The stars aligned above Greggs’ bakery for a unique eight-minute display of 500 SKYMAGIC drones measuring twice the size of Big Ben, and ten times the height of The Angel of the North. A Greggs-inspired space rocket launched into the galaxy from Greggs’ Gosforth Bakery - taking an intergalactic route through the Greggs universe, passing classic menu favourites such as the Sausage Roll and Sugar Strand Doughnut.
Fans were quick to share their excitement across social media with fans posting about their surprise of seeing flying Greggs products in the skies instead of fireworks, and speculating about what was to come from the retailer. The show was a collaboration between Greggs and SKYMAGIC, the drone light show company who flew a drone Corgi above Buckingham Palace for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and a 400-strong drone whale above Windsor Castle for the Coronation of the King. The same team lit up the skies of Newcastle last month for SELA and Newcastle United to celebrate the return of European football to the city.
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