The honor of hosting the first-ever drone show performed in a Walt Disney Company theme park will go to France this March, when Disneyland Paris celebrates its 30th anniversary.
Disneyland Paris said the unprecedented drone show would be part of its wider nightly Disney D-Light performances marking the venue’s third decade of operation. The specially conceived spectacle will feature 200 UAVs illuminating the sky around Sleeping Beauty’s Castle, along with video projections, water jets, lighting effects, and both existing and newly composed Disney music. The nightly display will begin March 6, and serve to bring down the curtain for the day ahead of the park’s closing.
Overseeing the first drone show to join the Disneyland array of entertainment is Dronisos, a French UAV performance company that says it has more than 40,000 indoor and outdoor aerial events to its record. To prepare its choreographed displays for Disneyland Paris, the company has been…
