If a balloon animal made from just a few twists and turns is amazing, the upcoming balloon carnival with an almost life-size dinosaur, a 10-metre Ferris wheel, a carousel and a railway engine made from over 100,000 balloons would no doubt be mind-blowing.
As if that’s not enough to blow the mind, people can see the whole process of the balloons being made from inflating the balloons to twisting, turning and tying them together to form a nest with dinosaur eggs, and then see how the eggs hatch to become baby dinosaurs and then see them grow to be adult-size dinosaurs.
The “nesting” process will start tomorrow to coincide with the opening of “The Balloon Dinosaur Charity Carnival” and the “World Beer Festival” at Macau Tower. The carnival, which offers free admission and runs until August 31, is organised by the Macau International Carnival Association (MICA).
Jeff Wong Kwok Cheong poses with a balloon dinosaur from his previous project.
