This Drone Flight Through Chicago’s Wrigley Field Will Make Anyone a Cubs Fan

Last 12 months, a video of a drone zipping by way of a bowling alley and squeezing its method into locations you by no means thought a drone might fly, captivated the web’s consideration. The gifted workforce behind that video is back with another unbelievable flight video offering a behind-the-scenes take a look at Wrigley Field and the encompassing neighborhood. Buckle up!

It doesn’t matter the place your main league baseball allegiances could lie, it’s not possible to not respect what the Chicago Cubs needed to elaborately orchestrate to make this video doable. The drone’s flight begins by following one among Chicago’s iconic “L” trains earlier than dipping down and flying by way of Murphy’s Bleachers sports activities pub, across the surrounding neighborhood, proper by way of the cab of a firetruck, after which over some pre-game festivities earlier than getting into Wrigley Field.

The tour continues on within the ballpark itself, contained in the scoreboard, and even proper by way of the Cubs’ Clubhouse and again places of work earlier than following gamers again out onto the sector. The video was created by Sky Candy Studios, whose Instagram account credit Michael Welsh for the unimaginable drone piloting. Was all of it shot in a single take? Probably not given some elements of the four-minute video present the stands empty, whereas it ends with what seems to be a full home on recreation day. Does that make it any much less spectacular? Of course not.

We’ve reached out to Sky Candy Studios inquiring about what sort of drone and digital camera was used to movie this video, however when sharing this video by way of its Instagram account, the studio calls out each motion cam maker GoPro, and Rotor Riot, an organization that builds and sells a wide range of totally different drones, together with FPV and cinewhoops, that are sufficiently small to navigate extremely tight areas however maneuverable sufficient to seize unimaginable footage like this.