We stayed in a $5 million dollar Missle Bunker! (OMG Air BnB)

In the early 1960s, dozens of missile silos were constructed across the U.S., and after the program was shut down, sites like this 184-foot underground bunker were sold off to the public. And we're going to be staying in it for the next 24 hours. So here's the entrance to our underground silo, and this is only one of three doors that will be sealing all of us in for the next 24 hours underground. We brought everybody with us, the kids, and my mom's here. Hi everybody. You're coming with us. Whoa. Okay Casey, shut us in. All right. Oh it's so heavy. Lock it up. How do I? I don't think we're getting out. Just going deeper and deeper underground. Hello sir. Oh no. Here's the other door. This door alone weighs two tons. Oh my gosh. It keeps going. It's a little creepy. So here's the entrance to our sleeping quarters, but before we take you guys in here, let's check out the depths of the silo. Come on. We're going down. Oh my gosh. It's so crazy down here. It just keeps going. Guys, it's so steep. It's so creepy. Oh my gosh. This door will seal us off from the sleeping quarters and weighs five tons. This is a really hazardous area. We're about to step into the silo. Oh my gosh. What is that? It's an alien. Here we are in the silo, 200 feet underground. It is pitch black. Oh my gosh. Let me find a light switch. Oh my gosh. Still creepy. Oh no, you guys. Look at how crazy far down it goes. Hello. And right up there is where we were standing on the outside. Look under your feet. If this gave way, I would fall all the way to the bottom right now. That's the ground up there. From top all the way to the bottom is 184 feet. Too far. And it used to house an 80 foot nuclear missile. The project got shut down in 1965. I'm still a little nervous about us surviving down here for 24 hours. I'm not gonna lie. Let's turn off these lights again. Look down. Oh no. Oh my gosh. My stomach just dropped. All right. Come on. Come on. Come on. Now let's go check out where we're actually going to be sleeping tonight. It's really hard to open. It's a five ton door. You don't even want to know what's in there. Okay. Now we're back at our sleeping quarters. Let's check it out. All right. So this is our apartment for the next 24 hours. So this is where the crew of the missile silo back in the 60s would actually live when they were operating the missile. When they were protecting the missile. Whatever they did for the missile, they never launched it. But they would live here. And it didn't look like this at first. If you'll notice up top here, all these walls were put in. This is actually a cylindrical room. But the owner who bought this place, he wanted to make it feel like an actual home. So he added these walls. So it's almost like walking into a movie set. There is a bedroom in here. We've got two beds. Very nice. Very sturdy. Very comfy. We've got our own TV. And they even gave us some light entertainment to watch. We've got the atomic bomb movie with 3D effects. Nuclear rescue 9-1-1. And atomic journeys. So I know what we're doing tonight. So once you step out into the main living area, the first thing you're probably going to notice is this giant... This is actually a support pillar for the entire area that we're in. Solid concrete. And we've got a lovely bench area around here. We've got plenty of reading material. There's all kinds of books that the owner put in. Talking all about nuclear history and NASA. We've got some cool board games here. Like nuclear war to the card game. And Fallout. There's a theme here if you can't tell. The owner also wanted to keep it to date as he could. So this this place is purposely meant to feel like it's like you're living in the 60s. And all throughout the entire silo there's tons of cool photos that show when this place was being built. So you can literally see some of the history. But what's in here? Is there anything in here? That's not opening. Who knows what's in there? Launch codes? I don't know. This is considered an actual bunker that can withstand the force of a megaton warhead. So if a bomb were to go off, this room would actually be pretty safe to be in. We've got the coolest trash can I've ever seen. And this cool little kitchen. Nice little retro fridge. And this place comes stock with all the food and stuff we need. So pretty much everything that's in here was already in here when we got here and we're free to use it. Actually a very nice bathroom. This is nicer than most hotels in here. We got a huge shower. I mean after living in an RV for two years this is luxury as far as I'm concerned. So this is where we're staying for the next 24 hours. It could be worse right? What do we do first? Survive. The floor. I don't know if you can hear that. Every little step, even when Cade walks around, is really loud because I think, I think it's hollow underneath us. I'm not really sure. Where'd you find balloons at? What? What's for dinner? I'm making some quesadillas. You're making quesadillas? Yeah, you want one? Underground? I want a quesadilla. Gotta love this beer. Microwaving. Underground. Just checking my hair. Underground. Just taking a shower. Underground. Just relaxing in bed. Underground. Just throwing some trash away. Underground. Just petting my dog. Underground. Just scrolling on my phone. Underground. So this right here is the actual escape hatch and this goes all the way to the surface. We can't use it right now but technically this is a way out. I really want to pop all these balloons. We should go pop all these balloons in the silo. What's the silo? That's where the where the missile lives. It's super loud in there so let's go pop these in the silo. Okay. Come on. If there's radiation in here it'll stick to your hair. So crazy. Oh it's gonna be so loud. I don't want the one to pop. Yeah. Okay so basically we're in the silo. We have some balloons that we are going to pop and it'll make a loud echo. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. This is scary right here. There's like a manhole and then it goes like into like another one and it's just like into darkness. That's so scary. You're just gonna pop it? Yeah. Ready? All right everybody quiet first. Sound like a firework. That was cool. We'll pop the next one. Oh that was loud. That was loud. Okay you pop one. Fire in the hole. I think so. You did it. That was cool. You know what the guy told me? What? These big vents right here. He said in the warmer months there's usually like 50 to 60 bats in here. Oh hell no. Yeah so I was like that's kind of cool but also it makes it way scarier. Okay okay. Bye balloon. No it's gonna go on the edge. I should have hit it. I don't know why I didn't. Wait it's gonna bounce though. Oh my gosh. It's still going. Why does that make it scarier? Oh that's terrifying. The longer I stay in here the more sketchy it feels. Like after watching that first balloon drop now I'm like I don't feel very good. You ready? Yeah. That's better. Imagine we hear a loud pop. That was crazy. Oh my gosh. I literally called it whenever I threw mine. Oh I didn't think about it popping. Oh my gosh. I mean it's nothing but rusty jagged metal everywhere I guess. Oh that was good. No. We gotta get out of here guys. Last balloon. Last balloon. Three two one. Let's go. Look at mine. It went high. Oh let's go. Oh it's going all the way down. Everybody be quiet. Let it go and then everyone be quiet. See if we can hear it. Okay are you ready? I heard that. Let's get back to our apartment. To our sleeping quarters. Back to the bunker. You ready? Goodnight Neverland. Is this where we're gonna sleep? Someone's gonna sleep in it. This is where we're gonna sleep. That's right. On the ground. Sleeping on the ground? That's the one thing that threw me off. The Sammy Hagar shirt. The pillow wearing a Sammy Hagar shirt is the weirdest thing so far. Besides the fact that we're in a missile silo, this is weird to me. This ain't weird. What's going on here? So since we're trapped underground with nothing to do and no entertainment except for some really old nuclear missile movies, we're gonna play a board game. We've got the dude perfect board game. Let's go. Did you get it? We found it. How many hours? I think we have another 12 hours. We're only halfway there. Nine forty. Oh my gosh and we have to be in here until 11 a.m tomorrow. If anybody's out there listening right now. But look where we are. This is the safest place we could sleep tonight. We could withstand one of these landing right above us. And we're sleeping right next to the escape hatch. So don't be afraid of anything. We've got a full house in here. Are you guys watching the atomic bomb movie? Atomic bomb? Oh there's Hitler. Oh my god. Fear. Yeah. Bunker buddies. Come on. Okay so now we're getting ready for bed. Everybody else is sleeping right over. There's also no like heating or air conditioning and it's kind of cold in here. Yeah what there's how are we even getting air in here? There's an air ventilation system that's attached from the outside that's actually venting outside air into this shaft. And there's a family of owls living in it. There is. We saw them with our own two eyes. Very good air down here. The owls like it. The owls like it. Where are we? So this is where we're sleeping tonight. Right next to the giant mushroom. Okay well we're on the cold floor on an air mattress. I'm at home here. This is fun. Yeah like at the beginning there was a couple moments of like impending doom. And then there was a couple moments of me thinking that like a freak accident was gonna happen while we were in the silo. The silo does scare me. But overall this has been a really cool experience. I'm feeling good. I'm feeling strong about completing this 24-hour challenge. Let's try to get some sleep. I'm ready. Good morning. Good morning. Did you survive? I'm so lost and confused. Is it time to get up? It always looks the same in here. The lungs are gonna feel so happy finally getting to breathe fresh air. I forgot what the sky looks like. What's going on up there? I'll tell you what the sky looks like. It's blue and there's white marshmallows that you cannot eat. Okay. You guys remember that? Let's see if that's true. Let's see. Let's see if they'll let us out. Bye bunker. You were lots of fun. Hopefully we can get these two ton doors to unseal for us. Okay we did it. Almost did it. 24 hours underground. Please let the door be open. Oh the world. Air. We did it. The world's still here and we didn't have to use the escape hatch. I can't believe that we survived underground for 24 hours. And did we mention that we were underground just outside of Roswell, New Mexico? Kind of made it even more eerie. So now we're gonna head into town and see if we can find some aliens.