After selling half a million tickets globally and enjoying a popular debut in London, the DroneArt Show is back for another spectacular display.
Get ready for a breathtaking nighttime show! This event features hundreds of illuminated drones flying in coordinated patterns to create amazing shapes in the sky – you’ll see everything from flowers to animals and plenty more.
Throughout the show, which lasts about an hour, you’ll enjoy live classical music performed by a string quartet.
Here’s everything you need to know and how to get tickets.
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- What is the DroneArt Show?
- When and where is the London DroneArt Show?
- How much do DroneArt Show tickets cost?
- How to get tickets to the DroneArt Show in London
What is the DroneArt Show?
The DroneArt Show is a unique event that combines art and music. Imagine hundreds of glowing drones creating beautiful, shifting pictures in the sky, all while a string quartet plays classical music by candlelight – it’s an open-air experience unlike any other.
As a huge movie and spectacle lover, I was absolutely blown away by this show! Imagine the night sky becoming a giant, moving painting. Hundreds of lights – actually drones! – take off as it gets dark and create these incredible shapes, like stars and flowers, all perfectly synced to a live orchestra. It’s not just a concert; it’s a breathtaking, open-air display of light, color, and pure magic – a concert in the sky, and it’s honestly unforgettable.
When and where is the London DroneArt Show?
The DroneArt Show is being held at Kempton Park Racecourse, close to Hampton Court Palace. You can easily get there by train – the closest stations are Kempton Park and Sunbury, both on the Southwestern Railway line.
The drone show is currently scheduled to begin on May 22nd and 23rd, 2026, with additional dates being added each month. Please note the show starts at 9:30 PM in complete darkness, which may be quite late for younger children.
How much do DroneArt Show tickets cost?
Tickets are available from £25.90, but parking costs an additional £12 and Fast Track access is £6 extra.
How to get tickets to the DroneArt Show in London
Tickets are selling quickly on Fever, so be sure to get yours soon to avoid missing out!
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