Bristol Balloon Fiesta’s last mass assent

[email protected] August 10, 2025

Massey Lilliete

BBC News, West of England

Sunday evening climbing 2025 festival will be final

PA is hanging a green dragon -shaped warm air balloon hanging on top of the bristle in a yellow morning sun with a yellow abdomen. Dragon has a big red mouth smile on his face and he is holding his thumb, with his other hand on his hip. There is a region behind it, brown from the summer sun, dotted with mature trees on the edge of Woodland. — Sunday evening climbing 2025 festival will be final

The final collective climb of this year’s Bristol Balloon Fiesta has been given green lights by the organizers.

He said that he made “unusual decisions” due to “beautifully quiet circumstances” forecasts to confirm the hours of Sunday evening climbing hours.

This means that the colorful balloons launched in the Ashton Court Estate will illuminate the sky over Bristol from 18:00 on Sunday, which is the third and last day of the festival.

The unexpectedness of the weather usually means that the take-off is not confirmed till the last moment.

The essent follows the brightness of Saturday night, in which dozens of balloons illuminated the dark sky over the Bristol, and on Sunday morning largely climbing.

Pa drone shots of dozens of balloons descend from the ground in a ground in the form of a large crowd watches. The balloons are of all different shapes and colors, including bulldogs, a rocket ship and a dragon.

Found inside a hot air balloon, which are all colors of the rainbow, as it is being inflated. A man can be seen moving inside him, towards the opening where the basket goes normally.

On Sunday morning, there were still balloons in the blue sky above the balloon above the horizon of Bristol.

Bulldogs, a dragon, a rocket ship, and an alien were all seen to the penis above the city.

Many hot air balloons of all colors fly over the bristle at sunrise. The sky is blurred but clear. The hills and river sever can be seen in distance.

Nikki Ledgard of BBC Radio Bristol, who was in a bulldog balloon in Buster, said: “We went to the Ashton Gate, we could see the suspension bridge, and then we went out to the Nale and Peret’s park … and then we went to Kinshm and landed in the Ragby Club.”

A day earlier, many balloons that closed Flew towards Yet,