Dasara Drone Show Mysore 2024 schedule, date, timings and tickets price are now out
The drone show in Mysuru will be produced by the same company that performed drone exhibitions in Varanasi and Haridwar.
For the lighting at the Mysuru drone show, the government is investing ₹6.5 crore. An estimated 2,42,012 units of power will be used over the 21-day illumination for a total anticipated power consumption of 2,881 kilowatts.
Dasara Drone Show Mysuru 2024 schedule, date, timings, tickets price and location address details
This year, one of Mysuru Dasara’s new attractions is a drone show featuring 1,500 drones equipped with LED bulbs that will light up the sky in various shapes. The event will take place at the Torchlight Parade Grounds in Bannimantap on October 6 and 7, and again on October 11 and 12, from 8 p.m. to 8.15 p.m.
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Visitor should anticipate to see the illuminated city while riding the open-top “Ambari” double decker buses, much like they did the year before. This Dasara, KSTDC will run six Ambari buses, and reservations for the rides are already open. The buses allow visitors to see the city come to life with bright lights.
Reservations for both the upper and lower decks of Ambari can be made online, and the riding times have been revealed. Because more individuals wanted to commute on the rooftop to take in the city’s magnificence and lighting, there was a greater demand for the upper deck last year. Every commuter wants to ride the roof of the 40-seat Ambari bus to observe Mysuru.
Mysuru drone show entry
The Mysuru drone show will take place at 8 p.m. tonight, October 7, and October 11 and 12. The show is free to enter with no tickets cost and will feature 1,500 drones illuminating the sky for approximately fifteen minutes today and tomorrow.
The event has been scheduled to coincide with the Torchlight Parade on October 11 and 12. According to K.M. Munigopal Raju, Director (Technical) of CESC, Dasara illumination has been improved this year, with a stronger emphasis on the city’s major thoroughfares and circles.
There’s a possibility of electricity failure after the rain. Therefore, in order to prevent electric shock, individuals are asked to keep their distance from the electric lamps when shooting pictures.