Video: Wildlands Festival goer climbs railing dangerously high in Adelaide
See the moment a festival goer makes the crazy decision to climb a dangerously-high tent scaffolding at Wildlands festival in Adelaide.
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A festival goer has been spotted climbing tent scaffolding dangerously high at Wildlands festival in Ellis Park on Monday night.
A video shared with The Advertiser shows a patron climbing to the top of the pole during a performance by London-based duo Bicep.
Crowds were watching and filming as the person climbed metres high amid smoky conditions and faint lighting.
Festival goers can be heard whistling and cheering.
The patron can be seen wearing shorts and a T-shirt but no safety gear.
After reaching the top, they quickly climbed down and reached the black protective barrier, sliding back down to the ground.
“He got super high and it looked very dangerous,” a concerned patron said.
Wildlands debuted its festival in Adelaide for the first time on Monday after originally being a Brisbane event.
Wildlands Festival organisers have been contacted for comment.
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