THESE amazing drone photos show Llandudno's famous Ferris wheel being pieced back together. 

The 69-foot tall structure arrived at Llandudno Pier over the weekend. It made its annual trip to Sheffield ahead of Christmas 2023.

It is now in the process of being reassembled and the ride is on schedule to open towards the end of next week.

North Wales Pioneer: Drone image of the Ferris wheel on Llandudno PierDrone image of the Ferris wheel on Llandudno Pier (Image: Patrick Glover / SEO reporter)
Patrick Glover, SEO reporter for Newsquest, took these stunning images on Monday, March 11 of the now famous structure being built back up. 


He also shared other photographs of the structure being reassembled and two videos.

Paul Williams, general manager at Llandudno Pier, said: "We are excited to welcome back the Pier View Wheel for another season.

North Wales Pioneer: Llandudno's giant Ferris wheel is in the process of being reassembledLlandudno's giant Ferris wheel is in the process of being reassembled (Image: Patrick Glover, SEO reporter)
"The wheel has become a local landmark with its magnificent presence along the North Wales coast line, especially when illuminated in the evenings.

North Wales Pioneer: Close up of the structure which is being pieced back togetherClose up of the structure which is being pieced back together (Image: Patrick Glover / SEO reporter)
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"We can't wait to see our returning visitors and those experiencing the ride for the first time in what is hoping to be another tremendous year on the Pier.

North Wales Pioneer: The incredible structure, made in Italy, returned to the pier in a truck on SundayThe incredible structure, made in Italy, returned to the pier in a truck on Sunday (Image: Patrick Glover / SEO reporter)
"The ride is on schedule to open towards the end of the week."

The £1million structure, which was custom-made, opened in August 2021.

Llandudno Pier owner Adam Williams commissioned Italian manufacturer Lamborghini to design the traditional wheel, which has 18 gondolas carrying six people each.