Tours of alleged UFO crash site begin

A group of five people were first on the land that’s been closed for 71 years.

Candelaria Ruiz says she bought her ticket for the tour months ago and she was filled with excitement once she actually got on the land.

"We were looking at it and touching it and touching the dirt. And you know, it's something you can't explain, but it's a good feeling," Ruiz said.

Lauren, Madison and Abby Bogle's family bought the ranch in Corona, New Mexico that surrounds the alleged crash site. That area is actually government property.

The Bogle sisters say 200 tickets have been sold so far.

For more information about the tours, follow this link.