The Great Steed of DIA: Mustang or Malevolent Demon?
Ever rolled into Denver International Airport and done a double take at the giant blue horse rearing outside? You're not alone. This majestic (or maybe slightly menacing) mustang has become an icon, sparking curiosity and, well, a sprinkle of conspiracy theories. So, let's gallop into the world of the Denver airport horse and answer the burning question: what in the wild west is going on with that statue?
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| What is The Horse At Denver Airport |
Officially a Mustang, Unofficially... Not So Much
The official name of the sculpture is Mustang, a tribute to the wild horses that roamed the American plains. But thanks to its fiery red glowing eyes (courtesy of strategically placed brake lights), it's earned the not-so-official nickname Blucifer.
Yes, you read that right. Denverites love a good nickname, and Blucifer, with its devilish gleam, seems to fit the bill for some. The airport, on the other hand, prefers the more equestrian-friendly Mustang.
From Humble Beginnings to... Murderous Rampage (Just Kidding!)
The story of Mustang is equal parts impressive and slightly terrifying. Sculpted by Luis Jim�nez, the fiberglass beast stands at a whopping 32 feet tall. Fun fact: The original plan was for a buffalo stampede sculpture, but apparently, that was deemed a little too "wild" for the airport aesthetic.
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Jim�nez's creation process wasn't exactly smooth sailing either. During construction, a section of the mustang fell and tragically killed the artist. While this event certainly adds a touch of drama, fear not, intrepid travelers! Mustang remains firmly in place, content to menace terrify passersby with its glowing eyes.
Is Blucifer a Gateway to the Underworld? (Probably Not)
Mustang's imposing presence and the whole red-eyed situation have fueled some truly outlandish conspiracy theories. Some say it's a demonic guardian, others claim it sits on a ley line channeling evil energy. Let's be honest, folks, it's a cool statue, not a harbinger of doom.
But hey, if you're into that sort of thing, there's plenty of internet rabbit holes to explore. We, on the other hand, prefer to focus on Mustang's artistic merit and, perhaps, its slightly terrifying charm.
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FAQ: Blucifer Edition
How to take a selfie with Mustang?
Easy! Park at the short-term lot on Pe�a Boulevard and snap away. Just don't get too close – this horse is made of fiberglass, not magic.
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How to appease the glowing red eyes?
QuickTip: Focus on one line if it feels important.
Don't worry, they're just brake lights. A peace offering of carrots is probably unnecessary (and frankly, a little weird).
How to avoid demonic possession at DIA?
Relax! Take a deep breath. The airport is perfectly safe, and the only spirits you're likely to encounter are the ones you bring yourself (duty-free section, anyone?).
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How to make your own mini-Blucifer for your desk?
Hit up your favorite online retailer! There are plenty of Blucifer replicas out there, perfect for adding a touch of Denver to your workspace.
How to appreciate Mustang for what it is: a cool airport statue?
Exactly! Now go forth, explore Denver, and maybe take a selfie with a giant blue horse while you're at it.
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