Experience storytelling like never before with a wonderful new 45-minute drone light show adaptation of the classic novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
Join Dorothy and her faithful dog, Toto, as they embark on a whirlwind adventure that begins with a cyclone sweeping them from their Kansas farm to the Land of Oz. Along the way, they meet unforgettable friends: the brain-seeking Scarecrow, the heart-longing Tin Woodman and the courage-craving Cowardly Lion. Together, they bravely confront the Wicked Witch and other life challenges, reminding us of the strength found in friendship and the power of self-belief.
This is more than a show; witness a magical performance in the sky, tuck into your favourites in the food village and enjoy a world-class stadium experience with entertainment at Trent Bridge.
Show flight time: Approximately 45 minutes
Gates will open 2 hours before the show for you to enjoy the food village and pre-show build up.
Show timings:
Gates open: 17:15 (2 hours before the show starts)
Food village opens and DJ starts: 17:15
Show starts (drones take flight): 19:15
Show ends (drones land): 20:00
Site closes: 21:30
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the drone light show will take place at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. Doors will open 2 hours prior to the show so that you can enjoy the food and preshow build up.
What to expect:
A 45-minute drone light display
Captivating narration with an immersive soundtrack
Food village and refreshment stalls
Pre-show stadium entertainment
A family-friendly, wheelchair accessible event
Hospitality and premium tickets
Make your evening extra special with hospitality or premium tickets.
Useful information
Pre-bookable parking available: Yes. Parking must be pre-booked and more information can be found here: https://www.trentbridge.co.uk/visit/trent-bridge.html
Age restrictions: 0+
Standard | |
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Pre-sale adult
(aged 18+)
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£14
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Pre-sale adult + child under 3
(under 3s go free, sat on adult’s lap)
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£14
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Pre-sale child
(aged 3 and over)
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£9
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Pre-sale concession
(Student | Over 65 | Armed forces | Bluelight card holder (ID required))
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£9
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Pre-sale concession + child under 3
(under 3s go free, sat on adults lap)
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£9
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Companion | Carer
(registered carer ID required, please refer to FAQs)
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Free
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Wheelchair | |
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Pre-sale wheelchair user adult
(aged 18+)
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£14
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Pre-sale wheelchair user child
(aged 3 and over)
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£9
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Wheelchair companion | |
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Companion | Carer
(registered carer ID required, please refer to FAQs)
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Free
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Premium | |
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Pre-sale premium adult
(aged 18+)
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£27
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Pre-sale premium adult + child under 3
(Under 3s go free, sat on adult's lap)
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£27
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Pre-sale premium child
(aged 3 and over)
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£22
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Companion | Carer
(registered carer ID required, please refer to FAQs)
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Free
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Ensure you bring your QR code ticket and allow plenty of time to get through the gates
Access to the venue will be via Bridgford Road and Hound Road. The entrances on Radcliffe Road and Fox Road will not be in operation
We encourage use of public transport to reach the venue.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is brought to you in Nottingham by a collaboration between Celestial, Yuup and Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club.
About Celestial
Celestial has a reputation as one of the top drone show companies in the world and has consistently delivered super-premium shows for some of the biggest names, including Eurovision, Amazon Prime’s Lord of the Rings, London New Year’s Eve, Manchester City soccer club and many more.
About Yuup
Yuup, the local experiences company, helps people find and book exciting things to do in their community. Yuup has earned a reputation for curating unique experiences for everyone to enjoy, building a place where people follow their passions, create memories, and discover things that make life awesome.
About Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club
Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club is one of eighteen first-class county clubs within the domestic cricket structure of England and Wales. It represents the historic county of Nottinghamshire. The county club was founded in 1841, although teams had played first-class cricket under the Nottinghamshire name since 1835.
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