Not quite Skynet: Drones to light up night sky at Bingemans

By Ben Eppel

Posted Nov 4, 2020 08:00:00 PM.

The drones are coming.

A futuristic light show of synchronized drones is set to light up the sky at Bingemans this Saturday, with over 100 machines flying in the night sky.

“We are excited to add another entertainment experience to our On The Grand event space,” says Mark Bingeman, President of Bingemans. “Drone Light shows are still a very new experience to most people and we can’t wait to show our region how spectacular they can be. With our drive-in movie season coming to a close, we are glad to provide another safe entertainment experience to our community”

If you want to watch the show, tickets are $25 per vehicle, and you're encouraged to bring snacks as concessions are closed. 

Drone light shows have been increasing in popularity as technology develops, and this isn't Waterloo Region's first taste of the futuristic display.

The City of Waterloo featured an LED drone light show instead of fireworks during Canada day this year.

You can find tickets to this Saturday's show here.

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