Outdoor-Lasershows
Unsurpassed in festival laser shows: Our years of cross-genre experience
The shared experience in the open air is a very special event - it is not without reason that outdoor festivals and events have always enjoyed great popularity and are growing in number! To enrich this limitless experience and bring the stage experience to the crowd, we can always adapt our powerful, yet compact, show laser projectors to stage designs that captivate the audience. Where no walls limit the experience and you can enjoy the outdoor laser show with all its elements, we create a shared space that connects the show and the audience.
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Spectacular outdoor laser shows - your solution for unforgettable open-air events
Almost 20 years of experience with a wide variety of live shows, open-air events of all shapes and sizes, as well as challenging set-ups and creative stage designs that are far from the norm.
We have worked out a solution for every challenge so far and look forward to enriching new innovative outdoor events, be it a festival laser show or something completely different, with laser shows! Outdoor installations come with their very own pitfalls, which we are always happy to tackle and overcome.
Successful outdoor laser shows: Impressive outdoor laser shows in practice
Responsible handling, especially for outdoor laser shows that could potentially affect road traffic, nearby buildings or even shipping or air traffic, is just as much a part of successful implementation and positive feedback as the use of the outdoor lasers themselves. In addition to the technical implementation, we are of course also available to you as a reliable partner in terms of organization and obtaining permits, should this be necessary. Thanks to our established contacts and our professional approach, the bureaucratic effort is kept to a minimum. With us at your side, nothing stands in the way of the success of your outdoor laser show!
Our references in the field of outdoor and festival laser shows
Our portfolio speaks for itself: through years of trustful cooperation with renowned festivals and event series, we have established ourselves as a competent partner in the field of outdoor laser shows and festival laser shows. Our references include impressive shows at events such as the World Club Dome, Nature One, Parookaville Festival, Dominator and Electric Love Festival, to name but a few.
In addition, we have supported numerous art projects with our expertise and thus broadened the creative horizon in the play of light and color. Our experience in the industry enables us to transform creative visions into fascinating laser shows that will be remembered. See for yourself!
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Frequently Asked Questions about Outdoor Laser Shows
What is an outdoor laser show?
An outdoor laser show takes place in open spaces, on buildings, or within natural surroundings, such as at festivals, city events, or large-scale projection projects. Unlike indoor shows, outdoor laser productions must take additional factors into account, including weather resistance of the equipment, wind conditions (which affect haze and fog), and mandatory coordination with air traffic authorities.
What is the difference between an outdoor laser show and an indoor show?
An outdoor laser show is performed in open-air environments and typically requires significantly more powerful laser projectors to cover large distances. While indoor shows often focus on beam effects enhanced by controlled haze, outdoor productions emphasize large-scale projections onto buildings, laser skies, or the illumination of entire landscapes. In addition, all equipment used outdoors must be weatherproof.
Are outdoor laser shows possible in all weather conditions?
Professional outdoor laser systems are housed in specialized enclosures that protect them from rain and moisture. Light rain can even enhance beam visibility, while very dense fog or heavy snowfall may reduce range and clarity. Strong winds can disperse artificially generated haze quickly, which can significantly impact beam visibility in the air.
How far can laser beams be seen during an outdoor show?
Beam visibility depends on the laser’s output power (measured in watts) and atmospheric conditions. Under clear night-time conditions, high-powered lasers can be visible over several kilometers. For large-scale projections onto structures such as city walls or high-rise buildings, distances ranging from approximately 500 meters up to 3 kilometers are technically achievable.
Are haze or fog machines required outdoors?
To make laser beams visible in the air, they must be reflected by particles in the atmosphere. Since natural haze is often insufficient outdoors, high-performance outdoor hazers or fog machines are commonly used. However, because wind disperses the haze quickly, positioning these machines outdoors is logistically demanding and often requires a larger number of units.
Can an outdoor laser show be performed in daylight?
Even the most powerful lasers cannot compete with direct sunlight. For this reason, effective outdoor laser shows usually begin at dusk (often referred to as the “blue hour”) or after nightfall. The darker the surroundings and the projection surface, the more vivid and high-contrast the laser colors appear.
What is a “laser sky”?
A laser sky refers to a technique in which laser beams are emitted in a fan-like pattern, typically horizontally, just above the audience or across city boundaries. This creates the visual impression of a glowing ceiling made of light. Laser skies are frequently used to mark event locations or as a striking visual element at large public events and city festivals.
Do outdoor laser shows need to be registered with air traffic control?
Yes. Outdoor laser shows whose beams extend into open airspace must be registered with the relevant aviation authority or German Air Traffic Control (DFS). This is essential to ensure flight safety and prevent pilot distraction or glare. In many cases, fixed beam angles or exclusion zones are defined as part of the approval process.