocols in place.
The iconic hot air balloon at this popular destination is a symbol of joy and wonder for visitors, but this scenario caused some fans to panic and wonder if this was a case of bad guest behavior. However, the reality of the situation tells quite a different story.
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Spectacle at Disney Spring’s Balloon
The iconic balloon at Disney Springs, known as the Aerophile balloon, offers visitors a unique and mesmerizing way to soar above the Walt Disney World Resort. With its vibrant colors and impressive size, this attraction stands out as a symbol of the magic and wonder that awaits guests at Disney Springs.
As guests step into the spacious gondola and gradually ascend into the sky, they are treated to breathtaking views of the surrounding area. The Aerophile balloon, a world leader in balloon flight experiences, is a must-see for Disney fans and visitors looking to add a touch of adventure to their Walt Disney World vacation.
Standing at an impressive 210,000 cubic feet, the balloon offers a serene and magical experience as it gently lifts passengers into the sky. The flight balloon provides a peaceful and memorable journey, allowing guests to marvel at the beauty of Walt Disney World from a bird’s eye view.
From high above, guests can spot iconic landmarks such as the Magic Kingdom and EPCOT’s Spaceship Earth. Recently, one guest captured a shocking photo showing a person scaling the side of the balloon. While the incident initially looked scary, comments report that this person was actually an employee of The Walt Disney Company.
Is This Disney’s Most Dangerous Job?
According to a post made on a Disney Facebook group, this employee was actually doing a safety inspection of the balloon before the flight. The post says:
“I come to Starbucks Disney Springs most mornings every week at opening. Once in a while I see the guy climb up to check it out. This morning”
Many commenters commended the bravery of this employee, as it surely must be one of Disney’s more risky jobs. Would you be able to do it? Let us know in the comments below.