We had a great time at Wizard of Oz. The show was fantastic, for the whole experience buy seats on the bottom of the theatre for the snow and the apple drop. People with mobility issues, sit near the top. The aisles are steep railing has gaps. For safety get steps near or at the top row. read more

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Definitely one of the best attractions in Vegas! Highly recommend coming here for a concert or one of the immersive experiences. Seating: I've sat in Sections 200, 300, and 400, and I prefer Sections 200 or 300. I haven't sat in Section 100. However, according to AI, the overhang starts around Rows 20 to 24, which may result in an obstructed view. Tips: Do not get drunk before or during the show! I've seen people complaining that the stairs in Sections 300 and 400 are too steep, so keep that in mind when choosing your seats. Also, bring a light jacket if you tend to get cold. Each concert also includes access to an experience room at the Venetian, where you can take pictures and purchase souvenirs, so be sure to check it out before or after the show. I've seen Postcard from Earth, Backstreet Boys, and Eagles here, and I really enjoyed every show I've attended. Even though I'm not an Eagles fan, the entire experience made the concert so enjoyable. I was especially surprised to see this legendary band perform for two hours without an opener! Book a ticket and enjoy the show when you're in town. You won't regret it! read more

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For you Disney lovers this place is "Soaring" meets your favorite concert venue. Make sure you check the view from your desired seat so you don't miss the experience during shows as some seats have their views obstructed by the overhang. Section 100s row 20 is sort of the cut off for obstructed views if you want to see both the performer and the show on screen. The sound quality is impeccable and there is plenty to see and do before the show. My one big complaint is the cupholders if the person in front of you gets up and your drink is more than halfway full you will get showered with it! 'Whats that scent you're wearing?' 'Oh it's the new eau de beer is so good here I'm gonna wear it' fragrance! read more

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The Sphere Las Vegas -- The Eagles + The Sphere = Absolutely Incredible! Some concerts you go to. Some concerts you experience. And then there's seeing The Eagles at the Sphere in Las Vegas! I've been to plenty of concerts over the years, but I honestly wasn't prepared for what this place was going to be like. The Sphere itself is an experience before the music even starts. From the moment you walk up and see that massive glowing orb in the Las Vegas skyline, you know you're about to see something completely different. Then the Eagles took the stage... and WOW! The combination of one of the greatest bands ever with the technology and visuals of the Sphere was absolutely incredible. The giant screen surrounds you with visuals that make you feel like you're actually inside the experience rather than simply sitting in a concert seat. One minute you're watching the Eagles perform, and the next you're surrounded by massive landscapes, incredible imagery, and visuals that completely transform the room. And the sound? WOW. The Sphere isn't just something you look at -- you feel the experience around you. As a longtime Eagles fan, hearing songs I've known for years while watching them performed in a venue like this was something I'll never forget. There were moments when I honestly caught myself just looking around thinking, "How in the heck did they build this?" And that's what makes this such a unique Las Vegas experience. The Eagles are legendary on their own, but seeing them inside the Sphere takes the whole concert experience to another level. If you're coming to Las Vegas and have the opportunity to see a concert at the Sphere, do it. It's one of those experiences that's hard to explain until you're actually sitting inside that giant screen. The Eagles delivered the music. The Sphere delivered the WOW. And together? Absolutely unforgettable read more

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​There's truly nothing that compares to Sphere, but man, those upper seats are terrifying! The auditorium is so steep and narrow--one wrong step and it feels like they're falling to their deaths! Be careful up there, peeps! Note to self: Uber straight to the red carpet drop-off next time! Walking all the way through The Venetian felt like an endless maze up, down, and around back streets. ​That said, it's an incredible venue, and I'm so glad we caught The Wizard of Oz before it wrapped up. Incredible show, mind-blowing sound, and top-tier special effects! read more

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We saw Wizard of Oz here and loved the show, just not how we were rushed out after when we wanted time to take pictures with our group. So make sure to go early to get pictures beforehand. There is an after show in the main lobby as well as a poppy and dark forest back drop for photos. They closed the line to the dark forest before we could get in. They have some light nosh food like popcorn and pizza plus a full bar. To get the best sphere display views, walk north of the Wynn on S Las Vegas Blvd where there are some places you can sit on the side of the street to watch the different displays or you can walk up to a bridge and see it head on. Check out my pictures to see a video I took. read more

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We visited the sphere to see the acclaimed Wizard of Oz, and it was spectacular! The effects and detail of the movie make it 100 times better than anytime that I have seen it before. From the wind blowing to the apples, falling to the monkeys flying in the room actually felt like it was moving. The experience was amazing and afterward they had an in-house show of the the famous scene in the movie with the Wizard and figuring out that he's not really a wizard at all. The audience can participate and there are LED walls of the wizard and the wicked witch and Dorothy all around. Some people complain that there's only certain sections that get apples and I don't see an issue with that because the way the sphere is set up. It's probably not safe to drop them everywhere but I would definitely sit in the 305 or somewhere around that section because those are definitely the best seats also be very, very careful because it's very steep and you have to hold on to the bars to walk. I highly recommend going to see any show there, but definitely see the Wizard of Oz!! read more

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It's the one-year anniversary of The Sphere's presentation of *The Wizard of Oz*. I've heard people talk about the show, and I wanted to see it for myself. I'll share my thoughts on the show; but first, here's some general information about The Sphere. General Information:: If you're planning to catch a show, you can get tickets through The Sphere's website, which uses Ticketmaster's platform. It's a good idea to have the Ticketmaster app on your phone, as they rarely use paper tickets. There is a concierge office on-site, but it only opens an hour before the first show of the day and closes 30 minutes after the last one starts. Even though there are retail and promotional displays, the ticket office in the Venetian doesn't sell Sphere tickets--it only handles shows presented on Venetian-Palazzo property. If you're driving to The Sphere, it has its own parking lot. But given the venue's size, there aren't enough spaces for everyone. A lot of people end up parking at the Venetian or Palazzo parking structures instead. The Venetian charges $20; but with a local ID, you get 3 hours of free parking. But for live concerts, I have been charged as much as $30 for parking. There's a climate-controlled passageway from the Venetian Resort to The Sphere. However, the Venetian is currently building a convention center, so this passage can close without announcement. When that happens, you'll need to walk the length of Sands Ave between Las Vegas Blvd to Koval Ln, which takes about 15 minutes. The Wizard of Oz:: The Wizard of Oz is a 1hr:42min film, but this version trims it down to a tight 75 minutes while keeping all the key scenes and maintaining a nice flow. It's presented as a "4D" experience, blending AI, 360° visuals, immersive sound, and multi-sensory effects. It was a fresh take on a classic piece of intellectual property. I enjoyed it. After the show, there are plenty of displays where you can snap souvenir photos--and a lot of opportunities to purchase merchandise. read more

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We went to see the Wizard of Oz. The show was great, the 4d elements made it really special (wind, leaves, apples, etc). We are glad we went even though it was costly and a lot of the seats were empty. Parked at the Palazzo. They didn't have the tunnel to the Sphere open so we walked in the 100 degree heat both ways (up hill both ways,... kidding). Not sure why they didn't open the tunnel. Parking at the Palazzo was $25 so consider uber if in a small group. read more

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Not a cheap experience, but so fun! We went to a 2:00 showing of the Wizard of Oz. Seeing it on such a big screen, with added effects for the audience (!) made it a unique adventure. The seats are high up and pretty close together, but if you're careful it'll be fine. read more

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Went to the sphere twice during my Vegas vacation. Saw the Wizard of Oz and of course my Backstreet Boys! Very different crowds. lol. If you can, park or get dropped off at the Venetian and from there you can walk directly to the Sphere. Great during the hot weather. If you are attending a concert, do not sit in the 100s section from rows 23 and on as you will be in obstructed view. Lots of great photo ops inside of the Sphere. Food and bevys were great but a tad pricey. Different options and stands making wait times not too long. Staff was helpful! Let us know 10 mins before show was starting to ensure we were in our seats. Visuals and sounds are great inside. Truly immersive experience. My friend did have to put in her earplugs because she felt the sound was too loud. I thought it was perfect! Can't wait to come back again! Tip: Leaving a big show, the tunnel from the Sphere back to the Venetian does take awhile. So be kind to others while getting back. read more

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We got tickets for the Eagles performing at the Sphere. We parked at the Wynn and walked across. Parking at Palazzo was $30 for special event and at the Wynn it was $20 for all day parking and 3 hrs free for locals. Well we missed the 3hrs limit so we paid $20. No matter it was worth it lol Once we reached the Sphere the size of it was impressive and ever changing. It's technically a giant tv screen. Famous for the ever changing display. It is also good for advertisements. We walked up to vip entrance and show the security our tickets and was let thru and we had to go up an elevator and then we had to show another security our wrist band and tickets again to be seated in VIP sections. Yes, we had VIP tickets and the VIP suites serves open bar drinks, snacks and food. It was luxury. We got our drinks and a plate of food and chose our seats. I was so busy talking to the bartender that I didn't realize the band playing " Hotel California" which was my favorite song from this band. However once I return to my seats and looked down I enjoyed the rest of the concert. The screen was from ceiling to floor displaying cool 4D moving background for the music. Nothing was being thrown at us. No apples lol The stage was small and far from us so the band members were tiny but I zoomed in with my camera. Binoculars are recommended I think I got up and danced for a couple of songs as everyone else did. We had a great time! I can't wait to be back for other concerts and shows read more

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A new elevated way to experience your favorite movies and concerts. The sphere itself is really something to see. I have been wanting to see the Wizard of Oz for quite some time now and finally did! The experience starts in the lobby. There is a mini sphere with the farm and Ms Gulch riding her bike down the escalators. There are areas for photos in the poppy field. A massive merchandise section that offers some really neat souvenirs. We ordered food at the concession stand. Just some twister fries. They were really good! You definitely do not get many for the cost. The water bottles are expensive too for the size. The seating is VERY tight. For how steep it is they should have allowed more space to pass one another. We couldn't pass the people next to us and they all had to go stand in the aisle to allow us to take our seat. There was an older gentleman that fell trying to get to his seat. Thankfully he seemed to be ok. If you are scared of heights or get vertigo the seating does not help. SPOILER ALERT: The show itself was so vivid. So vivid you could see the bald caps on the munchkins and blemishes on dorothys face. I know AI was used to be able to expand the film to fit the screen. Honestly, you can see it. There were parts where the munchkins mouths were moving but no one was talking. Scenes where the characters are blurred. You do really feel like you're there with them though. Special effects: this was the biggest disappointment to me. Videos online make it seem like so much more than it is in person. It was extremely underwhelming. First, the tornado. It was not blowing everything all about as i had imagined it would. Honestly, it wasn't any harsher than my ceiling fan. I was expecting hurricane type winds. The leaves blowing were just paper leaves. I thought they would be at least artificial leaves. The house seeming like it fell on you and the rattling of the seats was pretty neat. Maybe the most crazy part. It was unexpected. The seats also rattled and shook everytime the wicked witch of the west came into the picture. The butterflies flying around blended too much with the screen making it hard to see them. There were only a handful (about 5 or 6). The apples falling was a disappointment. For the price you pay for tickets there should be plenty falling so that everyone gets one. The snow, im pretty sure was soap? There wasn't a lot of it to REALLY make it seem like it was snowing. The flames for the wizard were so small! I know it brought it out in front of you but I feel like those could have had a little more umph behind them. They looked no bigger than a lighter from the seats. The flying monkeys looked like humans being strung about and kind of cheesey. Out in the lobby after the show the wizard is there with an after show presentation. It was an experience, I love the film being all around you but paying hundreds of dollars for what it is, is NOT worth it AT ALL. Minus the screen, I could have done all that at home myself! I understand the amount of money it cost to do what they did here. I appreciate them trying to make it better. The cost of tickets and what they present does not make it worth the steep price. The most I would say it is worth would be 50 dollars a ticket. Anything over that is a waste of money. I do know they are adding some effects to it starting this week but im still not convinced it would make it worth the hefty price tag. I have seen Kenny Chesney here and for concerts it is INCREDIBLE. I highly recommend if you want to experience the Sphere, go see a concert instead. It is well worth the cost for that. read more

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We got tickets for the Eagles and it was at the Sphere. It was a VIP tickets so drinks and food was included. We parked at The Wynn and walked across. Once we arrived I had to show 2 security our tickets. The sphere is huge. It's a round giant screen but in reality once inside the screen only covered half the building. The projection was pretty cool depicting a 3D moving art. The Eagles was preforming so they sang songs such as Desperado and Hotel California while we ate and drink. We sat high above the stage so the band seems small but it was also projected onto the screen so you can see a close up of the band members. My wife and I had a nice evening. It was like a date night for us. Cheers! read more

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I came here for the Backstreet Boys concert and was so impressed with everything. Arriving from the Venetian was easy. There were signs everywhere directing us. Getting inside the sphere and passing security was also easy. In addition, there was also a lot of options where to get drinks and food. The prices were too bad either. The place was clean and beautiful. Watching the show was phenomenal. It was an immersive experience where even the seats vibrated. Exiting the venue was also no hassle. I absolutely enjoyed the concert and think that everyone should come to a show here when they're in Vegas. read more

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So incredible, we went two nights in a row. Shout out to plaza concierge for helping us access tickets both nights. They were patient, and kind with us and saved both nights Backstreet Boys residency is one of the most incredible things I've ever seen in my life. The acoustics, the show, the organization of the whole venue is so on point. It's also not far from the strip and going from the Venetian or getting back to our hotel at the Linq was a breeze. Also, just buying a cup for 5 bucks as a souvenir is amazing. Take me back....:I need to go back for all the shows. read more

Oh where do I even begin with this place?! The hubs insisted that we watch the Wizard of Oz here. I wanted to see the Backstreet Boys but he was dead set against it so Off we Went to See the Wizard. This was my first time seeing the Sphere in person and I was so excited but disappointed because you can't get the full effect right up underneath it nor in broad daylight (we went to the 2pm showing). We trekked it all the way up to the entrance and was hit with a gust of cold air the second we opened the doors which is exactly what was needed! Once we were let into the Sphere to find our seats I couldn't take my eyes off of...everything! There was just so much to see. They had a life size crystal ball in the middle of the floor with Dorothy and the shack and the wicked witch flying on her broomstick. There were life sized poppies next to the concessions area. There was a super expensive merch section as well if that's your thing. The hubs was hungry so he got some honey bbq wings and fries. The fries were delicious but I wasn't super impressed with the honey wings. Once we found our seats it was time for the show. This was a great experience and maybe everyone should see this at this particular venue, but I have watched the Wizard of Oz about 812 times in my lifetime and although it was cool to see the flowers go all the way up to the ceiling. Even though I would not go to watch this again, I enjoyed the interactive-ness of the show with the apples falling from the sky and the wind blowing my hair all around. I will however, come back for a concert at some point! read more

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This was our first time to the sphere in Las Vegas and it was excellent. How amazing it was to have the have to watch the Wizard of Oz and celebrate their one year anniversary! Loved that they had excellent snacks and drinks and great picture opportunities in the lobby. We sat in the 307 section as I took advice from some influencers as this section along with the other 300 level seats was the best seat to see the entire screen in its beauty!! Now I have to say that it was a great seat and the view was great. I am not scared of heights, but was a little scared when I first sat down. Walking to the seat I had to have on the railings with both hands cause the stairs are steep so caution. Also the seats rattle according to the movie so be prepared for that. After about 20 minutes or so I was little more comfortable air the height thing! The falling foam apples were great touch and the wind and fake leaves were also a great touch, but I closed my eyes cause I didn't want anything to blow in my eyes, but is was great. Also the flying monkeys was also interesting and the fake butterflies were a great touch. Overall, a great experience. Thanks read more

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This was such a fun experience. My fiancé got tickets for the Bad Witch Experience for the 2pm Saturday showing. He told me there was a Delta Club, which we had access to an hour before the show. Unfortunately the indoor walkway at the Venetian was closed this day, so we had to walk on the sidewalk in the 103 heat, but we got there at 12:45pm, and were the first people in line for the Bad Witch Experience. Upon entry, you walk through a metal detector which was very quick and easy. I will say, I read online that they have a bag policy, but it did not seem to be enforced when we were there because I saw plenty of women with bags larger than 6x6x2, so maybe it's only for the concerts? After security, we were escorted to the Delta Sky360 Club, which made me feel like royalty. The woman at the front told us to help ourselves to the hors d'oeuvres, and she will come get us when it's time to get seated. When I got up to the small bites section, the man told me that both sides were the same and offered his assistance if I needed it. There was also a bar which had free non alcoholic drinks and waters (perfect after that walk I had mentioned earlier). We left the club about 20 minutes before the show started and asked another person in the hallway if we had time to go to the gift shop and she suggested taking our seats and visiting the gift shop after the show ends. She asked where we were seated (Section 306), and told me to tell the operator in the elevator to go to floor 6. To my surprise there was a live operator in the elevator! Once we made our way to our seats, the seating was dead center and such a remarkable experience. I felt very immersive, like you are in the movie. It was very different to be able to look around, left, right, up, down, and still see the screen every time you turn your head. I do think that the seats were a little tight, almost comparable to the amount of leg room you'd get in an airplane, and I'm not sure if it was just me, but I felt like I kept hearing an echo. Once we left, we grabbed an Uber and there were plenty of signs that showed you where the pick up spot was. I really want to emphasize that everything was so well organized, and the staff there were nothing but cheery and friendly. I was very impressed with all the staff. I would recommend this for a special or one time thing, but definitely wouldn't come back regularly due to the prices. It really is something fun to do once in a while though! read more

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Quality/Quantity - Finally had the time to make it inside. Watched the Wizard of Oz and actually caught an apple!! And a few hundred leaves, lol. See pictures. The show was approximately 1.25 hours long. The after show in the lobby was approximately 15 minutes. Atmosphere - Cool sphere, digital art. Events venue. Suites are also available. Food and drinks are available inside. See pictures. Free wifi. Service - Good from the ticket counter employee to walking through security. Price - $250; but it also depends on the show and where you sit. Parking prices start at $25. Also a cashless venue. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since July 2023; wishing you the best. read more

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We visited the Sphere for the first time on 8/22 for the Backstreet Boys concert :D ! And were totally amazed by the stunning visual effects and acoustics :D ! Thankfully, it's a pretty accessible venue to get to, unlike some other venues for concerts. Security check-in went smoothly. I just took off a star because the Sphere is even stricter than the airport in the dimensions of your bag. They don't have a clear bag only policy. But your bag (whether it is clear or not) can't exceed 6" x 6" x 2." However, depending on who is the security guard checking you through, if, for instance, you have a clear bag that is slightly above these dimensions, they might still let you in. In regards to the power banks, we were allowed to take ours in. But we purchased some of the smallest, yet most powerful, power banks that we could find on Amazon so that we could fit them into our small clear bags. And we chose to bring in clear bags so it would be easier for security to check us through. If you would like to, you can bring in an empty clear water bottle, and fill this up once you are checked in. However, the refillable water stations only have the "tilt your head to drink water" stations. So you have to angle your water bottle sideways to fill up. Unfortunately, they don't have the upright refillable water stations that we commonly see in a lot of airports. They also have plenty of drinks (bottled and open) that you can purchase as well, including bottled water if you would like to buy these from them. Or cocktails, wine and beer that a lot of people love to buy in celebration of the event :) ! Getting to our seats was somewhat of a project. The ushers were pretty welcoming and courteous to direct us to our seats :) ! But the stairway is so steep that we almost felt like we were going to fall! Luckily, once we made it to our seats in section 302, row 6, seats 3 and 4, we were good and felt so relieved! Haha :D ! I believe there is more accessible seating for guests who need special accommodations so that guests who have mobility concerns or are wheelchair-bound can still enjoy the show or concert :) ! Fortunately, they won't have to deal with these daunting and intimidating steep staircases that able-bodied guests must maneuver. Definitely do your research so you choose your seats for your respective concert or show. Overall, there really isn't a bad seat in the house at all. And with the way the Sphere is constructed, you're pretty good experiencing the stunning visuals wherever you sit :) ! We had read online that seats in sections 200, 300 and 400 are the "sweet spots." But because section 400 can be super steep for some guests, we chose seats in section 302, row 6 so that we wouldn't have to go up as high. We felt pretty close to the Backstreet Boys :D ! We would certainly come back to experience "The Wizard of Oz" and any other stellar immersive shows that the Sphere can offer :) ! It was definitely totally worth it to watch the Backstreet Boys here for their "Into The Millennium" residency :D ! read more

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We saw Postcards from Edge last year and it was fabulous. five stars Today we saw Wizard of Oz. special effects are fun, the movie itself is corny and boring three stars We sat in section 407 (again) and in row 21 Seat 13 and 14 Higher up this time Tickets were $89 plus fee $104 read more

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**This review is strictly for the BSB Into the Millennium tour at the Sphere. ** It was a Larger than Life experience, and I'm suffering withdrawls from the concert. Came to the 49th concert on a Friday night and I was blown away. If I can have it my way, I would give a 6 out of 5 stars. For once, I did not want to go home and all six of us were looking for tickets the next day for Saturday night show. I will be The One to tell you that you have to go experience the Sphere for yourself. I had the time of my life singing along to all the songs like The Perfect Fan. There was 3 new songs but all were amazing too. Hey, I am not sure how they sound better than the CD from 25 years ago, but BSB are in their prime. Aged like fine wine, and I want to see them again. I hope the Sphere will add more shows next year because I have to experience this again (at least one more time)! read more

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I enjoyed the Wizard of Oz show in the sphere! However my anxiety didnt enjoy the very steep seating! My stress level was REAL just trying to find my seat. It was high, steep, and crammed! Not fun! I thought the show was going to be more interactive but its still good. The effects were nice. The strong wind and when the chair shakes was neat. It surprised me a few times! The sphere is very cool in itself. A lot of neat things inside. Too bad its 15$ for a locker! My purse was too big so they made me get a locker. All the workers and line people were very friendly! I definitely enjoyed my time! read more

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I had an amazing experience at the sphere during the summer. The facilities were great. There's were plenty of concessions, bars, and restrooms. Nothing took too long. The venue itself is very cool. Pretty state of the art technology as you can see from my pictures. I know they do events here all the time. I wanted to write a review to warn people about the middle seats (around the 200s) that have an overhang blocking part of the view. This is great for people with motion sickness but not great if you aren't expecting it. My group and I purposely picked this section and didn't go too high up and it was the perfect viewing. read more

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Came here yesterday night with my friend for the BSB Concert (for her birthday). However, there are a few minor things to note: 1. The security staff for the Sphere are somewhat rude and would yell/scream at us to either stop and not move (not sure why, even people behind us were puzzled as why they would yell at us to stop and not move). This happened 2-3 times and we honestly don't know why as we were on the pave (not on the road where cars are at). 2. The traffic going to and from the Sphere whenever there's an event, IS HORRIBLE.... So plan ahead before the event! read more

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Saw backstreet here last week and it was an impressive venue and no motion sickness either. It's more 3D since things on screen come at you. After the show though, all 18k of us were herded into the streets. Venue was steep, but great views from section 405. read more

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WOW! This is absolutely a bucket list venue and worth every penny. We saw Kenny Chensey and it was like an out of body experience for 2 hours. He played all the hits. The climate was cool. The sound was incredible. The visuals were absolutely INSANE! My favorite rides at disney at the more immersive ones so this was lie being on one continuous one. I loved my merch and drinks. Seriously, if this was just. country concert, I can't even imagine other shows designed for this venue!! read more

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It was a very interesting take on the wizard of oz. Only one hour and fifteen minutes. Great immersive show like imax and 3D combined. Had a great experience getting wheel chair assistance for my friend before and after the show. They were so accommodating. The only real drawback was the legroom which was awful. For anyone looking for something different to do I would recommend. Would also recommend taking uber to the site. They take you to the entrance. read more

Booked tickets online for The Wizard of Oz. Process was easy enough. Tickets are texted to you and that's all you need to show at the door. We stayed at the Holiday Inn property directly behind the Sphere so we didn't need to worry about parking. We just walked over. No line we just walked in and there were plenty of people pointing us to the correct escalators. There was food and drink available in the Sphere and places to purchase swag. We did neither. We did however, take a photo in front of the backdrop provided. There was a line to do this but we were early so we had time to wait 10 minutes and then ask the person behind us to take our picture. Everyone was doing the same. No problem. After the photo we made our way to our seats. It seems that any seat in the house would be a great seat. We enjoyed The Wizard of Oz and look forward to the next time we can see a production at The Sphere. read more

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Buy the ticket. See the show. I was here for the Backstreet Boys and it didn't disappoint. The visuals during the concert are absolutely stunning. We sat in 407 and, while further from the stage, was perfect to be emerged in the millennium world. Yes, the stairs are steep but no worse than what we have at the hockey arena in Pittsburgh. I'm already planning to attempt to convince my husband to come back next summer lol. read more

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Awe inspiring venue, especially the outside spherical screen and the interior atrium. Saw Backstreet Boys' last event of their current run in August 2026 and everyone had a very fun and nostalgic time. Glad we made a somewhat spontaneous decision to make the trip. We got center seats in the very back and it was a great value being some of cheapest seats but still pricey. Could see the huge and high wraparound screen very well and didnt have to do too many stairs. To reduce the trip cost we drove to Las Vegas and used a free hotel certificate. After the event we walked to Venetian (very crowded but still moved along) and found a rideshare back from the Palazzo. A bit choatic right after the concert to find our driver but worked out. read more

What an amazing venue!! If you are in Vegas you have to come to a concert or show. We came strictly for BSB and the concert did not disappoint. Probably the best concert I have been to ever at any venue I have been to. The concert and the venue itself is a show in itself. Highly recommend this venue A+ venue it is not too big so it is easy to find your way around plenty of restrooms and locations to purchase drinks. We took a Lyft in so the process was easy but I saw lots of parking plus if you are in Vegas you most likely walk in or Uber in. We walked out and everyone was still singing songs and dancing. read more

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Went here to see the wizard of Oz and the facility is amazing, the steep incline on the seats is a little bit disconcerting but even even though I'm have a bit of acrophobia your seated and the movie starts it's all great. The thing is it's beautiful inside & out but it has a couple of problems the aforementioned hike up the stairs to get your seats, the tickets are ridiculously expensive (course what isn't these days) and parking is like a stampede in slow motion. There are way too many cars and only a couple of exits. It's on the same scale as allegiant stadium only worse because people don't pay exorbitant prices to watch the raiders. read more

Four of us went to the Sphere on Friday for the Wizard of Oz. We were seated in the 400 level and if you are afraid of heights, it may freak you out a bit. I would recommend sitting up high so you get the full effect of the show. Great sound, picture and effects. Leaves blowing, chairs shaking and apples falling. Everything made the experience fantastic. We would definitely come back to the Sphere to see a concert or show. read more

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This venue is amazing. After seeing the backstreet boys here I would definitely go back for other shows! Even in the area where you can order drinks and food the space is pretty really cool and they have some photo ops. Drinks and food are pretty pricey but to be expected, especially for Vegas. Alcoholic drinks start at $21. The graphics during the show are crazy! It really feels immersive. The chairs actually vibrate too which adds to the whole experience. You can walk inside from the Venetian to the sphere via a walkway. But when we were leaving and the took the stairs down they pop you out on the street. read more

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What an incredible event! We went for Wizard of Oz. The show was amazing. The seats shook. The wind blew. The colors were bright and vibrant. The apples fell, but we didn't catch one. Didn't buy one for $10 after the show, either. Snow came to kill the poppies. Monkeys flew. And so much more. It was a truly immersive 75 minute 4D experience. Before the show we took photos with the sign and poppy flowers. Husband took my picture in front of round globe with Miss Gulch riding her bike. Food and drink was pricey, so we bought just a water for $4 plus tax. Souvenirs were available at several places. We bought a colorful magnet for $15. We thought it would be cool inside. We brought hoodies. Didn't need them. Thought it would be really loud. Brought earbuds. Didn't need them. I didn't bring a bag (only small ones permitted), but I got scanned as part of random selection. So lucky!! After the show, there was a live show on level one. But we needed to meet our ride share driver. If we'd known about the show we might have requested a later pickup. We are VERY glad we took a ride share. We got dropped at front and we wound up walking a lot once we got inside. We got picked up in a similar location and were glad to not walk to a car or fight traffic back to the hotel. read more

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We came to the Sphere to see Wizard of Oz on their one year anniversary. We were super excited to see the inside of this iconic venue for the first time. We came in from the Venetian side, which is a bit of a walk for anyone with mobility issues. For us, it was no big deal. We actually enjoyed it because they have a little outdoor area right before you walk in where you can see the exterior of the Sphere and take photos. Security was quick and easy to get through. Once entering the establishment, you're greeted with this massive open space with vendors elevators to take you to the floor. We were a little caught offguard at how expensive the food/drinks were. We paid $60 for a small order of pretzels, a water, and a coke. Obviously, we were fine with it because it was more about the experience. We went up the escalator to our seats. On the climb up, it is very steep and I was literally gripping the handrail the entire time. The Wizard of Oz was cool, but definitely would prefer to see a concert with more theatrics. My husband was less than entertained as he ended up falling asleep Mid show. We will definitely come back because the venue itself was super sweet, just to something different! read more

If you're in Las Vegas, do yourself a favor and experience the Sphere at least once. I went to see the Backstreet Boys, and it completely exceeded my expectations. The venue is unlike anything I've ever seen. The massive immersive screen, crystal-clear sound, and breathtaking visuals make you feel like you're part of the show rather than just watching it. The Backstreet Boys put on an amazing performance, and the Sphere elevated every moment. It was truly an unforgettable concert experience. One tip that made things much easier: enter and exit through the Venetian. It provides a direct walkway to the Sphere and saves you a lot of time and hassle with the crowds. read more

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I was told that going to a concert at the Sphere would ruin concerts everywhere else, and after having gone I would agree with that. It opened in 2023 and seats more than 17,000 people. It has immersive audio and video effects that include hundreds of thousands of LED displays. The arena cost $2.3 billion to build, the most expensive entertainment venue in the Las Vegas area. The property has parking spaces but most people either take rideshare or walk from their hotels on the Strip. We stayed at The Palazzo which was very convenient because there was a connected indoor walkway that took 15 minutes to and from the entrance. After getting inside there were food and drink stalls throughout. When you walk to your section you'll just see the light displays and the illumination all around you. Typically at concerts the closer you are to the front of the stage the better, but here that's not the case. We were in the 400 section and we had amazing views that were higher up with more panoramic views of the Sphere's effects. Even on the exterior to see it glow in the middle of the dark Vegas night is a sight to behold. They play ads and other animations on the outside, and we had a great view from our hotel room. It really was something I've never experienced before, and this is such a cool experience that you should check out at least once. read more

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