Here’s how the All-Star Drone Show looked from West Seattle

You had to be at Seattle Center to hear the music – but otherwise, last night’s All-Star Drone Show was visible from across the bay! Thanks to Carolyn Newman for the photos. The Center said 600 lighted drones flying up to 400 feet above ground were used for “stunning baseball-themed visuals and iconic Seattle scenes … set to a soundtrack of baseball classics and summertime music.” The “iconic scenes” included the Pike Place Market sign:

And even a “twin” for the Space Needle:

According to this GeekWire story from last year, the show was produced by Texas-based Sky Elements.

6 Replies to "Here's how the All-Star Drone Show looked from West Seattle"

  • Liz July 10, 2023 (3:16 am)

    Drone show 

  • LyndaB July 10, 2023 (7:18 am)

    Very cool!  Wish I was there to see it.

  • Gina July 10, 2023 (10:57 am)

    So pretty and no booms or smoke!

  • Evie July 10, 2023 (12:04 pm)

    I love fireworks but the drone shows are so fantastic. Someone should put all the shows around the country together. This would be a great tribute to our amazing country. God Bless America

    • james July 11, 2023 (1:27 pm)

      Time to end fireworks for good. Climate depends on it. 

  • West Seattle Coug July 10, 2023 (12:41 pm)

    It was supposed to go off at 10pm and I stood on my Admiral area deck until 10:15 with no show, so I gave up. Apparently it started later than planned…darn it!

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