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Excitement builds for 2024 Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic

July 22, 2024 | Boise City, Boise, Ada County, Idaho



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Excitement builds for 2024 Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic
The 2024 Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic is set to take place from August 28 to September 1, featuring a series of events designed to engage the community and promote family-friendly activities. The annual festival, now in its 33rd year, will include tethered rides for children, morning balloon launches, and a night glow event scheduled for August 30, contingent on weather conditions.

Event coordinator Pete Mills outlined the festival's logistics during a recent government meeting, emphasizing the commitment to keeping the event free and alcohol-free. Approximately 3,000 children are expected to enjoy tethered rides, with 25 balloons participating. The festival will also feature food and merchandise vendors, with around 30 vendors anticipated for the night glow event.

Mills detailed the communication strategy for the event, which includes utilizing six local radio stations and social media to inform the public about event schedules, parking, and traffic management. He noted that parking will be restricted during the event, particularly for the night glow, to ensure safety and accessibility.

The event will also prioritize sanitation, with plans for 38 portable restrooms and additional ADA-accessible facilities. Mills confirmed that waste management will be handled by volunteers and city services, with a focus on maintaining cleanliness, especially given the proximity to the river.

City officials expressed support for the event, with discussions around traffic control and public transportation options to facilitate access. The meeting concluded with a commitment to follow up on specific logistical details in a subsequent meeting, ensuring that all aspects of the event are well-coordinated for a successful celebration.

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