I think it’s safe to say that I love to travel. I have visited numerous countries over the years, and have crossed off many of the “must-see” destinations off my list. I love the feeling of being lost in a different country, in its culture and unique atmosphere. There’s something totally different about it! But as much as I like being in different countries, what gives me most anxiety is traveling there.
For anyone who knows me well, they know that I absolutely hate airplanes and airports. I get this weird feeling as soon as I’m in close proximity to an airport, and once I’m on the airplane, I feel sorry for the person sitting beside me!
Every time I go to the airport I don’t see anything but mundane attendants checking in baggage, and security personnel with no smiles on their faces. Sometimes I wish I could really change that to make these people smile a little. Sometimes I wish that I got to experience what the travelers in the video below got to see back in 2011, as they were traveling to their respective destinations via Denver Airport.
As holiday traffic was under full way and people were hustling and bustling to get to their terminals, a group of amazing dancers decided to put on a show that made everyone’s day! 100 dancers from Community-Minded Dancing broke into a flash mob sing performance in Jeppesen Terminal, amping up their surroundings. Its clear people were really enjoying themselves as they stopped to watch and even make videos on their phones!
Now, who wouldn’t want to be at the airport at a time when there’s a flash mob waiting to fully entertain the travelers? I know I wouldn’t be complaining! At least this would help relieve some of my anxiety before flying.
Watch the fun performance in the link below. And, if you enjoyed this video as much as we did, then don’t forget to like and share this post with family and friends!
