We went out the first night--it's set up more like a fair with lots of food tents, games, and activities. The night we were there, there was only one hot air balloon and while it was in the center of the park, it wasn't really a huge part of the rest of the festival.
On obstacle course at the festival. There were also big trampolines, jumping castles, and lots of other stuff. |
Michael was cute--he loved watching the balloon and even though he wanted to crawl around, kept looking back to check on the balloon.
We stayed for a couple of hours and played in the grass while we watched the balloon.
Then Michael started getting a little tired so we went back home. The festival went on all week, and one morning we woke up and saw this from the balcony:
So we did get to see some balloons! Later that morning we were driving out of town and they were landing the balloons in a field next to where we were driving. Then when we got back that evening, they were up (but getting ready to land) again. It was fun--definitely not as many balloons as I remember there being in Tucson or like Robbie remembers from the Albuquerque festival, but still something unique to Ferrara.
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