The Balloon Adventure, April 11-21, 2024 - Pier 290/Gage Marine, 1 Liechty Dr., Williams Bay
Santa Cause and Wisconsin Balloon Decor have teamed up to host The Balloon Adventure in The Boat Showroom event space at Pier 290/Gage Marine, 1 Liechty Dr. in Williams Bay, from April 11-21.
This immersive experience promises to captivate the imaginations of all ages with more than 75,000 balloons, transporting attendees to the magical Land of Oz using the iconic theme of “Follow the Yellow Brick Road.”
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Eric Johnson
Reporter
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