Dubai World Cup's Closing Ceremony Shatters Records with Spectacular Drone Display

The 28th Dubai World Cup concluded at Meydan Racecourse with a groundbreaking closing ceremony that set three new Guinness World Records. A fleet of 4,000 specialized drones illuminated the night sky, delivering a 33-minute display of dynamic 3D sculptures, pyrotechnics, and LED lights, captivating over 60,000 spectators.

This unprecedented spectacle achieved records for the largest free-flying video display, the largest logo ever flown—depicting the Dubai World Cup emblem—and the largest 3D display ever flown, showcasing the event's winner's trophy. The drones, equipped with advanced LED technology, created intricate aerial formations that redefined the boundaries of visual entertainment.

Major General Dr. Mohammed Essa Al Adhab, Executive Director of Dubai Racing Club, expressed his enthusiasm: "The Dubai World Cup is well-known for a spectacular closing show, and we are working with our partners to make this one better than ever."

The ceremony's visual effects were further enhanced by the use of three of the world's strongest laser beams, each emitting a 600W beam, forming a powerful connection to the universe. Additionally, 12 state-of-the-art 70W show lasers projected vivid canvases of light and color, adding depth and dimension to the aerial performance.