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.

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.

A festival goer is seen climbing the rails of Wildlands festival. Picture: Supplied

A festival goer is seen climbing the rails of Wildlands festival. Picture: Supplied

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.

A festival goer is seen climbing the rails of Wildlands festival. Picture: Supplied

A festival goer is seen climbing the rails of Wildlands festival. Picture: Supplied

“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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