Fantasy Balloon Flights Inc.

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Here at Fantasy Balloon Flights Inc we can make your dream come true if you've always wanted to take a hot air balloon ride. We've been providing thrilling rides to those in Port Jervis, NY, Poughkeepsie, NY, Middletown, NY, and other areas of the lower Hudson Valley. A hot air balloon ride lets you see the area like you've never seen it before. The scenery is stunning, the ride is exhilarating. These rides are a wonderful way to mark a special occasion. Engagements, graduation celebration, birthday celebrations, or just because you want to do something romantic and different are all reasons to book a ride. We're only 60 minutes from New York City, and close enough for residents of New Jersey, and Pennsylvania to join us for a spectacular

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