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£15m Rhyl Waterpark Gets Green Light from Denbighshire Council

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Denbighshire Council Gives Green Light to £15m Rhyl Waterpark

The Daily Post reports that Denbighshire County Council has approved plans for a £15m waterpark in Rhyl.

The new facility is expected to attract an extra 350,000 visitors to the town and give a £1.7m annual boost to the local economy.

The waterpark will include a free-fall slide, a family tyre ride and a four-lane multi-slide. A number of ‘dry’ attractions will also be on offer including a climbing wall, activity zone and party rooms.

It is hoped the waterpark’s location on West Parade will benefit the area’s shops and other offerings.

The new all-weather attraction is scheduled to open in 2019.

Image credit: Denbighshire County Council

https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/15m-rhyl-water-park-gets-12534672

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