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Skyflyer to be removed from Rhyl site after winds caused it to deflate

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Zip World’s Skyflyer airship brought down by strong winds in Rhyl. Residents said the aerostat ‘all of a sudden just collapsed into itself’ Yesterday Zip World posted an update to say that it will be removed. The £2.5million project involves a 32-metre inflated balloon.

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Skyflyer to be removed from Rhyl site after winds caused it to deflate

It fell foul of Hurricane Lee earlier this week.

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Skyflyer to be removed from Rhyl site after winds caused it to deflate

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