Boston's Historic Holiday Drone Show Brings Winter Wonder to the Common
Last weekend, Boston Common transformed into a dazzling winter wonderland as hundreds of synchronized drones lit up the night sky with festive designs. The city's inaugural "Frostival," a season-long series of events aimed at boosting tourism and solidifying Boston's position as a top winter destination, kicked off with a bang.
The Holiday Drone Show, hosted by Meet Boston and the City of Boston, took place twice on Saturday evening through December 20th, drawing in large crowds to the park. Spectators packed the Common at 6 pm and 8 pm for the shows, where the drones launched from Boylston Street, creating mesmerizing patterns and designs.
The display is part of a broader festival that includes other events such as the Holiday Market at Snowport, the SoWa Winter Festival, and the Historic Holiday Stroll. While it remains to be seen how the "Frostival" will impact tourism in Boston, one thing is certain: the city's residents and visitors alike are enjoying a winter of unique experiences.
To experience the magic for yourself, tune in to our YouTube video featuring footage from last weekend's event.
Last weekend, Boston Common transformed into a dazzling winter wonderland as hundreds of synchronized drones lit up the night sky with festive designs. The city's inaugural "Frostival," a season-long series of events aimed at boosting tourism and solidifying Boston's position as a top winter destination, kicked off with a bang.
The Holiday Drone Show, hosted by Meet Boston and the City of Boston, took place twice on Saturday evening through December 20th, drawing in large crowds to the park. Spectators packed the Common at 6 pm and 8 pm for the shows, where the drones launched from Boylston Street, creating mesmerizing patterns and designs.
The display is part of a broader festival that includes other events such as the Holiday Market at Snowport, the SoWa Winter Festival, and the Historic Holiday Stroll. While it remains to be seen how the "Frostival" will impact tourism in Boston, one thing is certain: the city's residents and visitors alike are enjoying a winter of unique experiences.
To experience the magic for yourself, tune in to our YouTube video featuring footage from last weekend's event.
it was literally breathtaking! they had like hundreds of drones flying in sync its so cool how the city is trying to boost tourism and make boston a top winter destination 
the frostival series has some awesome events lined up too, can't wait to check out the holiday market at snowport 
it was literally magical! the drones were so synchronized and colorful 
i loved how they created these patterns in the sky, it felt like i was watching a real-life animation movie 
the crowd was super lively too, people were cheering and clapping along to the music 
can't wait to see what other events happen during frostival! maybe they'll have some drone shows at fenway park too? 
. its great that they're trying new things and making winter feel more exciting in boston
the city is really stepping up its game to attract tourists, and honestly, it's working 
who wouldn't want to visit boston in winter for some festive drone shows? 
how they made it all happen on such a large scale. And it's awesome that Boston is trying to boost tourism with unique events like this... must be pretty cool for locals and tourists alike! 
, I mean, who wouldn't wanna see hundreds of drones lighting up the sky like a bunch of tiny stars? It's awesome that they're trying out new ways to boost tourism and make the city feel more magical. And with events like that Holiday Market at Snowport, it's clear Boston is all about spreading the cheer 
️. I'm def gonna check out the SoWa Winter Festival too - gotta get in on some of that winter wonderland magic 
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the way they coordinated all those drones was pure genius 