DroneArt Show: Space Chase Is Coming to Santa Anita Park This November — What Families Need to Know!
Los Angeles families have a new nighttime spectacle to put on the calendar. DroneArt Show: Space Chase is coming to Santa Anita Park in Arcadia on November 6 and 7, 2026, with 1,200 synchronized drones creating planets, spaceships, characters, glowing formations, and a story across the night sky.
The outdoor production combines drone choreography, music, and storytelling into a roughly one-hour show designed for both kids and adults. If your family loves space, technology, live music, or experiences that feel different from a traditional concert or stage show, this is one to watch.
A New Cosmic Drone Show for Los Angeles Families
Space Chase is the newest edition of the DroneArt Show series. Rather than simply forming logos or shapes in the sky, the drones are used to tell a family-friendly story centered on a young alien and a curious Earthling whose adventure moves through galaxies, cosmic chases, and glowing wormholes.
The experience is designed as a shared family event, with the visuals synchronized to a musical soundtrack. Because the entire show takes place outdoors after dark, the sky itself becomes the screen.
Dates, Time and Location
DroneArt Show: Space Chase will take place Friday, November 6 and Saturday, November 7, 2026, at Santa Anita Park, 285 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, CA 91007.
The show begins at 8:00 PM and lasts approximately 60 minutes. Doors open two hours before showtime. Organizers encourage guests to arrive early, and late entry may not be permitted once the show begins.
Paid parking will be available on site at Santa Anita Park.
Is DroneArt Show: Space Chase Good for Kids?
Yes. The event is open to all ages, and children under age 3 may attend free. The organizers describe the show as being created for kids and adults alike, which makes it a good option for families with mixed ages who want an evening activity everyone can experience together.
The show is seated, and chairs are available for ticket holders. Parents with very young children should note that stroller access may be limited and strollers may not be permitted inside the venue, so check the current rules before heading out.
What Parents Should Know Before You Go
Because this is an outdoor nighttime event, dress for the evening temperature. Layers, jackets, and even a blanket can make the experience much more comfortable, especially in November.
Food and beverages will be available for purchase at the venue, but outside food and drinks are not allowed. The venue is ADA compliant, and service animals are permitted; other pets are not allowed.
All bags are subject to search. Professional camera equipment and tripods are not permitted, although guests may take photos and videos for personal use as long as they do not disturb other attendees.
A useful family tip: arrive well before 8:00 PM. That gives you time to park, get through entry and bag checks, buy food if needed, find your seats, and settle in before the drones take over the sky.
Tickets and the Waitlist
As of September 16, the official event page is directing families to join the waitlist. Fever's Los Angeles listing says public ticket sales are scheduled to open Thursday, September 17 at 10:00 AM, and the waitlist is advertising an early-bird discount for eligible buyers.
Tickets are sold online through Fever and are not expected to be sold at the venue. Public pricing had not yet been posted when we checked, so families should confirm the current price and availability before purchasing.
For the latest dates, policies and availability, visit the official DroneArt event page. You can also check current ticket availability on Fever.
Why This One Stands Out
Los Angeles has no shortage of family entertainment, but a 1,200-drone story unfolding above Santa Anita Park offers something genuinely different. It combines technology and art in a format that can hold the attention of younger kids while still feeling impressive for teens and adults.
For families looking for a memorable fall night out, Space Chase could be especially fun for children who are fascinated by astronomy, aircraft, robotics, animation, or anything that lights up the sky.
Takeaway
DroneArt Show: Space Chase looks like a strong family-night-out option for November: all ages are welcome, the show is only about an hour long, seating is provided, and the visual format should appeal across generations. The biggest planning points are to buy tickets in advance, arrive early, dress warmly, and check the official event page for any weather or access updates before leaving home.
FUN WITH KIDS IN LA verified event details on September 16, 2026, using the official DroneArt Show and Fever event information. Dates, policies, pricing, and availability can change, so always confirm details with the organizer before attending.
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