Make Your Social Gathering Colourful

FLY360 programmes are designed for groups from 30 to 50,000 people. For a small private gathering, a compact day kite show combined with a kite-making workshop works best. For large community events, the full programme including an LED night kite show is available.

A minimum open area of roughly 40 by 40 metres is recommended for a small kite show, with clear sky overhead and no power lines. Larger events with multiple kites, inflatable figures and LED night flying need proportionally more ground. Share your venue details and our team will confirm what your space can support.

A standard FLY360 social gathering programme runs 2 to 3 hours and includes a kite flying show, a kite-making workshop and an open flying session for guests. Adding an LED night kite show extends the programme by a further 45 to 90 minutes.

The kite flying show itself needs outdoor space with open sky access. The kite-making workshop can run indoors, with guests taking their finished kites outside to fly. This split format works well for venues with limited outdoor area or uncertain weather.

Yes. FLY360 manufactures custom printed kites in any design, colour or theme. Kites for social gatherings can carry a family name, an event hashtag, a housing society or community logo, or a personalised message. Guests often keep them as takeaway gifts.

Pricing depends on the guest count, your city, the programme length, and whether you add an LED night show or custom printed kites. There is no fixed package rate. Send your date, city and expected headcount through the contact form and the team will return a quote with the recommended programme.

Yes. Kite flying has no skill barrier, physical requirement or age limit, which is why it works across all age groups at a family gathering. FLY360 crews handle the large show kites themselves and supervise the open flying session, so guests of any age can take part safely.

Kite flying needs only a light breeze, and our team assesses local wind conditions ahead of your date so the flying window can be scheduled for the best part of the day. If conditions turn unsuitable, the kite-making workshop still runs indoors and the flying session shifts to the next viable slot.