Flock Drone Art performs the “Night of the Drones” at the Camp Nou

As part of the Barçaland 2022 program, the Spanish startup Flock Drone Art Even today it offers the show called “Drone Night”, with more than a hundred teams configuring an extraordinary choreography in this stadium.

One of the great novelties offered this year by the activity programme Barcalandia 2022 and the drone nightwhich started yesterday and will have its last pass today, at the FC Barcelona stadium Spotify Camp Nou; a show produced by Flock Drone Art in which he performs a dance with more than a hundred drones which, in perfect choreography, create a surprising visual effect.

This experience is linked to a night visit to the FC Barcelona museum and is set to DJ music, with three projections of the drone show (at 8.00pm, 9.15pm and 10.30pm), which attendees can watch from the so called Views from the stadium grandstand.

The 3,600 tickets for the daily sessions of Flock Drone Art shows have already sold out, “reflecting the public’s interest in these light and color shows”, which also hosted another drone event for TV3 on 18 December,” broadcast live on television to an average audience that exceeded 216,000 viewers,” he explains Fran Arnaumanaging director of the company.

For this Barcelona-founded startup, “that a global brand like FC Barcelona is committed to innovating with this new format within its stadium also reflects that drones are consolidating as a very important element in the organization of great events,” he underlines. Arnau-. The world of football is one of the sectors that is making the most of this technology, and in the Qatar 2022 World Cup it was used in several shows”.

Over the past two years, Flock Drone Art has participated with flying drones in more than one hundred events (more data in digital AV). The company assures that this type of show will be one of the big bets in the field of mass events in the coming years, as more and more public and private institutions require this service in their acts.

“We are seeing how they are betting on drone shows for the innovation they represent, compared to other already widely used technologies such as pyrotechnics or mapping -says the CEO of Flock Drone Art-, a trend that will continue to grow in the next few years years. Throughout last summer, our hundred drones lit up the skies of many parts of Spain to celebrate events and parties, bringing together hundreds of thousands of people.”