Drone Show

A drone light show is an innovation in entertainment technology. It is a choreographed aerial movement of drones that are equipped with bright LED panels, pyrotechnics, or other payloads suitable for light performance, and connected to a computer. Depending on the number of UAVs in a show, one can find a variety of applications for this great drone show technology and make custom formations up to 1 km wide and tall and promote business of any size and shape. Flying quadcopters can portray in the sky almost anything one can imagine from humble, silhouettes to enormous moving 3D objects or even live portraits people can’t help catching on video. Each drone has its own flight route designed to avoid collisions with all other drones and is controlled by software installed on an operator’s computer. Fireworks can be also used along with the drone shows to add a spectacular effect and captivate the audience even more.

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Multiple factors affect the price, like the show’s visual content, drone quantity, event place and time, logistics, team accommodation, and even the drone light show provider’s name. Please reach out to us as soon as possible via email or this website to ensure you get additional info and discuss the details and services we can offer to elevate your event.

Depending on the scale of the event, our team recommends using a range of 200-300 pieces for a private party, 500 drones for city-scale events, and 1,000+ quadcopters for national-scale professional celebrations. Notice that the more UAVs you use, the more complex and detailed formations can be performed. A light show of 2,000+ drones may break several Guinness world records and be remembered for a unique creativity. Moreover, with greater number of drones your own animation becomes more flexible and memorable.

A perfect drone show lasts up to 15 minutes before drones return home. Low temperatures or strong wind may shorten the duration of shows to 8-10 minutes, because it’s harder for drones to fly in bad weather. This time allows us to bring up to the sky from 9 to 15 images of any origin, from brand logos and large writings to shining abstract formations and perfectly drawn animals and creatures of any type.