Actor Dan Aykroyd claims he had ‘spectacular’ UFO encounters four times

In a surprising revelation, comedian Dan Aykroyd described his encounter with an unidentified flying object (UFO) as a massive, grey, balloon-like object with no lights and the size of a Macy’s Day Parade balloon. During an interview with Fox News on Monday, the ‘Ghostbusters’ star claimed to have seen UFOs at least four times, with the most incredible experience occurring while he was staying in a hotel with his buddies. “The most spectacular one that I saw was bout 50 feet away from me and on the 23rd floor of a hotel in Montreal,” Aykroyd was quoted as saying. “There were no lights at all, it was just a big, grey object that looked like a Macy’s Day Parade balloon,” the Hollywood legend added.

Aykroyd described the item hovering around 50 feet away from him while he was on the 23rd floor of a hotel in Montreal, Canada

Aykroyd described the item hovering around 50 feet away from him while he was on the 23rd floor of a hotel in Montreal, Canada. He stared at it for nearly 90 seconds before it floated away, dispersing across the St. Lawrence River. The actor and artist highlighted the sighting’s uniqueness, claiming that neither helicopters nor regular planes could account for it. “We looked out the window, and there was this big grey object, 100 feet long, 50 feet high, with what looks like a bunch of grapes underneath it, you know?” he blurted out. “It just sat there, and we got a good look at it for about a minute and a half and then it kind of turned slowly, no sound, and it just drifted off. We ran into the hall and saw it drift into the St. Lawrence River,” he added, insisting that “I know what I saw and I know I had a witness with me.”

Days after odd allegations of a 10-foot-tall alien landing in Florida became popular on social media, Miami police denied the rumours, saying “There were no aliens, UFOs, or ETs.” The claims began on New Year’s Day when a video circulated on the internet purporting to show a massive figure wandering outside Bayside Marketplace, a prominent Miami shopping mall, with scores of police cruisers with flashing lights surrounding it. However, authorities believe that the shaky, close-up film, which was captured from numerous floors above, is not at all unusual.