Welcome aboard another captivating episode of Disturbing History, as we touch down at America's strangest airport—Denver International. Since opening in 1995, this massive facility has become ground zero for some of the wildest conspiracy theories on the planet.From the towering blue horse statue with glowing red eyes (nicknamed "Blucifer") to underground tunnels rumored to house alien bases and New World Order bunkers, DIA is more than an airport—it's a modern myth factory.

We’ll dig into the delayed and over-budget construction that kicked off the speculation, explore Leo Tanguma’s apocalyptic murals, and revisit claims by early whistleblowers who swore there were secret bases below the runways.We’ll also look at how the airport leaned into its eerie rep, using humor and bizarre PR stunts to turn controversy into a brand—and profits. But not without cost: artists like Tanguma and Luis Jiménez have had their work twisted into something it was never meant to be.

From Masonic symbols to fake alien graffiti, DIA has become a breeding ground for paranoia and pop culture. Join us as we explore how this airport became the world’s strangest layover—and why people can’t stop asking what’s really going on beneath the surface.