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Hot Air Balloon ride
with What’s Up
Ballooning
is a once in a lifetime experience and should not be
missed. Come to the beautiful Contoocook river valley for a Hot Air
Balloon ride and see New Hampshire from a whole new perspective. On a
clear day we can see the White Mountains to the north, Boston to the south
and the ocean to the east. A balloon ride is a wonderful way to explore the natural beauty of New Hampshire.
We pride ourselves on making YOUR flight special for you and YOUR family and friends.
All of What's Up Ballooning
Hot Air Balloon Rides are Private Charters Just you, your party and the What's Up Ballooning pilot providing you the personalized service you deserve. The cost is the same as you would pay with a bulk carrier, but without the crowd.
Centrally located in the Mink hills area of New Hampshire, What’s up Ballooning is a short drive from Boston Ma, Hartford Ct, Portland Me or wherever you are in New England . One of the advantages of being a little farther away is that we are not limited as to what altitude we can ascend.
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Some balloon companies in New Hampshire are close to the major commercial airports. Their close proximity to the airports restricts these companies to flying at lower altitudes. Even though balloons are big and colorful they don't show up on radar well. What's Up Ballooning flies in the Contoocook river valley, far away from the major airports and has no such restriction. We routinely fly above 3000 feet and many times we reach a mile or more.
"Blue Horizons" is capable of carrying your party of 2 - 4 people plus the pilot.
"Monkey Business" can carry 2-3 Plus Pilot.
Once back on the ground we celebrate your flight with a Champagne toast (sparkling cider for the under 21 crowd).
Please give us a call today at (603) 344-3128 and let the What's Up Ballooning team introduce you to the magic and majesty of hot air ballooning.
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Centrally located in the Mink hills area of New Hampshire, What’s up Ballooning is a short drive from Boston Ma, Hartford Ct, Portland Me or wherever you are in New England . One of the advantages of being a little farther away is that we are not limited as to what altitude we can ascend.
