Drone shows in Pleasant Prairie
Pleasant Prairie sits between I-94 and the lake, about halfway between Milwaukee and Chicago.
Twelfth Night bonfire
The village’s holiday tradition comes after Christmas: in early January people bring their old trees to the RecPlex Pavilion for a bonfire with singing and hot chocolate. A drone show is a fitting way to close the season there.
Lake Andrea
The lakeshore lawn at Prairie Springs Park, just west of RecPlex, has hosted village fireworks over Lake Andrea.
Airspace
Kenosha Regional Airport, the nearest, has a control tower. The team checks whether the launch point needs approval.
Shows start at 150 drones; see typical budgets in the cost guide or run the show planner for Pleasant Prairie.
Sources
- CBS 58: Twelfth Night bonfire
- Village of Pleasant Prairie: Lake Andrea event
- AirNav: Kenosha Regional Airport (ENW)
Updated November 2026. Figures are from public reporting and are not a quote.
What happens when you enquire
- You send a few details about the event: date, place, rough crowd size.
- Your enquiry goes to one licensed drone show team in southeast Wisconsin. Nobody else gets your details.
- They contact you to talk through the show, the site and the airspace, then send a written quote.
- There is no obligation. You decide whether to book.
Not sure on numbers yet? The show planner gives you a budget range and a checklist first.