Indoor drone light shows

The cost of an indoor drone light show will vary depending on factors such as the size and complexity of the show, and the location of the event. Our team will provide you with a detailed quote based on your specific event needs and budget. However, you can generally expect to pay between $15k for a small show (if you are local), and around $100k for our largest, most extravagant shows. Most shows are between $25k-$50k.

Booking an indoor drone light show with Illuminate Drones is a simple and stress-free process. Our team will work with you to understand your specific event needs and create a custom show that will leave your guests in awe. We'll handle all the technical aspects of the show, including setup, operation, and takedown of the drones and equipment. All you need to do is provide us with the venue space and specifics and we'll take care of the rest. Once the show is booked, our team will keep in touch with you and provide you with a detailed schedule leading up to the event. On the day of the event, our team will arrive early to set up and ensure that everything is ready for a seamless show. After the show, we'll handle the takedown and leave your venue as we found it.

The amount of space required for an indoor drone light show will vary depending on the size and complexity of the show. Our team will work with you to understand your specific event needs and ensure that we have the necessary space to create a stunning display. Let's say you want to fly a 40 drone show though, on average, that will take about 25x25 feet with 15-25 foot ceilings. This can be done in different configurations, however, to work with various stage sizes. We have flown 100 drone shows with 12 foot ceilings. It all depends on the show you are looking for!

Yes, you can! Old systems took days of setting up dozens of markers and anchors throughout a room and ceiling in order to fly. With our new system, we can fly in basically any room (we've flown in a basement and a single car garage) with minimal setup time (generally 1-2 minutes).

The length of time it takes to design an indoor drone light show will vary depending on the size and complexity of the show. Our team will work with you to understand your specific event needs and create a custom show that will leave your guests in awe. The show can be tailored to the length of your event, but typically we prefer at least a 4 week lead time. We can do shows with less lead time but only under certain circumstances. We recommend discussing your specific needs with our team to get a more accurate estimate of the time required for your indoor drone light show.

Since the drone shows are inside, the FAA has no laws and regulations for inside drones. So, as long as the venue is good with it (and we have plenty of hard data to show them why they should be), we do not need to seek any permits or waivers. All our pilots are Part 107 certified (not a requirement by law) and have hundreds of flight hours, to give complete peace of mind. You can click here to see the FAA requirements for indoor flights.

The length of an indoor drone light show typically lasts between 4-7 minutes (for audience attention I would recommend an absolute max of 5 minutes). These shorter shows are designed to be a spectacular and memorable feature of your event, without taking up too much time. They are perfect for adding excitement and energy to corporate events, concerts, private parties, weddings, product launches, and more. Our team will work with you to understand your specific event needs and create a custom show.

Our system is the most advanced and safest in the world! Our drones weigh 190 grams and the propellers spin slowly enough that you can stick a finger in them and walk away without even a bruise. This is not your average drone!

We have several safety features built into the drones and the software in case of emergencies. We can provide our complete safety document to you and your venue.

Yes! We have done many shows outside of the states and can perform all around the world!

International shows do usually require more lead time and usually a slightly higher budget. Even then, we are usually less expensive than the few non-US suppliers out there as they are running on older, complex and much more expensive tech.