Utah builds world’s largest blanket fort

• A group of employees from a Utah company gathered to make the largest blanket fort.
• The fort was built with the intention of shattering the previous record of 6,736 square feet.
• All of the blankets that were used in the endeavour, will be given to a local homeless shelter.

A group of employees from a Utah company gathered at a local sports field to make an attempt at breaking the record for the largest blanket fort in the world.

A group of employees from a Utah company gathered at a local sports field to make an attempt at breaking the record. The event, which was organised by the networking group Tacos Together, Moxie Weighted Blankets, and Real Salt Lake, planned to erect a blanket fort that was 10,000 square feet in size.

On Thursday at Rio Tinto Stadium in Lehi, the event, which was organised by the networking group Tacos Together, Moxie Weighted Blankets, and Real Salt Lake, planned to erect a blanket fort that was 10,000 square feet in size.

The fort was built with the intention of shattering the previous record of 6,736 square feet. All of the blankets that were used in the endeavour, according to the event’s organisers, will be given to a local homeless shelter.

On Friday, officials from Guinness had not yet decided whether or not the attempt at breaking the record was successful.

Take a look at the video below:

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