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Hong Kong has four free drone shows over Victoria Harbour from 12 to 14 November 2026. For BIGBANG’s anniversary show, head to the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade on Thursday or Saturday. For the 2,000-drone fashion display, head to the Hung Hom waterfront on Friday or Saturday.

If you’d like to see both in one evening, Saturday is your chance: the Hung Hom show starts at 8pm and BIGBANG’s starts at 10pm.

BIGBANG 20th Anniversary Drone Shows — 12 & 14 November

BIGBANG’s first drone show takes place the night before the group opens its four-concert run at Kai Tak Stadium. You can watch from the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade without a concert ticket. The Thursday show starts at 8pm, while Saturday’s starts two hours later. Each lasts about 15 minutes.

Look out for the yellow crown, a familiar sight for anyone who’s seen fans waving light sticks at a BIGBANG concert. During rehearsals, the drones formed a crown above the group’s name in white lights. They also traced the shape of the light stick itself, down to its red centre and green handle.

Thursday, 12 November8pm to approximately 8:15pm
Saturday, 14 November10pm to approximately 10:15pm
Where to watchTsim Sha Tsui Promenade (Google Maps)
AdmissionFree

Hung Hom Waterfront Drone Shows — 13 & 14 November

Over in Hung Hom, 2,000 drones will draw on Hong Kong’s love of shopping for a show inspired by fashion, jewellery and watches. The preview gives you an idea of the scale: points of coloured light form a woman in profile, picking out her hoop earring, flowing hair and the folds of her dress.

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The recommended spot is the new Hung Hom waterfront, and the show starts at 8pm both nights. If Friday is your free evening, this is the display to catch. On Saturday, you can start here and head to Tsim Sha Tsui afterwards for BIGBANG’s 10pm show.

DatesFriday, 13 November and Saturday, 14 November 2026
Time8pm both nights
Where to watchHung Hom waterfront (Google Maps)
AdmissionFree

Header image credit: Hong Kong Tourism Board

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