With its giant statue of a Satanic horse and its disturbing murals, not to mention claims that its runways are laid out in the shape of a swastika and that it has a secret multi-storey complex beneath it, Denver International Airport is rated by many as the most terrifying airport on Earth but would you spend a night there?

Blucifer at the Denver International Airport by Mike  Sinko, on Flickr

Denver Airport by Higher Forces, on Flickr

Denver International Airport mural by Donal Mountain, on Flickr

Dead Native American woman in Denver Airport Mural by bradzone, on Flickr

Dead Judeo-Christian girl in Denver Airport Mural by bradzone, on Flickr

Welcome to DEN Airport by BrownZelip, on Flickr

It looks so fun-packed.

Blucifer at the Denver International Airport by Mike  Sinko, on Flickr

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The Blue Mustang, by El Paso-born artist Luis Jiménez, was one of the earliest public art commissions for Denver International Airport in 1993.

Jiménez was killed while creating the sculpture when the head fell on him.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denver_International_Airport

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In March 2019 the airport unveiled an animated, talking gargoyle in the middle of one of the concourses.

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Denver International Airport has four murals, all of which have been the topic of conspiracy theorists and debate.

The murals are ambiguous in meaning, depicting scenes including caged animals, fires, suffering people, and a soldier with a blade and a gas mask. They have been interpreted by onlookers to represent war, hope, and even the New World Order.

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On February 16, 2007, 14 aircraft suffered windshield failures within a three-and-a-half-hour period at the airport.

Masonic time capsule.

"There's not a two or a one."

That's what they want you to believe.