UK: Drone show of the Peter Pan story

(HTV) - On May 26th, "Peter Pan The Drone Light Show" presented a version of the story about the boy who refused to grow up, shown above the Royal Windsor racecourse.

Hundreds of LED drones recreated Peter, Tinkerbell, and Captain Hook's famous grappling hook, as well as his ship, the Jolly Roger.

On May 26th, "Peter Pan The Drone Light Show" presented a version of the story about the boy who refused to grow up, shown above the Royal Windsor racecourse.

Famous London landmarks, including the Elizabeth Tower – home to the iconic Big Ben clock – and Tower Bridge, along with some of the dramatic waves of the River Thames, also appear in the show.

Beginning its wide public premiere on October 3rd, the show will feature cinematic music and narration.

A donation will be made to the Great Ormond Street Hospital charity for every ticket sold.

A donation will be made to the Great Ormond Street Hospital charity fund for every ticket sold.

In 1929, Barrie donated the copyright to his work "Peter Pan" to this hospital.

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Source: https://htv.vn/anh-trinh-chieu-drone-cau-chuyen-peter-pan-2222605281810532.htm