Looners Camp spectacular DJ sets in a hot air balloon at Burning Man

Hot Air Balloon DJ Set at Looners Camp at Burning Man

Burning Man 2024 proved once again to be an unforgettable gathering, packed with unique moments and standout highlights that kept the playa buzzing. Among the most talked-about? Looners Camp’s spectacular hot air balloon rides that offered festival-goers an entirely new view of Black Rock City from the skies.


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Returning for their second year, Looners Camp set up their whimsical old-world circus lounge along Esplanade, right in the middle of the action. The hot air balloon was ready for liftoff whenever the winds calmed, giving way to spontaneous DJ sets with performances from artists like Chloe Caillet and Carlita. With the sky as their stage, these DJs brought a new kind of magic to the Burn as they played to an awe-struck audience—suspended in the desert air!

High-Energy Experiences

Not only were there breathtaking rides, but Looners Camp also delivered a high-energy experience on the ground with workshops and a nonstop lineup of DJs, including Goldcap, Deer Jade, Jo.ke, Vintage Culture, Arodes, Rodriguez Jr., and Julia Sandstorm.

One of the most magical moments occurred on the night of the Man Burn, when an unexpected pause in the wind allowed the Looners balloon to lift off. Floating above the playa with a bird’s-eye view of the fire and fireworks, it was a surreal experience that felt like something out of a dream. The visuals projected onto the balloon as it hovered overhead only added to the wonder, creating a pure Burning Man magic atmosphere.

Check out the Looners Camp Instagram for some coverage of this magical experience.

More Magic

For those who can’t get enough, Looners Camp has more magic on the way with upcoming events like Joie de Vivre Festival—bringing a taste of the playa experience to new heights. So stay tuned for more.

Photo Credit: Christian Lamb

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