Giant bubbles are possible with simple, homemade equipment. Giant bubbles can be the size of a large whale. Alan McKay of Wellington, New Zealand is on record as having created a bubble tunnel more than 100 feet long. A list of official world records can be found at recordholders.org.
Fun Fact! A six-foot diameter bubble requires as little as 3 to 4 ml (less than one teaspoon) of bubble juice. A 40-foot long tube with a 3-foot diameter may use only 15 ml (one tablespoon) of juice!
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Here are a few giant bubble videos. You can find many more big bubble videos on YouTube and Vimeo.
Edward's YouTube channel is here. You will find quite a few bubble-related videos.
Check out Dustin Skye's YouTube channel.
Please watch these videos at full-size HD (where possible) rather than at thumbnail size.
2012 10 30 Super Giant Bubbles
2011 11 Beach Bubbles
Beach Giants
Giant bubble @ 210fps
A sunset bubble in slow motion from my village's bridge.(Didgivo)
Hyde Park Bubbles.
Bubbling Hyde Park
A Big Bubble from NWWRF 2011 Part 4 Bubble Busses
Big Bubbler makes a big one at NWWRF
Todd K's Giants with 12' Top-String
Todd K creates world-class giants
May 26, Some Pretty Big Bubbles
See some bubbles made with the equipment and recipes found in this wiki!
Giant Soap Bubbles June 2013
Using a HEC based juice
Todd K's Bigger Bubbles
Todd K's Big Bubbles
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