Drone Videos of Las Vegas

Legendary first person view (FPV) pilot JohnnyFPV has probably done more than anyone on the planet to introduce highly cinematic FPV footage into the main stream.  Whether it's filming commercials for Porsche or shooting FPV footage for the big-budget feature film Red Notice, he is at the forefront of this emerging art form.  No surprise then that he was tapped by the National Football League to help create promotional footage for the 2022 Pro Bowl at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, some of which you'll see in this epic video. 

Former DVOW Finalist thedronalist brings us this excellent drone video from the fabled Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada.  The video opens with a shot looking west towards the Venetian and Harrah's casinos from the perspective of the Mirage, which sits on the opposite side of Las Vegas Boulevard.  Next up is a shot looking south towards the Flamingo (whose construction in 1946 marked the birth of the strip) and opposite the ultra-luxurious Bellagio.  Other featured locations include the Nevada High Roller Ferris Wheel, Treasure Island and more.   

AirVuz contributor Drone Las Vegas put together this outstanding professional drone reel showing a wide variety of aerial videography work, mostly in the Southwestern USA state of Nevada.  The reel features footage of some of the most well-known sites in Las Vegas, namely the giant casinos on the stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard known as the Strip.  The reel also features footage from the surrounding desert as well as some incredible action shots involving the new extreme sport of "flyboarding".  

Held in early January, the Consumer Electronics Show is one of the largest trade shows in the Western Hemisphere.   With over 170k attendees in a typical year, there's only one city which can accommodate it: Las Vegas.  The fills up the giant Las Vegas Convention Center, as well as most of the 150k hotel rooms on the Las Vegas Strip (by far the world's largest hotel market).  At the 2018 CES event, top AirVuz contributor LA_Drones worked with the chipmaker Intel and produced this amazing piece from the fountains of the Bellagio Casino.    

Top AirVuz contributor Jay Christensen has become one of the worldwide go-to content creators when it comes to one-shot first person view (FPV) video shoots.  That's why he was tapped to create this incredible one-shot tour of the venue for the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas in connection with the 2022 National Hockey League All-Star Game.  Home of the Las Vegas Golden Knights NHL team, the arena seats up to 20k.  Opened in 2016, the arena is located on the Las Vegas Strip, adjacent to the MGM Grand.    

In this drone video by AirVuz contributor Aces Up, you'll get an aerial tour of Las Vegas during one of the strangest time in the city's history: during the Covid-19 pandemic in the Spring of 2020.  With its local economy dominated by tourism and convention business, America's gambling saw profound dislocation when social distancing measures forced the citiy's casinos and other public spaces to shut down.  With no tourists and hundreds of thousands of gaming and hospitality workers laid off, the city took on the look of a ghost town.  

Las Vegas, Nevada is the gambling capital of North America.  Born out of the construction phase of nearby Hoover Dam in the 1930's, the city is known for its casinos that are filled with gambling, shopping, fine dining and entertainment. Just outside of the city limits lies the Mojave Desert, the driest desert in North America. The dichotomy between the two can be seen in this video, featuring the Vegas Strip and rolling desert hills, by travispacheco. He used the DJI Mavic 2 Pro and DJI Osmo Pocket to create this film.

In this drone video by contributor Octavio Velazquez Lozano, you'll be treated to aerial views of one of America's most iconic sites: the Las Vegas Strip.  It's the name for a 6.8 km (4.2 mi.) stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard south of the city itself in Clark County, Nevada.  The video features footage of some of the Strip's most well-known casino properties, including (in order of first appearance): New York, New York; Paris; Mandalay Bay; the MGM Grand; the Excalibur; the Bellagio; the Luxor; and more.

What happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas, it plays out on AirVuz.com. Well, at least it does in this case! AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) pilot KeleFPV takes us on a mini-tour of his trip through the eyes of his quad. Whether whooping through the hotel room in his group's homemade race course, flying around the Hard Rock Casino's infamous guitar, or cliff diving through the deserts that surround the city it was a wild ride of a trip! This video earned KeleFPV a Pilot to Watch nod in January of 2019.

With its local economy dominated by tourism and convention business, Las Vegas, Nevada saw profound dislocation when the Covid-19 worldwide pandemic forced the city's casinos and other public spaces to shut down in mid-March, 2020.  Within weeks, hundreds of thousands of workers tied to the gaming industry had filed for unemployment benefits.  In this drone video by Aces Up, you'll get an aerial glimpse of the giant Las Vegas Observation Wheel at the Link Hotel, just east of Las Vegas Boulevard (aka the Strip).

In this episode of Ryan's ridiculous, Ryan heads to the Las Vegas Strip for a bungee jump off of the tower of the The Strat Hotel, Casino and SkyPod, formerly known as the Stratosphere.  The USA's tallest freestanding observation tower, the Strat opened in 1996.  In 2010, new owners opened the SkyJump attraction, which lets riders bungee dive from the top of the 350 meter (1.15k ft.) tower on the northern end of the Strip.  Note that the drone filming in this piece was undertaken with the full consent of the property owner.  

Las Vegas, located in the desert of Nevada in the Southwestern US, is a most improbable city.  What has sustained the city almost since its beginnings has been legalized gambling, mostly in the form of huge casinos which line the Strip, a 6.8 km (4.2 mi.) stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard south of the city limits.  In this episode of Droning America, hostess Angie Avestruz collaborated with Anthony Cools, an avid drone enthusiast and pilot who has a long-running hypnosis show at one of the larger Las Vegas casino properties.