[OVERVIEW]
Hey, look at me doing a theory that isn't about a movie.
The Denver International Airport is America's largest airport. It is double the size of Manhattan. But the story behind the airport has people wondering if there is more than meets the eye.
DIA replaces Stapleton Airport that was in Denver. Stapleton was doing just fine and yet they shut it down for the DIA. DIA was built 25 miles away from Denver.
DIA finished in 1995, 1 year after it was suppose to and $2 billion over budget.
[BLUCIFER]
This isn't a theory or anything but rather a fun little fact.
Outside of the airport is a blue horse completely made of fiberglass. It's 32 feet tall and 9,000 pounds. The people of Denver call this horse "Blucifer."
This is because the sculptor died after the horses head fell onto his legs, severing an artery.
Plus, when passing it if you look at it from a certain angle, it's eyes glow red.
[NAZI TIES]
Some think that there is a hidden swastika in the layout of the building.
Here is the layout, let me know if you can or can't see it.
If you can't see it, don't worry, here is an outline
[UNDERGROUND TUNNELS]
It's common knowledge to most, especially to people in Denver, that DIA has tons of underground tunnels. The airport claims it was originally for an automated baggage system but it ended up failing and just never tried to fix it.
Many think it's meant as some sort of bunker for apocalyptic events. Some believe it's a base for future mass genocides.
What's interesting to note is that DIA was originally meant to be 5 buildings. After building all the 5 they said something was wrong with them. What was wrong varies from source to source but it's mainly agreed it has something to do with the spacing. Instead of tearing them down or trying to fix them they bury them in the ground. They buried whole buildings into the ground.
The airport stated they were using them for storage but you have to admit, biting 5 whole buildings underground is very odd.
[ART]
When it comes to art people love unique. But there is also a time and place for certain pieces of art. Art that potentially depicts the end of peace isn't something many want to see at the airport.
Many believe these paintings predict some type of apocalyptic future.
And then there is a carving of a cart with the letters AU AG on it. It's meant to symbolize Silver and Gold but some believe it has a different meaning.
People think it actually means a deadly strain of hepatitis called Australian Antigen. It's considered to be a biological warfare weapon.
The guy who discovered AUAG was actually apart of the team that found the airport.
[DEDICATION MARKER]
In the airport is a time capsule that is to opened in 2094. Above it is a dedication marker.
Some of the symbols are symbols connected to The Freemasons, an international order established for mutual help and fellowship, which holds elaborate secret ceremonies.
At the bottom you will see "New World Airport Commission." This company is essentially taking credit for the airport. However, this commission never existed.
I saw in reddit that it did but when I searched it up I couldn't find any record of them. Like nothing. When I looked them up I only saw people saying it's not a real thing.