They have been building the designs since Monday and now it's open to the public till Sunday 17th at mid day.
I'm off to take a look on Sunday at the 10am section, it's sponsored by Gemar Balloons and they have used 125k.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-big-balloon-build-open-to-all-friday-15-dec-to-sunday-17-december-tickets-754726716927

We went down to take a look at the Big Build this morning, met up with Danielle for an enjoyable few hours.
It says they used 125 thousand round balloons and to be honest we did not count them... ROFL, he he.

There was some twisting designs but the majority were with the round balloons.

The other thing to mention is that some of the designs were made 5/6 days ago now and a few things did require a little attention.
I spoke with Liz who was one of the organisers and she did mention that they had 80 people attending and making the designs over four days.

We walked around the venue three times, twice the correct way and then later during the visit against the flow,
I should say it had quietened down later in the morning so we did not upset or get in anyone's way.
You do see things differently walking in both directions.

This was on the first walk around the display.

The signs, Toys and North Pole were simple but very effective.

More from around the display.

I did like the Lamp design.

The event was sponsored by Gemar, although we could not see any signs stating this but then perhaps we were not looking or just missed them.

The Christmas Tree was very striking.

More pictures from around the build.

I did like the North Pole sign.

They had a little gift shop with sweets and a boxed balloon bear to make.

The back of the large Christmas Tree.

The Snow slope and double doors.

More from around the event.