In celebration of the 15th anniversary of the animated movie “Up,” a real-life version of the film’s iconic and humorous house has been crafted, complete with a lift 50 feet off the ground by a crane.
The house was built from scratch by CEO of Airbnb, Brian Chesky, with over 8,000 balloons for the illusion of the helium-filled ones in the Disney movie that we’ve all grown to love. However, when discussing the possibility of individuals being inside the house during its lift by crane, Chesky emphasized caution, “I think we maybe won’t have them inside the house when we lift it, just for safety reasons,” he told the Associated Press.
The “Up” house is also open to exclusive overnight stays at iconic institutions like Paris’s Musée d’Orsay during the Olympics, these ventures are more than just places to sleep—they’re immersive gateways into a nostalgic experience.
Whether it’s floating amidst 8,000 balloons or exploring a museum after hours, these accommodations will definitely hold an adventure that everyone has to capture. By allowing guests to explore both the realism of the architecture and the brilliant imaginative illusion of the whole house, offers those who take the chance to visit a unique experience that resonates with the cherished memories of the original film. It stands as not just a piece of art, however also as a conduit and a moment for memories.
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