This is for the Wizard of Oz at the Sphere. If you can go, do it. I've watched the original 1939 movie many times since I was a kid (many years ago), but it was exciting and thrilling to see in such a huge format with enhanced backgrounds, great audio and different effects. It's an experience. It's not inexpensive - and they cut some out of the movie (although it does cut out some of the lines I remember that I enjoy, it doesn't affect the story line) - but it is a unique experience. In the future, I understand they are planning to run Rocky Horror Picture Show. I expect that would also be a great experience here in the Sphere. read more

The "4D" Wizard of Oz was underwhelming for sure. I have never been so bored. Barely any special effects. Not much else to say. The woman next to me was crying. I guess it hits everyone different. read more

For me, this was an awesome experience. Pricing is a little on the high side, but you are paying for the experience. The optics were life like which is part of the experience. Word of caution, like others have said, the seating is steep, there's not a ton of leg room but its fine for the time you are there imo. ALSO, if you have vertigo, it could be triggered. For me, I can't stand a lot of wind in my face, I start to hyper ventilate like I do when I use to ride rollercoasters. I knew this coming in, so I brought a mask with me and it worked fine for the tornado wind effects. We sat in the 300 section which was mid sphere and I thought it was a great view with all the feels. I would most definitely go back for a concert or another show. The Sphere is a must do, if ever in Las Vegas. read more

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This review is for the Eagles show on March 20, 2026. This is an amazing venue, truly a unique experience with the 360 degree screen which emulates an outdoor experience plus anything else that you can imagine. Pro tip: Stay at a hotel that's walking distance to the Sphere. Much better than dealing with driving. I've stayed at the Holiday Inn Club Vacation and Tuscany Suites & Casino. Both are good options. We walked across the street from the Tuscany Suites and to get dinner at The Cove Sushi and oyster bar and enjoyed some sushi before the show. We arrived at the Sphere by 8pm and arrived at our seats by 8:20pm for the 8:30pm show. Don Henley starts the show on time and with Hotel California. Don't be late! We sat on the right side and had a great view of Joe Walsh. Love his fun interactions with the audience. He is a truly legendary musician and guitarist. First two times at the Sphere I was on the left and had a great view of Vince Gil, velvet voice and talented guitarists. I have seen the Eagles eight time, three times at the Sphere in the past 1.5 years. The sound quality and visual effects at the Sphere are unlike anything I've experienced. That's why I keep returning and looking forward to another show later this year. Highly recommended! read more

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This was our first time visiting the Sphere and No Doubt was playing so we got tickets and had an amazing time. The sphere was nice but the seating I git did not have the full view of the visuals which was a bummer. The band was amazing and I saw so many different generations there like gen x, elder millennials and their kids. Everyone had a great time and I'm glad I had the chance to see them live. read more

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I'm not one to be impressed by concert venues but the Sphere was such an amazing experience! We came to see illenium his second weekend here and we had great views in the 300's section. The music sounded so much crisper than anything I've ever heard in all of the local Atlanta concert venues and the visuals were so impressive. If you have a favorite artist performing here, I would HIGHLY recommend purchasing tickets and making a trip to Vegas! read more

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The facility, including the seating, audio, and video is everything I thought it would be; and The Wizard of Oz is an absolutely amazing immersive experience. This is a great way to present a classic movie. I would absolutely see it again and look forward to future movies/events at this venue. read more

Easy to park and you can leave your car there until 7pm. Easy to get into the sphere. Drinks are a bit expensive. The popcorn was good. The seats were great. Section 207. What a great show. Highly recommended. So much going on. It was great. read more

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There is no place like The Sphere, quite literally! This was my 3rd visit here. This time we saw The Wizard of Oz. I sat in section 308 and an apple dripped right in my lap! They make the wind & leaves blow all around. Your seat vibrates when the good witch appears and disappears. The sound is loud and clear. The colors on the panoramic screen are brilliant! A few mechanical butterflies fly around in the garden. The flying monkeys are pure evil. They're red glowing eyes are spooky and they drift down from above. The smoke and fire )which throws off a little heat) when the wizard speaks is really cool, and it even snows to soften the poison dropped on the poppies. I know it's an expensive ticket. But, you don't have to spend $250 for a good seat! Check resellers the day of and you can find some for $150. Make sure to walk around the side of the sphere before you go in, because the wicked witch's legs and ruby shoes are sticking out from underneath the sphere and you will want to get a picture next to them! Also, buy your parking in advance fand you'll save yourself some money. The AA lot is closer than it looks online and much more affordable than the center lot. Go about an hour early so you can see the rotating sphere which shows Dorothy's home, and take pictures at one of the photo stands that will put you with the tornado in the background. The images are sent directly to your phone. read more

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This review is for the Wizard of Oz at the Sphere. I was skeptical given the price, but it turned out to be one of the best entertainment experiences I've ever had. I feel like how people must have felt watching movies for the first time - a sense of wonder and overwhelm with how immersive and expansive everything was. The experience combines scent, moving seats, wind, drones, snow, and incredible visuals spanning 270 degrees. It was beautiful and entertaining. The place is indeed very steep, as are the drink prices. But it's worth it! read more

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TL;DR: show was amazing, drinks are expensive, rideshare availability is not great I visited the Sphere for ILLENIUM's ODYSSEY show on Thursday 3/12. I knew the show would be absolutely amazing already, but the visuals on screen + lasers and pyro were so cool to watch and definitely enhanced the experience. As a 5'0" girl, it was super nice being able to see all of the visuals because they extended so far up and out around me. My friend and I had floor tickets, and entry was pretty easy and quick. Staff also gave us wristbands for floor re-entry as well. Overall, the crowd was some of the friendliest I've been in! Although there was plenty of room to move, It did get pretty hot on floor, so bring a fan. The drinks here are probably the most expensive I've ever had at any music/entertainment venue. I ordered a vodka redbull and paid 18% tip (without really paying attention) and my total came out to $32 for a SINGLE drink. The drink also ended up tasting like it had no alcohol in it whatsoever. Later on, I ordered the same drink from one of the waitstaff roaming on the floor, and this one was *very* vodka-heavy through the first half of the drink. The consistency in the drinks could be improved. Lastly, leaving the venue ended up being pretty difficult, although this is far more on Uber/Lyft's end rather than the venue's issue. While the Uber/Lyft zone is organized (and it was for entry), booking rideshare to leave was next to impossible for a few of us. I tried booking a ride for nearly an hour, and the Sphere staff ended up having to escort us and a few others further away from the property because the event was over at 12:15 am and we were still waiting on a driver to accept. We eventually made it back to my apartment 30 mins away, but it was a bit frustrating to end the night that way. Overall, I think I would still return to the Sphere for EDM events in the future because the visual experience is so unique and really can't be replicated at festivals or individual shows at other venues. read more

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wow; 10/10 experience. I want to go back asap. I went for the Illenium show and it was just mind blowing. The music combined with the visuals and the nostalgic feel, was an experience, unlike any other. I was in section 103 row 29, it was partially obstructed, which was a big bummer. However it felt like I was watching a gigantic movie. The check-in process and parking at the Venetian hotel was very easy. Honestly, my experience there could not have gone. Any smoother. read more

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We are 24 min in and kids and I are hooked, stay tuned for a more detailed review post show! read more

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This first part is a review for the Sphere Backstreet Boys concert general admission. First, show was amazing and obviously you know what you're getting into when you purchase general admission tickets, but I feel like they packed us in a little tight and they could've sold less tickets for that area. Second, another thing about the sphere (I also went to Wizard Of Oz), is that if you're sitting in the upper sections, it is pretty steep. So just be aware. read more

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Sphere is just as impressive the second time around. My first visit was for Postcard from Earth and this time we returned to experience The Wizard of Oz. One of the most memorable moments is the transition scene when Dorothy is swept from Kansas to Oz. As the storm builds, loose papers begin swirling across the massive screen and then seem to spill out into the room, creating the illusion that debris is flying all around you. The effect is paired perfectly with subtle wind and vibrating seats, making it feel like you're actually inside the cyclone as everything lifts, spins, and shifts from black-and-white Kansas into the color of Oz. Beyond that scene, the immersive details really elevate the experience. From falling apples and the flying monkeys overhead to seat movements that sync with the action. It's not just visually stunning, it's interactive in a way that makes the show extra engaging and genuinely fun. read more

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Came here for a Tuesday afternoon screening of The Wizard of Oz at The Sphere with a friend. This is the first time for both of us at The Sphere. Tickets were expensive even sitting more towards the back, but the whole experience was really fun and I'd say worth it checking out at least once. It was a pretty immersive experience that they definitely put a lot of time, money, and effort into. I loved the The Wizard of Oz at The Sphere display at The Venetian - I got some nice pics there. Inside of The Sphere - the displays/decorations, gift shops, and and actors putting on a performance after the show - it was a pretty wondeful experience. I loved the movie as a kid, and got so nostalgic watching it! During and after the show, I even started shopping for somewhere that sells red glitter shoes like Dorothy's since I had a pair as a kid. I was looking for cute earrings of the red ruby slippers, but the gift shop didn't have any - that would've been adorable. Expensive and overpriced, but fun to check out just once. The theater itself - seating is pretty tight and not the most comfortable. I intentionally bought aisle seats because of this, but we still had to keep getting up so people could get in/out of their seats.I also noticed how no one bought tickets to sit up closer since those were too expensive. As usual with Vegas being Vegas now - they're playing their usual rip off the tourist trap, making us pay $25 for Sphere parking, but its not even all day, we have to leave after the show. We parked at The Venetian and walked since the signs weren't clear and told us to walk outside in the hot sunny 105degF desert weather from Venetian to the Sphere on Sands Ave. It wasn't until the walk back that we saw there was a nice air conditioned indoor tunnel connecting The Sphere to The Venetian. But I later noticed one of the emails I got from ticketmaster said that the pedestrian entryway was closed before my show anyways. read more

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I finally got to experience the Sphere, and it did not disappoint! I went with my family to watch The Wizard of Oz, and it was absolutely amazing. I do want to point out that this is not a cheap experience. Tickets are definitely expensive, but the experience itself is so unique and, in my opinion, worth it. The movie is played with immersive 3D effects, which really bring everything to life and make it feel extra special. We booked our tickets online, and when we arrived, it was busy. That said, the staff was very efficient, and we were able to find our seats quickly. The movie started right on time, and we had such a great time. The effects throughout the film truly come to life as you watch. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and I would absolutely go back to see another show or a concert. read more

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There's really no other way to say it. Just go watch it. It's a must! Watching The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere was honestly one of the best things I've ever seen. And here's the crazy part... I had never even seen the original film before this. Experiencing it for the first time on that massive Sphere screen was absolutely mind-blowing. The visuals completely surround you and make you feel like you're inside the movie. It's not just watching a film -- it's an experience. Every scene feels bigger, brighter, and more immersive than anything you'd see in a normal theater. Even if you've seen The Wizard of Oz before, this is a totally different way to experience it. And if you haven't (like me), honestly... this might be the best possible way to see it for the first time. I know some people complain about the price. Yes, it's expensive. But you're in Vegas. Experiences like this are part of the trip. If you're already there and looking for something memorable to do, this is absolutely worth it. Worth every penny. Pro tip: Don't sit too close to the front. The screen is so massive that the best seats in the house are the back middle sections, where you can take in the entire Sphere without craning your neck. read more

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Had the opportunity to see "No Doubt" in concert at the Sphere. First things first, this experience has probably ruined future concerts for me. I have attended a lot of Shows in my life at all types of venues and this blew them away. I like "No Doubt" and enjoy their music, but was not expecting to walk out loving them. They took us down memory lane with the music, the interviews, videos and personal reveals from the heart. You start with a walk-through of the pop-up museum with all types of exhibits/sets with photo opportunities. You also have a chance to grab some Band gear. From there you can to the Sphere from the Casino to the gates. Once inside you can either go to your seats or explore the food & beverages that are available. They have a huge info board with all the different food choices on each level. They do have standing tables available, not a lot, but a great way to meet other concert attendees if willing to share space. We ordered a Smash Burger that with Fries and a giant pepper for under $20. The Burger was delicious, way better than expected. The wait time was minimal and the Staff was super friendly and helpful. Overall, 1) Security, Staff and everyone we came into contact with were great 2) Facilities were clean, stocked and our seats were comfortable and spaced enough that even I did not feel cramped (I am pretty big guy). 3) Sound System was unbelievable, along with imagery and videos. The music was clear and u could feel the bass in your body. 4) Our seats were lower 103 which made a difference as the higher seats seemed to have some blockage of the whole show. Rows higher in our section, not sure about higher levels. 5) Exiting the Show was smooth despite the crowd. The museum was open and less crowded so went through again to see what we may have missed due to so many fans 6) we parked at the casino, getting out was crazy, very slow & aggravating. The parking was really my only complaint other buying water ($$$) then being told they had to remove the caps. We bought at beverage Vender station. When we bought our food, we saw that they did not remove the caps so not sure what the rule is. $8 water with no cap was a pain. We did get a cool souvenir cup. Once again, the Sphere experience was amazing, it will ruin you. read more

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I have mixed feelings about the experience but overall, I would return. Came here to see the Wizard of Oz and we thoroughly enjoyed the show and interactive effects. The reason for the four stars rather than 5 is the entry process and food options. Neither are great. It was mad disorganized leading up to the doors opening and their signage for people with bags should be better. We didn't have bags but wound up stuck behind people who really needed to head off to the right to have their bags checked. The food we had seas not good - pizza from some pizza shop near the 200s. read more

NOT HANDICAPPED FRIENDLY PLACE! STAFF ALL SAYS "Per Management" Our first time here was not good. We will probably not comeback. Staff lack knwledge. Husband is in wheelchair, and I am in mobility scooter. A staff pointed us in one direction to exit, another said not here let me take u around. People who use walker and cane would need to walk 1/2 the perimeter of sphere to get back to parking. They only allow 35 min for people to enjoy and take photos from the main theater to atrium. We needed to get our mobility scooter post show, deal with waiting for elevator and only 1 works before getting to the atrium. By the time we got there, the photo op site is already closed. She said per management, only 35 min post show. Disabled parking has no space to unload wheelchair and load handicapped person. So disappointed here, which is probably why 3.5 stars only Staff didn't show kindness. What a place! read more

The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere was a highlight of our trip. They do an awesome job entertaining you all the way through as you make your way to your seats. The escalators light up with scenes from the movies as does the mini sphere on the inside. On the way out, there's a wizard prop that talks and entertains. The prices of food and souvenirs are exactly what you'd expect of a venue like this... very high. The show itself was amazing. They did a great job reimagining the movie to fit the screen. The 4-D effects were perfect. From the feeling of the intense wind and noise during the tornado to the "jump out of your seat" fear every time the wicked witch appeared, it was awesome. Highly recommend. read more

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Came here for the bsb concert. Best venue I've been to and the visuals are amazing. Highly recommended if you want to see a concert here

The Sphere has been on my must-visit list since the day it opened, and I finally got to experience it over Valentine's weekend for the Backstreet Boys! We sat in section 405, right in the center, and the view was AMAZING however walking down the steps it felt steep so I was gripping the rail the whole time because I honestly felt like I might tumble forward haha!. Major respect to those I saw wearing heels because there's no way I could've pulled that off. Lastly the show was amazing! The visuals and sounds made it feel like you were inside a giant 3D Universal Studios ride. It was a night full of nostalgia and singing our hearts out. read more

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One of the main reasons my partner's family planned a sibling trip to Las Vegas again was to go to Sphere to see The Wizard of Oz. Note: it's not a stage show, nor is it the entire movie as we know it. Just run with an experience. It's like IMAX on steroids. I know you've read a million review about this place, and I tried not to read up on the details, because I like being surprised. So, no spoilers other than two scenes are very popular and immersive. All I have to say is if they ever do a Star Wars/Star Trek experience at Sphere, I'd be there a LOT. I would love to see a concert there. I think something space-related from an observatory would be awesome. Make the trip. Bite the bullet with cost. It's so worth it. Also, it's within walking distance from the Strip. We had one person in our group who has difficulty walking, so ride share/taxi drop-off and pick up is close and easy as an alternative to walking. read more

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Date of visit: December 31, 2025 While I've always found this to be a cool venue from the outside, I was not eager to attend an event given the ridiculously high price of literally every thing that screens here, whether it was the Darren Aronofsky film that was designed to be shown here or the reimagining of The Wizard of Oz. But when one of my husband's favorite groups, Backstreet Boys, was playing around New Year's Eve, I knew that it would make for a great Christmas gift--especially since despite all of our journeys to Vegas, we had never been there at the turn of the calendar before. Sphere is easily accessible from The Venetian, but note that easy does not mean fast; it is a hike! I had been in this part The Venetian before having attended a large conference a few years back as you walk through the conference section of the building to get to the skybridge to the actual venue. I did chuckle at the amusing combination of conference attendees and Friends of Dorothy on their way to see the Wizard on a random weekday while passing through. Personally I am not a huge fan of Backstreet Boys (I was more N'Sync), the concert was very impressive. We had seats on the 300 level which I think were fantastic and I didn't feel like I wished I was down on 200 at all because the screen is so immersive and all-encompassing that I didn't mind the stage looking so small; we could always see what was going on. Speaking of the screen, it. Is. Awe-inspiring. It's akin to IMAX on steroids, the screen is next to you. It's above you. It's below you. The pictures and video I posted really do not do it justice and I cannot recall another time when I entered a concert venue and had my breath taken away. Staff were nice but be careful exiting; we were ushered out an exit that put us on the street, in the rain, and we would have much preferred walking through The Venetian instead to get back to our hotel. read more

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Incredible experience at the Sphere seeing the Wizard of Oz. Such a great show - multiple immersive moments throughout the show. read more

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We recently saw Kenny Chesney at the Sphere, and it was one of the most unique concert experiences we've ever had. The immersive visuals are incredible and add so much to the show. Pictures and videos really don't do it justice--you have to experience it in person. Ticket prices were definitely on the expensive side, but we were able to find seats in Section 110 with a "restricted view." In our case, that simply meant we were a couple of rows behind the overhang, so we couldn't see the very top of the dome. For a concert, though, it honestly didn't matter to us. We had a great view of the stage, which was what we cared about most, and we still got to enjoy the amazing visuals. The seats were also comfortable and had plenty of room. We arrived early, and I'm glad we did because there was plenty to see and do before the concert started. It helped build the excitement and made the overall experience even better. One thing to keep in mind is that it's a long walk to get into and out of the venue. We cut through the Venetian, which I highly recommend, especially since it was 110° outside and the indoor route was much more comfortable. The moving walkways weren't operating when we were there, so be prepared for quite a bit of walking. Leaving after the concert was also very crowded, with what seemed like only a few exits funneling everyone in the same direction. During the concert, someone a few rows in front of us became sick. While it took around 15-20 minutes, the staff came through, cleaned everything up professionally, and handled the situation with as little disruption as possible. The guests involved never returned to their seats, so I assume the venue was able to relocate or otherwise assist them. Overall, we had an amazing time and would absolutely go back for another concert. The Sphere is an unforgettable venue, and if you have the opportunity to see a show there, it's well worth it. read more

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To make a hot mess story short the signage made us late for the show at the sphere. No late entry, no refunds. One direction there's zero signs ( coming from Wynn as we did) and there's even one that says "the eagles experience" which one would think ohh the eagles have a residence so the sphere must be this way. It was not. The opposite direction there's weirdly placed signs. Very disappointing experience. read more

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I can't say enough about the venue and the experience that it adds to the talent. Totally worth the ticket price. Advice find your way to and from the venue ahead of time saves lots of grief. Yes you can follow the crowd just hope your following the right one in Vegas. The screens the sound the effects the drinks everything was spot on. Kenny Chesney gave a spectacular presentation performance and the crowd was lively. Definitely do it, spend the money and make it an experience! I will again. See my Wizard of Oz review next. read more

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Attended a fantastic "No Doubt" concert at the Sphere Las Vegas. The venue has multiple floors, multiple areas to get drinks and purchase apparel. Our usher helped us to our seats and we enjoyed the show. The prices for drinks are pretty steep, $50 for a Vodka soda, but they came with commemorative cups. When the concert ends, they do direct you outside to the public streets which was a little inconvenient since we were staying at the Palazzo and would have preferred to leave the venue and go back yo the hotel. read more

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Fantastic once in a life time experience! Thoroughly enjoyed it and highly recommend! It's a thrill ride of emotions and you literally feel as if you've been immersed in the move! "There's no place like home!" read more

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Such a cool venue! Came in for the Backstreet Boys concert and had to get some food! We ordered 2 orders of chicken tenders with fries, 2 waters, a soda, and a mocktail and it came out to $80-ish. Expensive, which was expected. I think we could have shared 1 order of tenders and been satisfied. Know when buying water, they open the water and throw the caps away. Doesn't make any sense to me, but I guess facility rules? We still had a great time and the visuals were top notch! read more

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This place is WILD! I'd love to watch a "how it's made" Discovery Channel episode on this thing. Going in, it was clearly marked and had separate lines for bag checks and whatnot. Though their site clearly states that they have a strict restriction on bag size, this is not strict. We took in reasonably small bags (9x4.5x2.5) and they waved us through without even opening them. It was SO NICE! So relieving! I was stressing about not being able to bring a bag and in a place like Vegas, you have several bare minimum items that require the use of a bag. Concert venues need to be at least semi-reasonable and I'm glad I risked it with my bag rather than risk losing my phone, wallet, keys, or glasses. Please stay this way, Sphere! You're in a tourist location. Half of people's phones don't even meet the measurements. The food and drink is your typical severely overpriced, like most venues nowadays as well as everywhere else in Vegas. Eat and drink beforehand. We saw Kenny Chesney and it was a phenomenal show. He is always ten pounds of fun in a five pound bag, but this was on another level. The graphics and optical illusions mixed with the seat vibrations made it more than a concert... it was a full blown ride! The only negative thing I thought about it was the leaving process. You get shoved out of there and not let back in on any level (we took the stairs) in order to use the bathrooms after the show ends. Then we came out far behind it away from the Strip side, causing us to walk a country mile all while dying for a loo. You don't get to one soon at all going that way! They didn't let people up the stairs to get to the skywalk thing either to go back into the hotel so we were forced to do the long walk. We'll certainly plan better next time when it comes to that. read more

I bought a last-minute ticket for this on the edge to watch one of my most all-time favorite childhood movies. The Wizard of Oz. Parking is quite a distance and I only got it because as you know hotel hotel, it can be a mile long walk and for my own safety since I attended this alone, it was wise for me to buy parking close by. There really is no bad seat in the house. I spent about 160 total for parking and my ticket itself. These Ticketmaster fees are ridiculous though. But I digress. The show was so in engaging and interactive with lights, and the theater itself was pretty miraculous. Made me feel like I was literally in the show with Dorothy. I would watch another show there, but not the same show twice because it's not cheap but what a wonderful experience! read more

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Truly an amazing experience. We saw the Wizard of Oz and wow! For a lot of people you can tell it brought back a lot of childhood memories, especially seeing it in a capacity such as the sphere. Gave 4 stars because I wish there was more time before the show, there is lots of things to see, get food or drinks, look at merch etc but only allowing 45 minutes beforehand isn't enough time. Also, if you're afraid of heights or have vertigo or anything that can throw off your vision with altitude, the sphere would not be good for you unless you're on bottom floor or lower level, it is extremely steep the higher you go. Can't wait to experience a concert here! read more

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Wow. It Is a lot. It is hard to know what to watch. The huge screen or the actual band! I decided to focus on the band. I was a little worried I would get nauseated if I watched too much of the video. It is very cool. A lot of people sat the whole time to watch like a movie. We danced the whole time of course! We paid almost 200 bucks for valet parking. It was worth it! We drove right up. We got our car delivered quickly at the end! No Doubt we're amazing as usual. I have been seeking them live since 1992! I was 17 then! read more

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OK, first of all let me say this is the second time we had been to the sphere and as usual everything was very nice prices on the tickets were not too crazy expensive. But I think because this time we got to see the Wizard of Oz experience. This brought everything over the top and made it a very excellent experience. I will put up pictures and video if possible, but you must come check this out you will not be disappointed. Try to get here while the Wizard of Oz is still here, but either way the sphere is something that everyone must see check it out. read more

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This is more a review of The Wizard of Oz movie/experience at the Sphere but as someine who wasn't sure if it was worth going, it turned out to be worth the price of admission. The 4D elements along with the massive dome screen was truly an experience. And, it helps that I caught an apple that fell. They also have exhibits around The Wizard of Oz in the lobby area. If you stay after the movie, they even have an interactive session with the Wizard. If you're in doubt, it's worth checking out the Sphere! read more

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I went to see No Doubt at the Sphere. I recommend to avoid the back row seats in the 100 sections as your vision of the entire screen will be cut off. The show was good and I thought it was great how much Gwen Stefani interacts with her fans. My experience was pretty easy. I had someone drop me off by the west side of The Sphere. There is a stairway that leads up to the upper walkway. At the top of the stairs, if you go right you'll be going through the walkway that takes you to the Venetian. If you turn left you are at the security line to enter into The Sphere. The lines moved quickly and going through security was easy. Once you are inside of The Sphere you are at the main level. This level has concession and merchandise areas. There's plenty of staff that will let you know where to go based on your ticket. What's nice is they will allow you to bring an empty water bottle so you can fill it up from their water fountain. I didn't know this before and I ended up paying over $8 for a small bottle of water. read more

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