Choreographed drone light shows for weddings, city celebrations and brand reveals. Quiet, smoke‑free, and no fire risk on a dry desert night.
Every show is designed from scratch around your story, your venue and your sky.
Your names, your date, a heart over the saguaros. A send-off guests will film all night.
A fireworks alternative for cities, HOAs and resorts when fire danger, smoke or noise rules out pyro.
Logos, product shapes and QR codes drawn in the sky for launches, conferences and sponsor activations.
Opening nights, sports events and seasonal festivals, with shows that can return year after year.
We're a father-and-son team from the North Phoenix and Cave Creek area. We are building our own aircraft here in Arizona, and we know the desert: the heat, the wind off the washes, and the fire season that cancels fireworks.
Date, place, audience and what you want people to feel. A short call is enough to start.
We review the launch site, crowd line, nearby airports and any permits or FAA approvals the location needs.
We animate your show and send a video preview with the music before anything flies.
Our crew sets up, runs safety checks, flies the show and packs out. You just look up.
Pricing depends on date, location, show length and design work, so every show gets a written quote.
Larger fleets are available on request. Curious what each size looks like? See example shows by other operators.
Shows are flown over a cleared area set back from the audience, with pre-flight checks on every aircraft, geofencing that keeps the swarm inside its show box, and a crew watching the weather. Drones don't throw sparks or debris, which is why many Arizona cities now use them on high fire-danger nights.
Flying many drones from one controller needs an FAA waiver on top of the standard Part 107 commercial pilot certificate. We're working through that process now and will be upfront about where it stands when you contact us. Until it's granted, any show we take on is flown with a licensed, waivered partner operator.
The earlier the better, especially for July 4th and New Year's Eve. Site checks and any approvals take time, so reach out as soon as you have a date in mind.
Drones can't fly safely in high wind or rain. We watch the forecast with you in the days before the show and agree on a backup plan, such as a rain date or a later start time.
Most open venues work, but distance to airports, controlled airspace and crowd layout all matter. Send us the address and we'll check it.
No, we fly drones only. That's the point on a dry desert night: no fire risk, no smoke, and far less noise for pets, wildlife and neighbors.
We'll reply by email, usually within a couple of days. No obligation.