Look up, the night sky is about to come alive. Visited by over 200.000 people, the magical drone show is back. This year, it invites you to a brand new experience, The Sky Kingdom drone light show.
See hundreds of drones take a flight above Birmingham and Nottingham, transforming the darkness into a dazzling living canvas. From dramatic deserts and icy oceans to glorious dragons flying over the city, this year’s shows are even bigger and better. Choreographed to a sweeping cinematic vision, it’s an extraordinary experience for the whole family.
6 November 2026 19:00 + more dates
What can you expect from these drone light shows?
Prepare to swap binge-watching Netflix documentaries on your sofa for this captivating experience. The Sky Kingdom will paint the sky with magical and mythical creatures. Hundreds of high-quality drones will be sweeping and soaring in perfect harmony, sketching out views.
The best part? It’s open for everyone. This world-class show welcomes all ages. Whether you’re a family making memories or a couple enjoying a romantic date that lights up the sky, the light display aims to bring people from all over the UK together.
What’s special about this show?
Unlike fireworks, there are no smoky skies and ear-splitting bangs – just dazzling visuals that are kind to pets and little children. Designed with inclusivity in mind, Sky Kingdom: A Dragon Drone Light Show offers wheelchair access, buggy parks, and a gentle pace.
Just don’t mistake gentle for boring! This is more than a light show. Set to a powerful cinematic soundtrack that amplifies the beauty of each scene, the display stirs emotions across generations. This brilliant drone show promises a spectacular event, inviting you to a truly captivating and unforgettable experience for those seeking comfort and magic all at once.
Celestial’s BGT performances
While this drone show aims to create magic for everyone, that’s not even the best part. The creators of The Sky Kingdom – Celestial are also proudly known as Britain’s Got Talent contestants. After getting a Golden Buzzer and earning a second place in the show, it captivated the judges with a light display over Greenwich Park and the Thames.
How to get there?
If you’re based in Birmingham, good news. Edgbaston Stadium is located just a short distance from central Birmingham, easily accessible via the frequent 45 and 47 public bus routes from the city centre, or by a 40-minute walk from Birmingham New Street Station.
If you’re travelling from Birmingham to Nottingham, the journey is easy too. The fastest way is hopping on a one-hour train to Nottingham: Trent Bridge, and that’s where your wild journey begins.
Sky Kingdom: A Dragon Drone Light Show – Birmingham
6 November 2026 19:00 + more dates
