Custom aerial entertainment · Las Vegas
Las Vegas Drone Light Shows
Your logo. Your story. Your moment in the sky. We create custom drone shows for conventions, resorts, festivals, celebrations, and brand activations.
No travel fees for Las Vegas shows. We actually live here.
What is a drone light show?
A drone light show uses a fleet of aircraft fitted with lights to create coordinated images and movement in the sky. Each drone becomes a point of light in a larger formation. Positions, colors, and transitions work together to turn those points into lettering, logos, shapes, and animated scenes.
The experience is designed around your audience’s viewing area. A recognizable logo, a short message, or a sequence of themed scenes can tell a story that fits your event.
From an idea to a coordinated flight
The visible show is the result of creative design and practical site planning. Here’s how we work through a production with you.
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Start with the event
We discuss your date, location, audience, budget, and the message you want people to remember. A venue review helps establish what is feasible before the creative scope is confirmed.
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Shape the story
We develop the visual direction around your branding or theme. Drone count, viewing distance, and scene complexity help determine which designs will read clearly in the sky.
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Prepare and produce
We coordinate the production plan, site logistics, and applicable flight requirements. On site, the crew prepares the fleet, checks conditions, and manages the launch and landing area.
What can we create in the sky?
Think beyond a single logo. A show can move through brand colors, recognizable icons, names, dates, characters, and a closing message. The goal is a sequence that feels connected to your event.
More drones give us more points to work with, but the right design matters just as much. We help match the level of detail to the fleet and viewing area rather than treating every image as equally suitable.
This gingerbread clip shows how a simple seasonal character can become an animated moment for a holiday audience.
What does your venue need?
Start with an address and a proposed viewing area. We assess the airspace, launch and landing space, obstacles, audience separation, and sightlines. A venue that looks ideal in photos still needs a site review.
Weather and operating conditions also affect the production. We discuss coordination and contingency arrangements while planning your event.
Ask us to review your venue →How much does a show cost?
Starting from $8,000
Your quote is tailored to the drone count, creative scope, show length, date, and venue requirements. The large production shown here illustrates what is possible; it is not an example of the starting-price package.
No travel fees for Las Vegas shows. Send your event details and we’ll recommend a scope that fits your goals.
Explore drone show pricing →Planning questions, answered
How much does a drone light show cost?
Shows start from $8,000. Your final quote depends on drone count, creative complexity, show length, event date, and venue requirements. There are no travel fees for Las Vegas shows.
How many drones does my show need?
The right count depends on the detail in your designs, the scale of the display, and the viewing distance. Simple icons and lettering need a different approach from detailed portraits. Share your ideas and venue so we can recommend a suitable scope.
Can you create our logo, a name, or a custom animation?
Yes. We design custom lettering, logos, icons, themed scenes, and animated sequences. We review the artwork and adapt it to a drone formation that reads clearly from the audience’s viewing area.
Can a drone show work at any venue?
Every site needs a review. Airspace, available launch and landing space, audience separation, obstacles, and viewing angles all affect feasibility. Send the venue address before committing to a show location.
What happens if the weather changes?
Weather can affect whether a show can fly safely. We discuss weather considerations and contingency arrangements during planning, and the operations team assesses conditions before flight.
When should I start planning?
Contact us as soon as you have a proposed date and venue. Creative development, site review, coordination, and any required approvals need time. We’ll review your timeline before confirming availability and scope.
Let’s build a show around your event.
Share your date, venue, and creative ideas. We’ll help you understand the options and the next steps.
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