Fever Partners With Warner Bros. Discovery on Global Harry Potter Drone Show Rollout

New updates have been reported about Fever.

Fever is expanding its portfolio of large-scale proprietary live experiences through a new global partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences to launch DroneArt Show: Harry Potter™, a touring, open-air drone spectacle built around the Harry Potter film franchise. The show debuts June 13 in Los Angeles and will then travel across the U.S., the U.K., and Europe, reinforcing Fever’s positioning as a key distribution and technology partner for major IP-based cultural events.

The experience uses 1,200 synchronized illuminated drones, a live violinist, film dialogue, and the original soundtrack to create aerial recreations of iconic scenes, while LED wristbands deepen audience interaction and data capture opportunities for Fever. The world premiere at UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium will serve as a one-night 25th anniversary event, giving Fever a high-visibility launch moment with strong merchandising and F&B upsell potential, plus a structured waiting-list funnel via its app and website that can drive advance demand forecasting, dynamic pricing, and future cross-selling of other experiences.

Isabel Solano, Fever’s Global Vice President of Original Experiences, framed the project as a strategic milestone in its mission to bring large-scale cultural experiences to mass audiences by combining proprietary tech, creative production, and strong IP partnerships. The initiative strengthens Fever’s track record with globally recognized franchises and underscores its role as an enabler for studios looking to monetize content via location-based entertainment, a segment that continues to attract capital as media companies seek incremental, experiential revenue streams.

For Fever, the tour offers multiple levers: incremental ticketing and ancillary revenue, richer first-party data on high-intent fans of a durable franchise, and replicable show formats that can be adapted or extended to other IP. The limited-ticket, waitlist-driven model suggests Fever is prioritizing controlled capacity management, pricing power, and scarcity-based marketing, while the multi-region rollout should create a pipeline of recurring events and potential for future expansion into additional markets if uptake is strong.

The Harry Potter brand’s longevity and ongoing content roadmap, including an announced HBO Original TV series, supports medium-term demand for related live experiences and could enable Fever to extend or refresh the DroneArt concept over time. While financial terms were not disclosed, the scope, cities, and technology footprint position this as a meaningful addition to Fever’s original experiences slate and a further validation of its strategy to sit at the intersection of data-driven ticketing, IP licensing, and immersive entertainment at global scale.