The Scary Mystery Behind The Denver Airport 

Do you believe the conspiracy theories? What's your opinion?

"According to Buzzfeed..." I'm gonna stop you right there.

"According to buzzfeed" yeah such a reliable source...

"But the airport just isn't set up right for gassing people." How would you set that up? Asking for a friend.

I have lived in Colorado for almost my entire life, and one of my favorite things about the DIA is that lately when three is construction, they put up signs about staying back as too not disturb the lizard people, and hearing the little kids then trying to sneak around and find the lizard people

I've lived in colorado my whole life and I've never heard anybody call it den airport

Where is the old voice?

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Coming from a Denver Local, there are a few things that need to be addressed. Every one refers to this airport as DIA(for short). Also, there are definitely several levels below the surface; and past sub level 2 I heard pretty much everything is restricted access to even the employees(my parents used to work here). The main idea for the tunnels (we Coloradans believe) is that there is a tunnel system that leads to NORAD. Why? There is a large Aerospace presence in Colorado. NORAD and Cheyenne mountain are very secure places where high officials could seek shelter, hence the tunnels from the airport to the bunkers. Anyways, the Bronco statue is no doubt creepy, especially at night. And the art seen is not as bad as depicted. Overall its one of the less confusing airports (unlike LAX) and has a great layout. The big tents on top represent the snow capped mountains across Colorado. There ya go.

First of all, I use that airport all the time, and no one calls it the "Den airport". Second, the scariest thing there isn't the statue or conspiracies, it's how long it takes to get on a plane.

Why is there so many lines with the animation it distracts so much

They also used to have artwork that said "The fat lady has sung", as in "It ain't over until the fat lady has sung". Creepy. I also worked with the son of the guy who measured the excavation dirt from DIA; allegedly it was way more than was cleared. Allegedly he was his son. Allegedly I worked with him.

We do not call it "DEN Airport." It's always called "DIA"

Damn! What happened to the animation? Looks much more advanced.

*Denver airport, a creepy gigantic building littered with conspiracy stories and a scary horse named Lucifer,* sounds like a nice place to visit.

My friends and I went on a exploratory roadtrip in 2014. We decided to stop in at the Denver Airport just to check it out. We didn't really do anything to draw attention to ourselves. It seemed 𝘮𝘰𝘴𝘵𝘭𝘺 normal, but out of the corners of our eyes we saw employees of the airport watching us constantly... would even see a couple of them speaking to each other while making sure not to let us too far out of their sights. It was a very strange experience.

Dude, the best way to conceal weirdness is to embrace the conspiracy theories and put them on display.

Okay, no one calls it the DEN airport. It's DIA smh... Sincerely, A Coloradan

Ok guys we get it no one calls it DEN airport its DIA you guys don’t gotta say it 1000 times 🤦🏻‍♂️🙄

My family goes to Colorado every spring break and we always get to see the huge horse and all the word things the airport has to offer. I haven’t been in two years so I don’t know if they took the paintings down already but they were so creepy and there were like children dying. And when I was like 5 the flight attendants gave me a coloring book and inside it said “how many gargoyles did you see hiding in the airport?”

Animation really really improved... even thought it was very good before

I don't know why but the animations sometimes made me feel dizzy

I’ve been to the Denver airport, the only thing that’s ever happened to me is I got food poisoning at a dominoes.

The SCP Foundation would kindly ask you to stop revealing one of their containment site to the public and mind your own damn business.

I remember the first gen Animations...

LEGEND Says that despacito 2 is under airport

I’ve lived in Colorado my whole life, and as a little kid I was always love the train ride. Until when I got older and saw how many doors and pathways you see. It goes to A, B, C, Gates and Baggage Claim. There’s definitely more than 4 ways the train goes. I can’t explain that

I can only imagine all the “Denver native” comments are government officials typing artificial comments to make us think against the conspiracy

Any other Colorado homies here?

It wasn't cheap Hong Kong cost so much because they had to build a WHOLE NEW ISLAND and connect it by brand new motorways and bridge's.

some people need to acknowledge that parts of the airport deep underground, which are being pushed down by the building, likely aren’t all structurally safe, and that’s why people don’t go there

Since they’re doing construction there rn, It low key looks 10 times creepier

Where's the first narrator? Loved his voice.

"According to Buzzfeed". Welp, there goes all your credibility.

If you dont want any conspiracy theories around your building, dont design it in such a suspicious way.

Lots of airports have underground tunnels for the record and for people that don’t know

Did you know? Swastika symbol have possibility to give optimum productivity to airport with 4 runaway. So forget about conspiracy, it's about engineering.

For a person who lives in Colorado and uses the Denver Airport quite a lot I can tell you everything about the blue horse is absolutely correct all the conspiracy theories are not except for the railways. The underground Railways are quite true people use it all the time to get from one of the three terminals A, B, and C and to get to where their baggage is

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i went there less than a week ago, and i remember seeing this poster about how they are the center of conspiracy theories lol. also, when you ride the trains to a different terminal, there's a bunch of pinwheels in the tunnels. i thought that was a little strange

Video has too much motion graphics. Can you guys make backgrounds static again? Camera shake is also.., weird.

ahh yes buzzfeed the best source of information

Watching this in the Denver airport at my gate lol

The CEO said she was aware of the suspicions, she also neither confirmed or denied them...

Ok, first it's not Den Airport. No one here calls it that and neither do the airlines that fly in here. It's called "D I A" for Denver International Airport. Two the horse is called Blucifer and is kind of an homage to the football team the Denver Broncos whose colors are blue and orange but they couldn't get the eyes to glow orange (not sure why). The way the airport was designed it was supposed to have a pinwheel look to accommodate multiple planes landing/taking off simultaneously but I will admit it does bear a creepy resemblance to a swastika unfortunately. The old airport was very outdated, super crowded and in need of massive overhaul so it was easier to build a new one rather then remodel the old one while trying to keep it running. Fourth, you are taking Buzzfeed as a news source? Really? Uh...ok...

Man that horse isn’t a curse or anything. It’s just Denver showing off there broncos fever

Coming from someone who works there, DIA is the third busiest airport in the US, which makes more runways more necessary. Many flights stopover at DIA for fuel and maintenance on their way. Having four runways allows for more short-distance (contract) flights. The runways' usage are determined by the weather since there is always wind. The old airport you referenced, Stapleton, was nowhere near capable of the volume DIA sees. The rumors that the airport connects to Cheyenne Mountain are impossible. 100 miles of tunnel through multiple major cities would be an infrastructure nightmare.

It's not even a "conspiracy" theory to suspect there is some kind of classified government bunker or the like. It's in the very center of the country. It's the closest international airport to several millitary bases and the Cheyenne Mountain nuclear bunker (the "war room" of the US.) There were reportedly unnecesarially large underground structures built for the airport with lots of unnacounted space. I don't think it's "area 51" or anything like that, rather just a strategic place for a secret millitary command post or bunker.

DIA not den airport

The one who is reading this comment have a good day! ❤️

Ik people that worked on those underground bunkers. If you’re in construction, you’ll meet a lot of people that did. They used to get transported in blacked out buses and you couldn’t see out of the windows until you got to the job site. 🤷🏻‍♂️

It's a doomsday bunker and major military hub in case of a catastrophic disaster

its scary how fast i am on new videos of infographics

I'm impressed you got the "Blucifer" name right, not a whole lot of people know that one. Yet no one local calls it "DEN Airport". DEN might be its calling card, but we call it DIA. Do people outside of Colorado call it DEN Airport? It rakes my brain to here it called that.

You missed: The lizard people 😂 The true fact that queen elizabeth owns land on DIA (tf is a den) property It’s not a devil... it’s a gargoyle. The fact that if the music stops playing on the bridge it’ll fall, because it was built on sacred ground of our native people. Stapleton was plenty big enough at the time. The tunnels connect to downtown, and go on to NORAD 👀 For such a horribly planned video, I thought you’d do better 😂🤣

I live in Denver and my grandpa helped build this airport and said the airport opened pretty late and it was because of the baggage system thing rather than the so called “multi story buildings” ,and there aren’t really secret tunnels under the place.

We call it DIA - not DEN Airport - cringe every time I hear that. EDIT: apparently I have to explain that "we" means people who live in Colorado and that no where did I claim what it's "correct" name is. Amazing what triggers people.

I worked there in 1976 when it was the Rocky Mountain Arsenal and contained most of the US military's nerve gas, anthrax, and mustard gas. Everything was stored in underground bunkers and was removed in the 1970s. Or so they say. There could be a complex of underground tunnels dating from this time period.

Freemasons stop being scary when your friend's dad whose a freemason goes golfing every weekend and you meet him in his shorts drinking a beer.

I’ve been to DIA tons of times and fly in and out all the time. It’s not even bad it’s actually a really cool airport

Aye let’s go I live in Denver

"According to BuzzFeed" is where you completely lost me

I live in Denver and there is a blue horse and a lot of people believe it’s haunted

Also I have been to DEN many times and nothing bad has ever happened to me...it’s artwork may be a little weird but that’s what makes it unique compared to other airport

What did you do to the real Infographics Show narrator

I worked at the airport over the summer as a Southwest intern at Den and the entire time I was working there (I did go to the basement and there is nothing down there except tunnels for baggage cars and a abandoned baggage system). The different airport layout is because we have so much room compared to other airports. It also makes taking off a much easier thing to do because you’re almost always taking off into the wind. It’s a great airport though! I’d totally recommend flying through it.

As some one who lives in Denver, I had heard of none of this (expect for it being shaped like a swastika). But the art just looks like a lot of murals you'd see down town, it doesn't look that out of place honestly. A lot of people pay the artists to do it so its not that far fetched that that's what DIA did.

I am not ready to make a website but if I ever want to…we’ll trust me you guys have drilled it into my mind 😂

When you play this video, but remember you need to sleep tonight...

It's nickname is DIA, not DEN airport.

So you’re telling me that there is a real life HIVE and it’s below the Denver Airport?

I fly in there every couple months, and it always blows my mind that they own a lot of the land around it. And there’s literally nothing around the airport, just flat land. I wonder why they need so much space if nothing is being built around it.

For the record, locals always refer to Denver International Airport as "DIA", not "DEN Airport.". Stapleton International Airport was closed because it couldn't handle bad weather, couldn't expand and the people who lived near there complained about the noise. DIA was designed to serve as a hub airport for three airlines, but Frontier Airlines (no relationship to the current Frontier Airlines) went bankrupt, and Continental ceased hub operations in Denver in 1994 (after being the first airline to sign a lease and demanding the airport build a bridge between the main terminal and the A Concourse). Only recently has DIA met the passenger volume initially projected thanks to the new Frontier, United and Southwest all having major operations at that airport.

I have been to this airport so many times. The tunnels run a train to get to other parts of the airport with restaurants and shops.

The only potentail questionable thing about DEN is the layout of its runways, but I think some people are also looking too much into this... However when you look at the layout of the runways they actually make sense. While many other airports use runways that cross over eachother (such as Midway Airport in Chicago) this layout at DEN means that techinicall up to 6 planes could land at once, although they probably never have that many, since the runways all face different directions, and/or are parallel, but none of them cross over eachother.

There's definitely more to that airport than what meets the eye...👌🏼💯✔

I've lived in Colorado for all my life I remember, and I never heard any of these other than the horse.

As a person who has been living in Colorado for most of my life I can tell you this is all normal. I’ve been to the airport several times and it’s very unique and the only things that have changed is that there is now a hotel there.

No better way to make one disbelieve the truth than to make light of it.

Wow, thanks for all the in-depth research that gives me the same info as a quick Google search would have.

Denver locals call it DIA not den airport wtf

I have flown out of DEN since I was an infant it's not as weird as people make it sound

Central Colorado, the area underneath the east side of the Denver metro area contains an energy vortex, or a portal deep underground. The majority of this is where the airport was built on top off. This was not pre-planned but discovered after this land was bought for the construction of the airport. The portal is a direct path into another dimension. Spiritual entires have been escaping from this portal for decades. I am a Denver native. Lived here my whole life. I grew up in Aurora, Colorado and have noticed something very intriguing. Also note, I am 37 years old, I have travelled all around the country and many parts of the world. I have worked in business, entertainment, the medical industry, sales, I was a professional photographer on the side which allowed me to travel a lot. I have met people from ALL over the world. But one thing I will say. There is something “different” with many of the people I know whom grew up in Aurora Colorado between 1980-2000. They display certain traits and characteristics I’ve never really met on this scale collectively in any other part of world I’ve been. They are the most creative, enlightened, awakened, intelligent, wise, unique individuals I have ever met. I can’t explain it, and I get this may be interpreted as bias. But there is a feeling of the type of people I meet from Colorado that I don’t get anywhere else, and again, it’s only natives that lived here between the years of 1980-2000. It’s like something happened in Aurora underground during that time and it impacted the people that lived above ground during the time. Also note that Colorado is considered sort of the more sensible, more “enlightened” part of the country. By all accounts and survey we are the healthiest state, the happiest state, and one the more educated areas as well. We have NORAD, as well as some of the most advanced technological and engineering companies are located here as well. I know this sounds crazy. But I am also one of these individuals. I believe an individual from this part of the world is destined to change the world in someway. I feel that time is coming soon.

Well the part about the tunnels is partially true. They’re used for roads for the airport equipment, and there’s definitely lower levels that most airport employees aren’t allowed to access

No one calls it DEN airport. Us locals call it DIA.

It is a masonic symbol. I literally says "Grand Lodge" on the plaque. Just call it what it is.

Wow!!! I lived in Colorado for 18 years. I saw the new DIA airport built and used it tons of times. There are extensive tunnels for the trains that go from 4 different concourses and the main entrance building. I never heard any of the conspiracy theories mentioned. The only thing I heard at the time of the construction was that the new airport was being built on Native American sacred grounds. The baggage area was not working properly and some felt it was because of spirits being disturbed on the sacred grounds.

Every time I talk to someone out of state and refer to the airport as “DIA” they always look at me dumb.

first off its DIA not den airport

I live in Denver!

yeet

One of my favorite parts of living in Colorado has always been the airport, it’s just so cool

See this is what puts me to sleep in a minute!

Hey guys..this might be crazy but here me out.... *I think there are two guys...*

I gotta say all the media coverage and determination to smear the conspiracy makes me believe it 10 times more....

I love this 'popular' theory (conspiracy seems too harsh a word since all major types of people are involved). The one thing I noticed was missing is the weird codes scattered about the place that not even the air port staff have a clue about their meaning.

I mean, it is in Denver...

Additionally, while Stapleton International Airport was active when they began construction of DIA, it was built in 1916. It was old, inefficient, and too close to downtown to expand. Refurbishing would've been more expensive than building a newer, bigger airport further from downtown.

The theme of the mural is not disturbing. What is disturbing is the order in which the paintings in the mural are placed. In one painting it appears that Gas Mask Guy has been defeated, world peace has been achieved. A noble goal. However the final paining in the mural, Gas Mask Guy returns and everyone is dead, or the survivors under his control. Why such an ending for a public mural is beyond me, since public murals have always been commissioned to inspire, not frighten

I'm going to ask my dad about/show my dad this video because he used to build elevators there.