If you love height, adrenaline and some pretty high speeds you may have already visited a Zip World site or have it on your list of places to visit in Wales. Now they are finally launching their 23rd attraction, the Skyflyer after it was meant to launch in summer 2022.
Launching at their Rhyl site the blimp-style aircraft is 400ft above the ground, boasts panoramic beachfront views and even welcomes dogs on board to enjoy the experience. The Skyflyer has also been specifically designed to be accessible for all, featuring wheel-chair access and other disability-support equipment.
The Skyflyer will be open to the public from Saturday, March 11 and the sights shown from the Skyflyer will include the north Wales coast, Liverpool, the Isle of Man and all the way to Ireland on a clear day. You can book your trip on the Skyflyer on the Zip World website and ticket prices start at £20 and children aged under three go free.
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You will be able to enjoy the Skyflyer from 9am to 8pm in the summer and 10am to 3pm in the winter. The Skyflyer can also be hired out for private hire. You can keep up to date with the latest What's On news by signing up to the newsletter here.
Zip World Founder and president Sean Taylor said: “We’re proud to be bringing this sight-seeing adventure to the ever-growing town of Rhyl. The North Wales coastline boasts some of the best views in the country and we’re looking forward to welcoming locals and visitors alike to soak up the scenery.”
"This year marks our ten-year anniversary and we’re excited to be kicking it off with the launch of Skyflyer which offers an unforgettable experience for people of all ages and abilities.”
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