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Step into a world where darkness bursts into life—herds charge, birds take flight, and great beasts emerge in dazzling patterns of light above the iconic Trent Bridge. WILD is a brand-new immersive drone light show, bringing the animal kingdom to life in a dazzling fusion of technology, artistry, and music.
With breathtaking visuals soaring over Nottingham and a cinematic soundtrack to match, this spectacle is pure joy for all ages—from the youngest child to the young at heart.
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