London's first feature-length drone light show, bringing the animal kingdom to life in the night sky above Lord's Cricket Ground.
WILD: The Drone Light Show comes to Lord's Cricket Ground on Saturday 21 November, London's first feature-length drone show and the first of its kind staged at the Home of Cricket. It's a drone show that brings the animal kingdom to life in the night sky above the ground, with herds charging, birds taking flight and great beasts emerging — lions, dolphins and glowing insects choreographed to a cinematic soundtrack. The whole thing runs for around 40 minutes.
Behind it are Celestial, who were runners-up on Series 19 of Britain's Got Talent, with production by Yuup. The show is built for accessibility rather than noise, so there are no loud bangs — it's quieter for the audience and less disruptive to pets and wildlife. It follows a successful UK debut season that saw more than 70,000 people attend nationwide, part of a partnership that's welcomed over 200,000 visitors since the team's first ticketed touring shows in 2023. The London stop is one leg of a wider UK tour that also takes in Edgbaston, Hove, Trent Bridge, Bristol and the Utilita Bowl.
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On the night, the audience gathers at the Nursery End, with the show itself staged at the Pavilion End. It runs from 18:00 to 18:50, and the gates open at 16:30, so there's plenty of time to get settled before it starts. Tickets are £27.20 for adults (18+), £21.60 for children (3-17), and £24.00 for concessions including NHS staff, over 65s and students. Carers and children under 3 go in for free.
