GO GO GOOOOOO See something at the Sphere! I've seen the Eagles 2x and Wizard of Oz! can't say enough about this venue! LOVE read more

We attended Wizard of Oz at the Sphere. What an amazing and wonderful experience! From the moment you walk into the lobby, you are immersed in the wonderful World of Oz. The show itself went beyond anything I could have hoped for. I was able to catch an apple (foam) thrown by the trees. The tornado is also something I will always remember. The digital artists did an amazing job expanding the landscapes around the edges of the film. It was all in all, a very memorable experience! read more

The Wizard of Oz at Sphere was amazing!! The level of detail you notice when seeing it on such an immersion surround screen is unbelievable compared to just watching on tv, even for a movie I'd seen so many times. We loved the 4D experience. My kids were exposed to an all-time classic movie in such a fun way by watching it at sphere. The whole family really enjoyed the movie, and the venue is amazing, with a ton of convenience, super helpful staff, and amazing technology. It was also clean and very easy to navigate. Highly recommend!!! read more

We saw the Wizard of Oz and it was awe-inspiring! So many surprises throughout! We brought our 6 year old granddaughter who sat spellbound through the entire event and did not want it to end. There is not a bad seat that we could see. We were in the second tier price of seats (about $125/each) and felt like we hit the jackpot! Pro tip: be sure to get your tickets from the link off the Sphere website. So many third party vendors have huge mark ups on the same seats. Second pro tip: if you are driving to the event, you do not need to arrive too early. The doors open about 30 minutes prior and arriving earlier will just leave you standing in a big entryway and there are no public restrooms until you can enter the theatre. Also, the parking lot only opens about 60 minutes in advance. Third pro tip: apples are available for sale for $10 after the show. Not worth beating up a stranger to take theirs! ;) Fourth pro tip: photo ops are everywhere with even more after the event. Save time for them and be sure your phone is charged. Fifth pro tip: small purses only! Large bags will require you to rent a locker for a large fee. Last pro tip: the concession stand/gift shop on the second floor has no line and all the goodies! The show is totally fun and was the one thing we really spent money on while in Vegas. We were not a bit disappointed! You will enjoy yourself. It is good for most ages and is less frightening than just the original movie. (If flying monkeys scare you that is!). It has been edited (shortened) from the original but you don't feel like you missed a thing. You are completely transported to a fairy land for 90 minutes and are completely lost in wonder. If you want spoilers...there are videos on Facebook. Not sharing any here so you can have the full experience as a surprise if you would like! read more

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Went to see the Wizard of Oz for the second time. The first time was fantastic; however, this time was not as much fun. Those who operate the Sphere don't seem to realize that it is an experience people are after. Today they dropped apples straight down in 4 or 5 areas and that was it. We purchased an apple, but that is not the point. We would have at least liked to have seen the apples fly around a bit and felt like there was at least an opportunity to catch one. The people next to us left early. Very sad! Then as we were leaving the security kept rushing us out because there was a 5 pm show they needed to get ready for. That would have been nice to know before we arrived and there are many ways to say something. First time I went was awesome - could not recommend enough. This time ??? Noone is paying $100+ to see The Wizard of Oz. They are paying for an experience!!! read more

There are no words to describe how magical it was to see No Doubt at the Sphere. Mind bending. Incredible. Gorgeous. Beyond anything I could have imagined. Completely unparalleled and overwhelmingly beautiful. This show is a completely new format of art that can only be experienced at the Sphere. read more

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If you enjoyed the Wizard of Oz as a kid, then definitely go. It has been so many years since I last saw it on TV, that I didn't miss the parts they cut out too much although it did seem shorter. We were in section 305, row 16, seats 24/25 - close to the middle. Good seats and not the crazy expensive ones. My husband caught a foam apple, and I touched one. The blowing leaves did come up to our section. Before the show, there were some mini spheres in the lobby you could get pictures with - the house in Kansas, the Cowardly Lion. After the show there is a Wizard of Oz short interactive performance and you can get pictures with the performers. For the AI parts, yes sometimes Dorothy's face was clear and the people around her were blurred, but the detail you could go see and the sheer scale was almost like you were there yourself. The special effects like the chairs rumbling for the tornado, wind effects of crepe paper leaves flying around for the tornado, and foam red apples dropping from the ceiling were fun. The red foam apple has the "Wizard of Oz" logo on it ,and it is a really well-made apple with a brown stem and calyx at the bottom and green leaf. It was such a silly thing, but I really wanted one and you can only get them by catching one, so I was very happy my husband caught one. Growing up watching "Wizard of Oz" on our little TV, it was great to see the detail in Dorothy and the Wicked Witch's face when it is larger than movie screen size. Seeing the colorful Land of Oz through Dorothy's open door or the Emerald City towering over you like you are really walking up to it was thrilling. The sound system provides 3D sound, and I couldn't help my body bouncing as I heard the familiar songs "Follow the Yellow Brick Road" and "We're Off to See the Wizard." We arrived around 7:30 pm for the 8:00 pm show. It took us longer than we thought to walk from the Cosmopolitan. Most of the people it seemed were arriving 5 or 10 minutes before 8 pm. If you are going to see the show, stay at the Venetian since you can walk there directly -it is attached to the hotel convention center area. There were some moving walkways which made the long walk easier. It did take us some time to find our way out of the Shops at the Venetian to get to the Strip. read more

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We went to the Sphere to see the Wizard of Oz with our kids. I went to the Back Street Boys at the Sphere a few months prior and was blow away by the show and the sphere itself. We were in town again, this time with our kids so we got tickets for Wizard of Oz! The Sphere is just so cool, I wanted my kids to experience it! The visuals and the sounds are fantastic. It's immersive in a way that's just spectacular. The falling leaves, apples, snow, and wind were so fun during the movie. The seating is definitely steep, but that's what makes it what it is. There's really not a bad seat in the house because of the design. My kids loved the movie. We got the souvenir cups and snacks before the start. After the movie in the lobby they have characters from the Emerald City do a show with the Wizard. The kids enjoyed that as well. We then walked through the tunnel to the Venetian to check out the Wizard of Oz photo spots in the waterfall atrium. We bought a parking pass for the sphere so you have up to 2 hours after the show before you have to move your car. Can't wait for our next show at the Sphere! read more

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I've been waiting to review the Sphere, so here we go! This was unlike anything I've ever experienced in my life. I keep repeating myself when I tell friends, but I'll say it again: this is one of those things that you have to experience for yourself. Pics and videos just don't do it justice. We came for two nights of phish, and the visuals were mind-blowing. I'm curious to know if other acts like BSB / The Eagles have the same visuals. Phish is known for outstanding visuals at all of their shows, so at the Sphere it was bound to be next level. And that it was. Your experience will completely change based on where you are sitting. One night we sat high up center (400s) , the next we sat lower down off to the side (300s). Even though we were far off to the side, I liked the view from 300s better, but just note you will pay way more for 300s and 200s. 100s are actually the cheapest, but apparently most of those seats have an obstructed view. The haptics from the seats are really cool, and when we sat in the 400s our seats had the vibration effect which was fun. I was convinced that our 300s seats had an air blowing effect, but my husband laughed and said I was mistaking that for air conditioning. LOL. It's super easy to get food and drinks - there are concessions literally everywhere. Bathrooms are also large with plenty of stalls. Food was surprisingly good! I tried a hot dog and a pretzel with cheese and actually really enjoyed both. My god, this was just the coolest experience and was truly a bucket list moment for me. read more

Absolutely loved the show (Wizard of Oz), the experience and the venue itself. Highly recommend seeing a show or concert here. Seats and views were great. We were in section 205. The lines getting in move fast. The concession are good. Some even have self checkout to speed things along. The only downside was getting to the Sphere. I didn't like crossing busy streets to get to the venue. I believe there is supposed to be a cat walk from The Venetian to the Sphere but it was closed when we went. We had a great time I would highly recommend. read more

This is probably going to be a long review. Last minute on the same day, we were looking up no doubt tickets at the Sphere. And I couldn't believe that they were only $135 for some nosebleed tickets. But when we got there, those nosebleed tickets were the most amazing tickets because I think all of the tickets are the most amazing. I really don't think it matters where you sit here and I'm normally a general admission floor girl. But in this case, I think that the people on the floor, we're having to look up the whole time, whereas we were just absorbing it from all directions. So I like the seating. I was a little bit upset that I wasn't gonna be able to dance, but the way that this show is produced you can kind of dance in your seat and if you stand up, you definitely have some space. But nobody is in front of you blocking because of how steep the seats are. So even if you bring children, they would be able to see everything. First walking into the sphear it is real quick and organized. They get you right in right through the line. They check your bag possibly check for weapons. And at any point, you can ask where you need to go because there's tons of people that are standing around to help. We did have to go up some escalators, probably three or four flights of escalators. But there is elevators for wheelchairs. And there is regular stairs if you would like to leave that direction. I don't imagine anybody wants to walk up that many stairs though. On every level, there is a bar so don't worry about the big bars down below that are fully cramped and crowded. The bars at the higher levels were smaller lines. The merch at the higher levels were smaller lines. I had forgotten that I had a water bottle in my purse and they made me dump the water out, but I was able to keep the bottle. They said I could fill it up inside. So if you're worried about spending a lot of money on the water bottles, you don't have to. But I did get a price of one of the Topa Chico's and it was $24. You can't get drunk off of one of those so I would suggest saving your money or being rich. Lol. But all drink drinks in Vegas are very pricey. The show was the most amazing concert that I've ever been to. And I used to work backstage on lots of concerts and there is no comparison with the entertainment that No Doubt brought. I feel like I am now spoiled, and I cannot see a concert at any other venue because it will be completely lame. If I see no doubt in Los Angeles, it's probably not gonna be as good. Whoever put together the show with the visuals and all of the years of saving scrapbook photos and show posters it was just amazing with all the work they put into it. I can go on and on about the show, but this is supposed to be more about the venue. I just think that every person that even slightly like no doubt or even knows one or two songs should go anyway. Because it's a total experience. Better than any Cirque du Soleil I've ever seen. And I think that children would enjoy it as well. It's like a giant ride. And they did not skimp out with the time. It was a long show. I started looking at other concerts that will be appearing at the sphere, but there is not very many yet. I'm imagining it takes a lot to produce a show there and I don't think every band could make it this big. But I was thinking about Marilyn Manson would be a great show to have there. The Red Hot chili peppers would probably make an amazing show there, Muse, Tool, Bjork, Madonna.... These are just suggestions. we will definitely try to come back!! read more

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Definitely worth doing your research do seats before purchasing tickets! I believe I was in the 306ish section which was right in the middle and gave perfect viewing of the sphere. No complaints. You can walk through to the sphere from the Bellagio so that's a very convenient stay when seeing a show here. Security and getting through was a breeze and once inside the sphere, the escalators can get congested and the seats are steep but the view is so cool. Bars are Vegas prices and the drink consistency was so/so. Bathrooms were plenty as well! If it wasn't so pricey, I would def come back more often to see more shows here! read more

Sphere - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The Sphere in Las Vegas is a venue where the show makes all the difference. While Postcard from Earth felt like an IMAX theater on steroids, seeing the Eagles live was like entering a whole different dimension. The visuals were insanely amazing, and the crystal-clear audio was perfect throughout the show. Truly mind blowing entertainment when you love the music. I loved every minute and truly wished the concert would never end. For the best experience, aim for the second or third levels. Level 1 is a literal pain in the neck, and level 4 is just too high for the right perspective. Most importantly, stay away from obstructed view seats in the back of the 100 level, as the overhang cuts off the top of the massive screen. A fascinating bit of tech is that the venue uses beamforming audio. This allows them to direct sound so precisely that different sections could theoretically hear different languages or effects without any bleed-over. If you have the chance to see a live band here, don't miss it. Pro tip: The logistics to get there were a breeze, as the Venetian bridge made getting in and out easy. read more

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"Somewhere over the rainbow..." As many times as we've either passed by or overlooked The Sphere, we chose to watch the "reimagined" or digitally enhanced version of the 1939 classic, The Wizard of Oz. After seeing this immersive version, I began to appreciate the actors in a whole new way. Structurally, I remember periodically watching the construction of The Sphere during stays at nearby Palazzo, since we often had rooms overlooking its construction site and the nearby Wynn Resort and its golf course. We also watched National Geographic's "Building Impossible," which featured the installation of massive LED screens in both the interior and exterior of the orb. We caught the film"Postcard from Earth," which showcases The Sphere's 4D and 18K resolution. But you have to see this venue in person to appreciate it truly. Not only were we impressed with the visuals, but, we were surrounded by thunder claps, flashing lightning strikes, felt strong blowing wind with falling leaves, and pelted by apples and snowflakes. Also, since were were seated upstairs in row 11, when we looked down, we saw the Winged Monkeys flying above the audience on the floor level. The drawbacks that we, along with many others found, was the narrow walk-space between rows and steepness of the stairs leading up or going down from the upper rows. Several women claimed they felt like they had climbed a ladder and were breathing heavily by the time they reached their seats. Since we were staying at the Palazzo resort, we were informed there was direct and covered access to the venue from their convention room area. Unfortunately, we were re-routed to access the Sphere via Sands Avenue because the resort had closed the direct access off temporarily for on-going renovation of the conference room area. Still, we'd be happy to return to catch another event at the Sphere. read more

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Within my time in Vegas, my wife and I visited the Sphere to enjoy a mega exciting concert featuring Illenium! As someone whose been to many stadium/arena events, the Sphere was the easiest and fastest times to get into the Sphere. Competition with the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles with their quickness. Plenty of lines to go around, along with a bridge that connects from the Venetian to the Sphere. Talk about convivence. Inside the Sphere lobby is full of interactive and cool designs, including statues of a certain event, 3D models, projectors, merch shops, food, and drinks. I think it's fair to say that there's almost no bad seats in the Sphere. If you want floor seats, that's the best if you want to enjoy the event with the artist in front but you get limited view of the actual screens spiraling around the Sphere, you'll have to look up plenty of times if you decide to get floor/sec 100 seats. Best seats to see artist: Floor and Section 100 Best view for the Immersive vibes: Section 300 - 400 Watch out for seats in the back end of section 100s as they're mostly restricted view. You'll see about half of the screen. Usually pretty informative when purchasing tickets as it'll state if it's restricted view or not. Onto the Illenium show, the visuals were absolutely INSANE. As Illenium and his team made the visuals specifically for the Sphere performance, my wife and I had a great time enjoying a mix of dancing and sitting down enjoying the visuals. Behind the visuals is a well made story as well which made the experience unforgettable. It's essentially a full VR portal in the arena and certainly watching it online doesn't do it justice at all. It's very much worth to find time to visit the Sphere for a amazing visual performance. Best experience I've ever had. Perfection everywhere, from the staff, visuals, displays, lights, and sound. My wife and I enjoyed every moment and can't wait to be visit again. read more

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A fantastic venue! The Wizard of Oz was a world-class experience with haptics and incredible special effects ranging from leaves blowing into the audience during the tornado and a few lucky people receiving apples thrown by the enchanted trees. Extremely well-done. read more

Came for the wizard of oz movie ! It was an incredible experience... very beautiful place ... some cons about this is the seats are so close to each other. If you're someone who is heavy set good luck fitting in. Food and drinks were very expensive... so were the tickets but I understand. It's very upscale and the place is beautiful. I would recommend and return ! read more

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We were fortunate enough to see No Doubt at the Sphere! This was our first experience in the Sphere & here's my review. (Note, our seats were in section 302) Parking - we parked at the Venetian because we had reservations. Parking was $30, but the scanners still said $25, so that's annoyingly inconsistent. You pre pay to go in, and scan to enter and leave. Entering the SPHERE - this was a walk, but in AC so not too bad. Once you get to the ticket scanners/security areas, it's a giant cluster f***. No rhyme or reason to any of it. Worse than Disneyland at rope drop. Entry Level - the little sphere in the big sphere is cool, but the crowds were nuts and no crowd control. We had to go up 2 escalators to our section and it was wall-to-wall people on every floor. Concessions - ohhhh this was rough. They have Pepsi products & Dr. Pepper on fountain, but the cashier struggled to reach the pour pull. It was tough to watch. She also didn't know how to ring up our popcorn, and she could reach down into the ice bin. It was brutal. I felt bad for this poor woman. Seats - it's basically a vertical climb down the scariest stairs on the planet. No joke. Bathrooms - the girls bathroom is in the center of the floor so it's a hike. There was a billion people in the merch line, so it was difficult to get to the bathroom. Exiting - this was a joke. They close the bridge to the Venetian, so you literally walk all the way back up Spring Mountain to walk all the way through the Venetian & Grand Canal Shoppes. And the bathrooms close at 11, even on Saturday. We had a blast and I HIGHLY recommend seeing a show at the Sphere, but wear appropriate shoes for walking because you walk a lot! More than at TMobile, Mandalay Bay, or Allegiant for parking. read more

Sphere - Um, yes. Just go. It was 100% worth it. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

4.2.26 - Came back again for Illenium/Slander. Merch and drink lines on ground floor were long. I recommend going on a different level for those. My cousin spent $110 for 1 Jameson coke, 1 rum & coke and a double shot of whiskey, which was overpriced. Our seats were in 407, row 8, seats 20-21. After experiencing the show in both section 207 and 407, I would recommend the 305/306/307 sections. But, if in 207 or 407, go for seats 1-10 (closer to the center). It was my cousin's first Illenium show at the Sphere and first time at the Sphere in general. He loved it! Im glad I was able to attend this event twice! read more

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Finally made my way to the Sphere to see Wizard of Oz and it was a super cool experience! I took my daughter on her 13th birthday and we had a blast! I am not going to share too many details (as I know others have already done so), but I am sharing a few photos and videos. I wish it didn't have to be so expensive but that seems to be the way of the world right now. Even so, I would consider returning for other shows in the future at this venue. The staff does a decent job moving the lines through the building on the way in and out and there are refreshments available too. We had WOO themed popcorn and waters and headed to a nice dinner after to complete the celebration. Enjoy! read more

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All I can say is WOW. Went for No Doubt for opening night. What an incredible experience and Gwen put on a show. The graphics and design help add to the music. I feel I could go see anyone there and would love it. Truly an immersive experience. Can't wait to go back!! read more

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What an outstanding entertainment experience!!! The Sphere is huge inside and out! We went to see the Wizard of Oz! I wasn't expecting to be BLOWN AWAY but I totally was! The experience is so hard to explain. The vividness of the effects of the visuals and audios as well as special effects make you feel as your part of the show! We did get there early enough to get some snacks and they actually have a pretty good Scicilian Pizza Slice. Adult Beverages are available as well as sodas and other snacks the prices are on the higher side! And of course plenty of Souvenir Shops. Staffing is very helpful especially when trying to locate your seats. Have your tickets ready on your phones it will benefit you! This is truly a great experience! read more

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My husband and I were treated to a visit to the Sphere. Such a memorable experience! Our group first had lunch that included sliders, fruits, vegetables, pretzels with cheese, and several appetizers walked around by the servers. Wizard of Oz cocktails were passed out and the bar served draft beers and cocktails. The group spaces included a few collection pieces such as ruby slippers, outfits, and news articles. Our seats were in the 200 level. We realized the curtain at the front of the room was a projection. Throughout the show we loved the "live effects" from wind and leaves to flames and flying monkeys. I smiled the entire show and loved watching how the show was brought to life. I was able to notice things on screen that I've never spotted during watching the film at home. read more

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THE ABSOLUTE BEST PLACE TO SEE A CONCERT! We've seen the Eagles and No Doubt! So incredibly different and amazing and entertaining! Such an immAn absolute must!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! read more

What an absolutely stunning venue! I visited Sphere, the world's largest spherical structure, with my husband for a concert and it was such an amazing experience. Navigating through the venue was super easy and straightforward. There was plenty of signage all over the place, so it's almost impossible to get lost. The process of getting in (scanning our mobile tickets, doing a bag check if needed, and going through security) was very smooth. Even though there were thousands of people, there were also more than enough lines to move everyone through quickly and at ease. Once you're inside, you get a unique, fully immersive experience. I was so impressed with the 160,000 sq ft LED display, interior haptic seats, 4D effects, and spatial audio system. I was seated at the 400 level, which is the highest seating area in the venue. This section is superior, as I had an excellent view of the entire screen and excellent sound quality from my seat. For me, this section did not feel too high or scary at all. Definitely put visiting Sphere on your bucket list if you have not visited yet. The venue is even cool to observe from the outside, as the LED exterior displays appealing visuals. read more

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Best venue for over the top entertainment! This place is hard to describe. It's really amazing, beyond imagination! The sound system is incredible and so are the concerts! I highly recommend that you go! read more

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Absolutely love this venue!! The special effects, sound and visuals are all extraordinary!! In the higher sections you can see EVERYTHING! No need to strain to look around, everything is SUPER clear and easy to view from the higher levels. 100 section is GREAT and much closer to the stage BUT most seating is covered above you from the higher level seating. So your view can be obstructed a bit. Floor is wonderful! BUT you will stand the entire time and you will need to constantly look up and far back to see all of the visual effects. Floor is perfect if you only want to see the performers up close. Not a bad seat or spot in the house just different views! read more

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The sphere is wild! The visuals are amazing. The haptics in the seats - equally outrageous. Audio is immersive - sounds come at you from all over. Can walk in via the bridge from Venetian. Only cons for me - seats are small and uncomfortable, and the drink holders are poorly designed. When the seat in front of you snaps up, your drink will spill on you! Keep them on the floor. read more

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An incredible experience overall that's a mix of the IMAX and movie theater format. We saw Phish there and it was a spectacular combination of music and art. read more

Sphere - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

OMG I was so excited to come here for the first time! My family came here before to watch the Wizard of Oz and they enjoyed how beautiful the visuals looked from the 400s section. Recently, I came here with friends for a concert experience for Illenium to enjoy the Sphere myself. The bass and the speakers were very loud and I really liked that I could hear the performers clearly through the mic and the speakers weren't blown out or anything despite the noise level. The seats vibrate due to the bass, it was amazing! The seats were pretty comfy and firmly-cushioned with good leg room. You can sit to relax your legs and still have a good view of the sphere even if the row in front of you is standing and dancing due to the seat decline. PS We were seated in the 100s section. My friends who went to the same show on a different night had some motion sickness being on the 400s (definitely do not recommend if you have a fear of heights). Overall a great experience and was a pleasure to enjoy!!! I never actually used the restrooms here because the women's line for them were extremely long. I would rather walk to the hotel casinos nearby and use the bathrooms there. read more

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Such a fun experience to see The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere! A truly immersive experience. Seats vibrated and they used some really cool special effects throughout the film ( wind, fire, etc). I feel like there was not a bad seat in the house. Very high up in the 307 section so maybe not the best spot for somebody afraid of heights. They only dropped a handful of apples but you are able to purchase one from the lobby gift shop if you don't catch one! The drinks and snacks were a little steep but to be expected in a venue like this. The pedestrian bridge was closed on the day we went so it was probably about a quarter mile walk but totally manageable! Excited to come back for a concert experience! read more

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The Sphere is truly a world-class facility and easily one of the most impressive venues I've ever experienced. Everything feels modern, well-designed, and incredibly clean--including the bathrooms, which are well-maintained even during large events. The seating is surprisingly spacious and comfortable, though the layout is definitely steep. That said, the incline actually works in your favor since it gives you a clear view from almost anywhere in the venue. Honestly, there are no bad seats in the Sphere, but the sweet spot is probably in the center 300 sections for the best overall experience. One of the most convenient features is the ability to walk to the Sphere through the ballrooms at the Venetian, so you don't even have to step outside--huge plus, especially during extreme Vegas weather. I've attended two events here--Illenium and The Wizard of Oz--and both were unforgettable in completely different ways. The venue elevates every type of show with its immersive visuals and sound. Once inside, everything is easy to navigate. The entrances are well-organized, and crowd flow feels smooth, even with large numbers of people. Overall, the Sphere sets a new standard for live entertainment. Whether it's a concert or a cinematic experience, it's absolutely worth visiting. read more

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I came for the illenium show and I was blown away! We walked from the linq and walked through the Venetian. It was really easy to get in and out. They had signs all throughout the Venetian showing you were to go. The Sphere didn't feel overcrowded and the staff were nice. We were in the 200s and it was perfect. When people would stand in our section, no one was blocking the view. The whole show was amazing and I wish I could see it again! read more

Sphere - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Saw my favorite Dj / musician Illenium play two nights here, my first experience at the sphere. We entered from the Venetian and walked through the hotel and across a bridge to get inside. Had 400 seats night 1 and 300 seats night 2. This was the most intense sensory overload experience in the best way. I almost came for the Grateful Dead but it was out of my price range. If there is an artist you like playing here GO!!!!! This is truly a once in a lifetime experience kinda venue read more

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I had a good experience at The Sphere seeing the Wizard of Oz. I bought tickets on Ticketmaster the day off. The movie is shortened and altered a bit from the original. The audio remained and sounded like the original film. I really enjoyed the movement of the camera and in the in-theatre effects, like the wind blowing, snowing and the apples falling out the sky. I would recommend this experience especially if you are a fan of the Wizard of Oz. I would not see it repeatedly, but I had fun. There are cute things in the gift shop. read more

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Talented. Brilliant. Incredible. Amazing. Show stopping. Spectacular. Never the same. Totally unique. Completely not ever been done before. Came to the Sphere to experience the Backstreet Boys Millenium tour and walked out in complete awe. This venue is so dang cool!! I definitely recommend ANY seats from sections 200 and up, just because section 100 has some obstructed seats. And the whole point of the venue is to be able to see the FULL screen! There was also some rumble-action going on in the seats so it really felt like we were riding a spaceship. The way BSB utilized the screen for their concert blew me and the SO away. So many cool visuals and use of the stage (they started levitating at one point!). Crowd organization is alright, it got a little crazy after the show. There is only one pair of escalators to each level so everyone was herded out in phases. It's been over a month since the show and I still get flashbacks to how great it was. Amazing show at an amazing venue. read more

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**This review is based on Wizard of Oz.** Immersive like I've not previously experienced ... except for Rise of the Resistance at Disney World. I totally felt like I was part of the movie. Everyone talks about catching an apple (I caught one), but the sound and video here are just as amazing. Everywhere you look, you see part of the scene. Add in vibrating seats, high winds, leaves, apples and snow -- not to mention robotic butterflies and real characters who pose as flying monkeys -- and you become part of the action. Though we bought the most expensive seats, it was not necessary. I'm most certain that everyone in the venue had the same overwhelming experience. read more

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What an experience this place is! I went to see Backstreet Boys and my goodness! To be surrounded by the many many screens and seeing the Boys 20 feet or however tall it was; was amazing. I was on the floor watching them so it is easy to not get the full Sphere experience. The floor has a separate entrance than the seated area. There is food, drinks and merch sold on the floor. read more

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My first visit to the sphere was to watch the Wizard of Oz. A small part of me thought it wasn't going to be worth going to watch a movie I've seen a couple dozen times growing up. I'm so glad we gave it a shot. This was a completely different experience with the heart of the story fully intact. It was incredible looking around at all of the details and how they expanded the screen to make you feel like you were immersed in the land of Oz. I knew it was "interactive" but it was so fun being swept up in the tornado with the wind and leaves, trying to catch a falling apple, the flying monkeys swooping around us. I felt like a child wondering "wow, how did they do that?!" Concessions (at least the one I went to) were self service, grab what you want and self checkout. There were multiple spots to buy merch outside of the big one. There were a few photo op spots before the show but the magic really picked up after. The wizard pops in and there's a few moments he brings the crowd into it. I was just enthralled in all of the details. I will definitely come back to the sphere for another show in the future. read more

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Just an amazing experience. We walked a ton to get there from our hotel but worth it. The experience was great as we saw the Wizard of Oz. Next time I visit Las Vegas I am Definitely booking whatever show they have available. read more

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