Sphere

The Sphere is truly a one-of-a-kind experience. I visited today, and it completely blew me away. The scale of the interior is massive — it genuinely feels like you’ve stepped into another world. The visuals are absolutely stunning and incredibly immersive, wrapping around you in crystal clarity. The sound quality is equally impressive: rich, precise, and powerful, yet never overwhelming. We went as a group of 9 people, including 3 kids, and paid $81 per person — a total of $729. While the show was excellent and left a lasting impression, it did feel a bit overpriced for the overall experience. That said, I truly wish all the best to the talented team behind the show and the creators of The Sphere. It’s a remarkable achievement in entertainment and technology.

I saw the Backstreet Boys at The Sphere in Las Vegas and it was spectacular. The visuals, the sound, the whole experience; unlike anything I’ve seen before. The venue itself is stunning, and every seat feels close to the action. If you get the chance to see a show here, don’t hesitate. It’s next-level. Highly recommend it!

This experience at the Sphere was completely magical and immersive. My family and I saw Post Card from Earth. The show was really beautiful and the sound was amazing. I felt that I was immersed into the video. In addition, when you walk in, there are robots that talk. They were also very cool to see. The Sphere it self was clean, the bathrooms were clean and the seats were clean. The down side, was that they made us rent a locker for an empty bag. We kept sweat shirts in the bag for when we are inside and cold. We also bought two diet cokes and they were $18. For both. Totally recommend going. We are bummed that we couldn’t see The Wizard of Oz. Maybe next time

It was an interesting experience however expensive. I think any 50.00 would be already very well paid. We paid 150.00 to seat in the center of the Sphere and have the best experience. Once we saw the lights located in front of the screen (bottom) I couldn’t really emerged myself to the present scene.😏Nice place… cleaned and friendly atmosphere.

EVERY SEAT IS GREAT! Don’t waste your money buying the expensive seats. Every seat in this house looks great. Pretty amazing venue. Saw Postcard from Earth. Very interesting and impressive! Food and drink prices are out of this world so eat and drink before you come

Phenomenal venue! I was blown away with the creativity of the venue along with the tour. I saw the Backstreet Boys - Back to the Millennium residency show and it truly was the most unique concert experience I’ve ever had. I work in the music industry and have been to hundreds of concerts in my lifetime and this was like none other. I hope to see another show at this venue!

Our first time visiting the Las Vegas Sphere! My friend and I got seats right in the middle, which is what most people recommend for first-timers. While it was cool to be inside and see the unique design, we both felt it was way too expensive for the experience we had. There wasn’t much to see when we first walked in just two robots, the center ball of the Sphere, and some large digital artwork on the walls. It was interesting, but not as impressive as we expected for the price. We watched the show Postcard from Earth, which lasted about an hour. We were disappointed they didn’t had David attenborough to speak about the earth because he would be the best person to really get people the chill right away and he just amazed us with his experience of the earth and what is happening. It would be worth the price. It was nice visually and a alright experience and yes, the middle seat does give you the best view. But honestly, it still didn’t feel worth the high ticket price. Also, food and drinks were ridiculously overpriced, which added to the disappointment. Las Vegas in general is expensive, but this felt like too much for too little. I wouldn’t recommend going again unless they lower their prices it’s just not worth it for what you get. Hopefully they will put David attenborough

This was an incredible trip. What an amazing experience. I would recommend go in as soon as they allow you to. That way you have enough time to explore the sections around the humanoids and the projections. The sound display is extraordinary. I can imagine what the DJ’s of the world could achieve using this, maybe learning experience could be transformed!!!! The theatre presentation is beautiful, try and book c-8 to c-10 higher levels to have the fullest experience. Totally worth it!!

The Sphere is such a cool venue! The visuals were absolutely stunning, and the sound quality was incredible. My group of eight went to see Anyma over the weekend, and it was an amazing experience. The seats vibrate with the music, which adds to the immersion. Personally, I thought the seating was a bit steep, but honestly, there's not a bad seat in the house--we were in the 200 level, and we could see everything perfectly. The DJs played on a platform, making the whole setup feel even more immersive. The only downside, the drinks were ridiculously expensive. But overall, definitely a one-of-a-kind experience worth checking out!

Word of warning: Once you've seen a show at The Sphere, you will come out forever changed. Concerts will never feel the same again. At least, that's how I felt after attending the show for Anyma: The End of Genesys. From the insane visual projection to the all-encompassing audio, The Sphere has truly paved the way for a new era of entertainment. Standing in GA during the show had me feeling like I was immersed in another world, one that I didn't want to leave. When people say there's not a bad seat in the house at The Sphere, that's not entirely true. The enormous screen, which happens to currently be the world's largest, makes it so that almost most seats will have a great view, except for those in Sections 100 after around Row 20. The view will be blocked with large overhangs from the sections above. Just be aware of that when you're booking your seats. I docked off one star for the entry process, which was confusing when I watched the Postcard from Earth show. The lines weren't the most organized, and attendees were left standing around in confusion for 30 minutes after being told to arrive at a certain time. Once we were allowed to enter, the line to interact with the robot got crowded quickly. Also, drinks and concessions here are definitely on par with Vegas Strip prices, so be prepared to spend a pretty penny.

I recently experienced Anyma's 'The Return of Genesys,' and it was thrilling! Every moment was packed with excitement and creativity.... it truly captivated me! I parked at the Palazzo and paid $30 for parking. Otherwise, the parking at the Sphere would've been $15 less but I didn't want to deal with the traffic coming out of the Sphere AKA Orbi. Yes, the Sphere has a nickname now, "Orbi". Doors open one hour before show time and the lines were filled with people, but they were organized enough to handle the crowd. I roamed around before going to my seat and they have a few bars and even a pizza spot. The food smelled amazing but we ate prior to the event. I checked the first level (100s) and noticed a blocked view. If you choose the inexpensive ticket option just be aware you will not have the full experience. If you choose to go, try to get a seat with a level 2 and/or higher. I went to my seat in the 200s and it was immaculate. It was easy to locate and offered an amazing view of the performers. The experience, ah, was amazing! I can't describe the amount of fun I had. The AI-generated artwork was strikingly accurate and captured the essence of the subject beautifully. The combination of the haptic seating and breeze responded dynamically to the immersive experience. It was in sync with the stunning innovative art that surrounded me, it made the entire atmosphere truly captivating. If you attend this event, I have two recommendations: bring sunglasses if your eyes are sensitive to bright flashing lights, and wear earplugs if you are sensitive to loud music. Otherwise, have fun and plant seeds of kindness everywhere you go!

We had an amazing time at Sphere! The place was spotless, and though we were initially concerned about our sight lines, we realized every seat had a great view. The vibrating seats were a game changer, and the sound was top-notch!! Watching 'The End of Genesys' was unforgettable... a truly unique experience!

I finally got to experience the sphere not just from the outside but from the inside. My boyfriend and I bought tickets to see the 1 hour long movie called "Postcard from earth". To me it felt like a documentary. It was the most high definition screen I have seen in my life. Very beautiful and felt like you were there. The sound is also great as well as the comfortable seating. Price wise, the tickets were expensive. We're talking $100+ so be prepared to drop some money. They also have concession stands but the prices are the standard stadium prices. For parking, your best bet is to go to park at the venetian, go to the casino floor and follow the signs to the sphere. It's about $23 for all day parking if you aren't a hotel guest. There is parking at the sphere but it's about the same price but not all day. So if you plan on parking somewhere on the strip where you can do other things afterwards the venetian is the way to go. The only reason I can't give it a 5/5 is because I felt like some parts of the sphere were unsafe. For example, the bathrooms were DARK. It's easy to bump into people when leaving the stall. I think this could be a hazard. The seating itself in the sphere is STEEP. I can do well with heights but for people who aren't, this isn't recommended. To get to your seats is difficult. Usually in stadiums there is some empty pathway in the front of each seating area but that wasn't the case here. Overall, I think the sphere is definitely impressive. The quality is unmatched and I would love to come back here for a music show!

Been waiting to experience the Sphere - glad I finally did it with a band that I love, The Eagles. Every level is a different experience. I was on level 100 and just under the overhanging stoop, I had a 70% view of all the visuals. I had no complaints, truth be told. From what I hear, Level 200 is the primo location, I'll need to test that theory on my next visit. Not cheap, but it was a great show and the venue represented well, consider it an investment. The light show was entertaining, it ALMOST took my focus away from the Eagles, and the sound system was great. I will always remember this show as my first!

The MSG Sphere is easily one of the coolest tech experiences in the world. The visuals are absolutely mind-blowing, and the sound quality is on another level. Whether you're seeing a show or just checking out the exterior, it's definitely a must-visit spot in Vegas. Getting there is super easy, especially if you're coming from the Venetian--it's just a short walk. The only downside? Exiting the building can be a bit of a headache. The flow of foot traffic isn't the best, and it takes longer than it should to get out. That said, it's still 100% worth checking out. There's really nothing else like it.

The Sphere is within walking distance from the strip, behind the Venetian and Wynn. It's kind of like going through the airport, and they prohibit large bags and purses. They also don't allow water bottles, which is bogus because they charge overpriced water bottles inside. The lobby is very cool and beautifully lit with purple lights, and engaging displays that intersect art and technology. We really enjoyed Postcards from Earth show in the Sphere. I was amazed by HOW SHARP the filming is, how high the resolution is, and how beautifully shot everything was. I thought the sci-fi design of the pods and the suits were beautifully designed, and I resonated with letting earth regenerate and flourish and grow. We had AMAZING seats, Sec 204, Row 18, Seat 1 - 2. When the show ended, it was easy for us to just book it and get out of the Sphere before everyone else since we had a flight to catch.

We went to see Darren Aronofsky's Postcards from Earth at the Sphere. It's a stunning 50min film that uses every one of its 268,435,456 pixels in the 160,000 sq ft screen. Beautiful cinematography, immersive experience, with 4d physical effects -- wind blowing through your hair, scents from the citrus groves, from the forests, etc. We took the bridge from the Venetian, a 10-min walk. Then you end up in a jam as the crowd gets scanned in, bag check, etc. Only to find out that you are there 30 minutes before the start of the show. So a ticket that has a 12 noon showtime doesn't begin until 12:30. Also, no bags, no large purses, no backpacks. Still, it's a breathtaking show. When the entire screen is utilized it's amazing. I wouldn't pay the money to see the show again. The Eagles were at the Sphere this weekend and I couldn't justify the $800+ tickets I was seeing. Still, if it was the right show I would consider it.

Amazing show. Freaky stairs to get to our seats. My wife was concerned that she would fall over considering how steep they were. With that said, the talent organization to pull off this amazing presentation is so impressive. 10 out of 10 would go again. I'd love to see another show in the future.

I have seen the Sphere many times on the outside but never went in until recently for a concert. It was pretty out of this world and very futuristic on the inside. Also, I walked all the way indoors from our hotel in Palazzo which was convenient and also had good signage on where to go! Once you go through the security section there is an open floor of bars, drinks, snacks & food if you are hungry. Just loved all the blue lights and the escalators to many different levels. The inside of here is massive and I would love to check it out and see something else coming up! Can't wait!

Such an amazing and memorable experience! I visited Sphere to attend the Anyma show by Afterlife just before New Years, and it was fascinating. The visuals were breathtaking, the ambiance was electrifying, and the staff were so helpful. There's standing room by the stage (General Admission) and a few sections of seats. I sat in the very middle and didn't mind looking up to get the full view. If you come for the Sphere Experience, there's even some robots to play with in the lobby area! Coming in and out of the venue was a breeze - I recommend not bringing a bag and walking in/out of the bridge entrance for easiest access. Located between Palazzo and Venetian, the Sphere sits just off the main Vegas roadway. Keep an eye out for artsy designs on the exterior of Sphere. Will be back!!

First off, the architecture alone is worth a visit. The building itself is a massive, globe-shaped structure. Inside, it's just as impressive. The tech they've packed into this venue is mind-blowing 360-degree screens, crystal-clear visuals I've been to a few shows here, and every time, the experience is like no other. You're fully surrounded by the action, and the production quality is off the charts. Definitely recommend it if you're in Vegas looking for something new and unforgettable. Also, pro tip: The Sphere is right next to some other cool spots on the Strip, so you can easily make a night of it with dinner and drinks nearby.

I genuinely couldn't figure out what the Sphere was before coming here. I feel like the website makes it sound like such an elusive experience where you can experience something before the "movie". What is the experience beforehand? Nobody has answers, but you can buy a ticket for $100+ on Ticketmaster, which I really do not appreciate that its the only option. The fees were 20%+ of the ticket. When we got there, it took us 30 minutes to enter the building, and then we completely missed out on the pre-show. I will say the whole experience itself saved the Sphere from being a 2-star experience. If you're confused about what it is, it's essentially a sports arena with the pre-experience being talking robots and then a movie afterward. I think the sports arena genuinely very much surprised me. It felt like the set of Passengers, the movie with Jennifer Lawrence in there, as there were escalators and floors running all over like a maze throughout the outside of the theater. I didn't care much for the robots but at least the bathrooms were clean. Going into our seats was a bit confusing and stressful because we had to go up 7+ flights on various escalators. It all felt a bit like a simulation. When we got to the seats, I genuinely felt that they were a little dangerous as they were a bit angled downwards and I felt like i was about to fall face first forward. I really think they need to implement some sort of seatbelt mechanism. The movie itself, Postcard from Earth, was an interesting concept, but I think what was more amazing was the screen and how I felt that I could really immerse myself in every scene. There was such a diversity of scenes in the movie from animal life to cultural life. Everytime they changed the scene, because the theater was all around us, it really felt like you could jump into that environment. This really was something that I had never felt with any type of movie screening experience before. So really, that film alone saved this entire experience. Overall, I do think that Sphere is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Leaving the theater was also a headache as it took us 15 minutes just to get to the Venetian entrance. As long as you have patience for this, I do think its a worthwhile experience.

What an amazing venue! Came here a few weeks ago to see Anyma's End of Genesis show and had an amazing time here. The Sphere is an interesting venue, which reminded me of being in a spaceship but in Epcot. It's amazing how much space is inside the Sphere, which you can notice as you ride the escalators up and down! Getting to the Sphere from the Strip can be achieved by either walking outside, or alternatively via the Venetian, Canal Shops, and Venetian Expo - just follow the signs and you can walk to the Sphere entirely inside. Security was quick and easy. While the Sphere does have a pretty strict bag policy online, they were a bit more relaxed on concert day (eg I wore a larger fanny pack which did not pose a problem). I had floor tickets, which required wearing a separate wristband. All other floors didn't require any special documentation, so I was able to explore the venue without any issues (on floors 100 to 400). The Sphere definitely is a unique concert space...and with the show I went to, it was definitely a neat experience. Great acoustics and visuals/image projections = great concert experience. Hope to be back again for another show!

I had been trying to get my husband to take me to the Sphere for almost a year. When friends said they were going to Vegas for the Eagles concert in January 2025; I finally convinced him to go. The Sphere is unlike any concert venue anywhere! If I could give it 10 stars I would! Yes it is expensive, and I've seen the Eagles about 5 times, but never like this! The visuals and the sound were spectacular! There was always something to look at on the entire surface. I feel like very seat in the Sphere would allow you to have an awesome experience, although some seats have better views than others. It was also super easy to get there. We took an Uber from about 1 mile away and were dropped off right at the front entrance. (You can also enter through the Venetian via a walkway). Getting through security was a breeze. From drop off to finding our actual seats was less than 15 minutes. There were multiple refreshment stands, and although prices were sky high for beverages, there was virtually no wait at all. We didn't see many food options: mostly candy, nuts, nachos and hot dogs; but we really didn't walk around to look for them. I suggest you eat before you go. I have been to many, many concerts in several different states, and I was really impressed with the comfort of the seats. Plus we had large drink holders available. (100 section) I would definitely visit the Sphere again! I can't wait to hear who the next artists performing will be!

We went to postcard from earth and loved seeing what The Sphere could do. It is really really steep inside. That was a little daunting as I found my seat in section 304. Like if you missed a step and fell you'd go all the to the bottom and a piece of tall glass was there to save you from dropping into section 2 below. Kinda spooky. But would LOVE to go back and see what a concert in here would be like!

My family and I wanted to watch a show in The Sphere, but was not interested in the current show (Postcards From Earth), so we decided to just watch it for a while from afar. If you want a basically unobstructed view of The Sphere, then the best location is on the walking bridge (over Sands Ave between The Venetian and Wynn casinos) on the strip. It can get busy here, but people come and go pretty quickly. Tip: If you have glare from the glass, take your picture or video from the gap between the glass panels. Another great view of The Sphere is from atop of The High Roller. I can just sit there forever and watch all the animations.

Yeah. This place is worth the hype. It's amazing. It will lose a star for the $23 red wine, but really it's just amazing. We saw the Eagles and paid $315 (total with fees) each for a seat in 109 - the very back row 39 which doesn't allow you to see the sphere beyond a sliver. (It appears that above row 23 you can't see the screen.). Row 109 is the very back of the lower section which means there's an overhang of the upper sections. I didn't know this although the tickets said that there was a "limited view of the screen but clear view of the stage" and I wasn't sure what that meant. We were incredibly close to the stage so that was pretty cool! We stayed on the strip at the Horseshoe hotel which was a 30 min easy sidewalk walk. Apple Maps had great directions. There's only one side to enter from, and directions were easy. We arrived one hour before the show and there was no line to arrive.

If you're in Las Vegas, I recommend checking out the Sphere. It's a cutting-edge, technologically advanced theater that offers an impressive experience like no other. The visuals and sound are truly amazing, and I can only imagine how incredible it is when used as a concert venue. For the best deal, take a chance and purchase the Director's Package as close to the show date and time as possible through online ticket sales. I was able to get it at 20% off the regular price, and it came with free snacks and exclusive merchandise. Definitely worth it for the full experience!

Another unforgettable night at the Sphere! Three things stood out: the incredible sound effects, the extraordinary visual effects, and the overall wonderful experience. It was the last night of The Eagles' performance, and it was absolutely priceless!!

Everything about this place is amazing. I went to see The Eagles with my mom and was absolutely blown away. The visuals were incredible and the sound quality exceeded my expectations. We are returning tomorrow for Postcard from Earth and we are so excited!!!

What a cool experience. I had the opportunity to check this out during an EDM show and was thoroughly impressed with the production and quality of the screens! I felt so immersed in the story of the show we were watching. There were moments that even felt like we were moving cause of what the screen was projecting. Getting inside the venue was pretty seamless. Tons of employees were directing people where to go based on their tickets. Bathrooms were clean, but drinks were expensive, however comparable to what you would pay at a festival or any other concert.

Prices (about $89 to $290) had me hesitant from clicking the purchase button for tickets to the 18,600 seat Sphere. As our travel day got nearer, I said f*** it, we're not gamblers so what else are we going to do in Vegas? Seeing the exterior up close during the day is very cool as it's not a screen but clusters of light that look like a solid screen from afar. From close-up it's like dot matrix. I decided on the $130 preferred seating tickets which is in section 406, row 7. Still centered, not too low and not in the nose bleed either. The row right behind us were standard seats, but I'm not sure what the differences were. Event time was 10:30 am, which is when the gates open. We arrived around 10:45 am and avoided crowds at the entrance. You have 45 minutes to explore the lobby which includes several AI robots that converse in real time, food & beverage options and a souvenir shop. The steps in the bowl are narrow and steep. The degree angle combined with peripheral vision triggers made me a bit unsteady walking up the stairs. Once you sit, it's still intimidating but the feeling slowly subsides. Exiting was of no issue. The current feature film, "Postcards From Earth", it's a 50 minute film shot on a Big Sky camera, specifically for Sphere. The storyline is about climate change and awareness which is a bit comical and hypocritical as the amount of light the venue emits, materials used for its construction and the amount of power to run it steps on the film's moral value toes. For what it's worth, it's very impressive with the screen's size, screen clarity, speaker technology and interactive seats. OVERALL: Glad we did it but it's a one and done for me. Personally, I can't fathom the advantage of attending a concert or traditional movie in here.

I think there's a ton of potential here. Obviously worth seeing if you're visiting Vegas but would only ever return if the attractions got MUCH better, not big into U2, and The Eagles? My dad would Probably appreciate that more but they're definitely gonna need to step up their entertainment game, so much potential. Seats are sorta comfortable sorta not. Delicious concessions!

As a big Anyma fan, I jumped to get tickets to experience his art at the Sphere. Due to end of year festivities, I didn't make it to the first show as I wanted. I would have loved to attend a show where he brought out a special guest, making it even more dope. If you can attend his show at the end of this month, run! Getting to the venue was a breeze, and entering was smooth. I arrived 30 minutes after the show started, and there was no wait time. The drinks are priced as any venue, pricey, pre game! Videos and pictures won't prepare you for the thrill you will experience. I was beyond amazed by the venue. The immersive sound was everything and too loud at some points. I carried earplugs for backup. Better safe than sorry. Protect your ears! The seat haptics action is a nice touch, too. No, you were not tripping. The seats vibrate to match some visuals. This is not the venue to use too much mind altering substances and lose your mind. Proceed with caution. YOLO. Next time I visit, I know that section 300, row 1, is where I will be. I was in section 100 and was chill. Unless you have floor seating, you must stay sitting, or you'll obstruct the view for others. So technically, it is a show to watch, not dance. Needless to say, I'll fly to Vegas again for a show at the Sphere. 10 out of 10!

We were in Vegas for a girlfriend's birthday and thought what can we do during the day - the Sphere! We ubered there and the drop off is literally at the entrance, so convenient and close. We watched a short movie about a futuristic Earth. The cinematography was incredible, sound on point and the seat vibration really made it feel realistic. We did spend about an hour viewing the venue, listening to the robotic Auras and walking around before the show. There was plenty if food and beverage options. The interior is just so extra and cool, a futuristic vibe which is impressive. I'm so glad that I went!

Visiting the Sphere to experience 'Postcard from Earth' was truly a glimpse into the future of entertainment. The immersive visuals were nothing short of spectacular, creating a seamless illusion of being transported to diverse and breathtaking landscapes. My daughter and I were both captivated by the sheer scale and realism of the projections. While we opted for VIP tickets, the exceptional design of the venue ensures a fantastic view from any seat. The included perks were a pleasant addition, but for future visits, I would likely choose standard seating to maximize value. This is an experience that transcends typical entertainment, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a truly unforgettable show in Las Vegas.

Finally made it (inside) Sphere! Been outside of it a couple times for Formula 1 and several more times just driving past it. This night was for a ticketed event and it blew me away. Note: I called it Sphere and not The Sphere, I've heard on multiple outlets that it's intended to just be labeled as Sphere. Drop the The the... Oof sorry, disregard that last the. The event I made it to was the history making first ever electronic dance music event for the Italian producer, Anyma. His music has great bumping beats and some uplifting powerful melodies. Clearly though, if you're attending Sphere, you're there for the visuals (and Anyma is certainly known for them; do a brief search on Youtube to see what I mean). Almost every concert I've been to in life, it's been for the music first, everything else came second. After that night at Sphere, I now have a heightened connection to Anyma's music and it's because of those powerful images. That extraordinarily choreographed production puts this show far and above others, that only few performers can pull off. Not every artist could utilize this venue in the same way. My ticket was for the GA (ground floor) which was great because we had the freedom to move to the center or off to the sides. When shopping for tickets, some of the seats were noted to have some obstructed views. The ground floor didn't really have that problem. That being said, I really want to come back and watch the show from higher up. I heard the seats have haptic feedback as well, so I can imagine my butt vibrating to each beat lol.

Wow mind blowing. I drove over 5 hours to come to the last concert for Anyma at the Sphere. I have been watching but and pieces of how the show look like on social media. I just have to say it was such an amazing experience to actually be there. The full on experience. 100!

We attended the Sphere Experience: Postcard From Earth. The photo and videography is absolutely stunning and was perfect for the venue. It feels like you're in a drone, flying high above the earth or city then down into the forests and deserts. It's a one of a kind experience that we've never had anywhere else so for that, definitely three stars! We assumed the time on the ticket was the time we'd be seated in our seats ready for the show to start. Wish I would have read reviews before going as we got there way too early and ended up standing in a massive line for about 40 minutes! Upon entering, again, there's a massive crowd trying to see the 3 robots and possibly get close enough to ask them a question. We opted to head up the escalators, grab some food or drinks and try to find some elbow room! The place is ginormous but it definitely fills up! Although the show is stunning and the views absolutely breathtaking, the attempt at making the audience feel guilty for being alive on earth was a bit much. We paid the exorbitant ticket price for entertainment, not for a lecture or the pushing of an agenda. Considering the amount of resources, electricity, trash and space the Sphere takes up it's a bit ironic! Maybe I'd go again for a concert, would depend on who's playing I suppose, but definitely not at the top of my list!

The Sphere Experience was the one thing I wanted to do while visiting Vegas this trip. I am glad I did it but I have no desire to do it again. The event start time is when they open the door to let people in. With security/bag check and everything, it took me almost 40 minutes to get in and find my seat. I considered the "Postcard From Earth" movie as a 270° IMAX movie with haptics effects. My seat vibrated during a thunderstorm also when elephants were on the move. Patience was required to get out after the show like any stadium events. I was hoping to spend a few minutes with the robot on display since I didn't get to visit it before the movie but it was roped off. c'est la vie.

First time at Sphere was when my cousin, Eric, graciously got tickets for my mom, aunts, and me for The Sphere Experience at 1:00 PM on Saturday, December 28, 2024. Eric dropped us off at by the front entrance to get in queue. Wow, the lines were long! Luckily, with my aunt's bad knee and cane, Monique, one of the outdoor staff members, made sure that we were admitted through the ADA section which got us inside very quickly. Warned of some parts of the film that might trigger our motion sickness, Mom, Auntie Sol, and I each took a quarter of a Dramamine tablet. Upon arrival, though, Auntie Sol started to get dizzy from the indoor lighting. She ended up needing to take another quarter. I, on the other hand, could have used a mini flashlight in the very dimly lit women's restroom. We didn't have any time to check out any of the interactive experiences of the first part of The Sphere Experience. After a trip to the restroom and Auntie Marissa purchasing two bottles of water and three orders of french fries (1 garlic rosemary and 2 regular) for $56, we made our way to our seats #5 - #8 (we had an extra ticket) at Section 205, Row 11. Our seats were excellent. We watched "POSTCARD FROM EARTH" which was a fantastic immersive experience with the seat haptics, movement sensations, and atmospheric simulations including fog, scent and wind. Not sure if I really needed the Dramamine to watch the film, but the strong smell of Auntie Marissa's garlic rosemary fries made me nauseous...which is extremely odd because I love garlic and rosemary. Unfortunately, exiting the premises was a major disappointment. While we were sitting in the rideshare pick up area, trying to book our Uber, we were instructed with major pressure to hurryingly make our way to the exit of the lot. I asked one of the team members if there was a vehicle that could pick up people like my aunt with a cane to drive them to the exit. He rudely responded, "No, you should have called your Uber earlier! I am getting off of work now!" He was very serious about leaving and clocking out because he then got on his walkie talkie and told his colleagues that he was leaving work already. Due to the foul behaviour and treatment by this staff member, I am docking my overall rating by one star. Sphere is definitely a great Las Vegas attraction, but be forewarned that you might run into an incompassionately crude team member.

The Sphere has certainly become an iconic attraction on the Las Vegas strip, and is fabulous to look at from nearby hotels on the strip, and when flying in and out of Vegas. My mother visited me recently (I'm a local) and we decided to do the Sphere Experience, and were not disappointed. The amazing wrap around show "Postcard from Earth" was fantastic, and utterly beautiful, made even better by the haptic effects in the seating and the amazing sound system that made it all feel very immersive. This is a must see for anyone visiting Vegas, and a thought provoking production taking you through gorgeous landscapes, inspiring interiors, even under the ocean, and getting to see many varieties of life on our planet. I would definitely go again to take anyone else visiting me here. Getting through security wasn't too difficult, but be sure (especially ladies) to read the guidelines on what bags you can bring. Once through that you go up to the atrium area, and while visually very impressive and an architectural and engineering wonder, I really feel they could do so much more with this space, and is the reason for my review being 4 stars and not 5. Sure, the interactive robots are fun, but that sort of AI tech to me at least is already getting a bit cliche, and it's not made better for the fact of so many people crowding around each exhibit. There is food and drink available, but incredibly no seating areas at all and you may spend a good 30-40 minutes here before heading up to the arena itself. I was also super disappointed with the available merchandise, was just very limited and of pretty poor quality despite the premium prices.

I always thought "The Sphere" as a name sounded so foreboding, like some kind of inescapable, self-contained world or sci-fi harbinger of impending doom. And maybe that's the design team's intention :D Because I definitely felt it upon entry! Projections of humanoid figures reaching out, tugging against their restraints; or metal-paneled faces scanning their surroundings, expressions devoid of humanity... All constantly bathed in a sterile blue light... Eerie to say the least. But the sheer goofiness balances out the futuristic doomsday vibe. Their greeting robots, Aura, were covered the entire time with a dinky fabric (broken???). The greasy smell of pretzels and burgers lingered heavily in the air. My mobile ticket urged me to download into my Apple wallet, while having no button on the site to do so. And the building is a giant ORB. Bulging out of the skyline. With a silly, disarming face! And ads upon ads upon ads. Maybe more dystopian than futuristic. Oh well. But I digress. It's a neat venue. Logistics-wise, we entered at 9:00 pm and experienced no wait. Walked straight through the security scanners. The atrium housed merch popups, cafes, bars, and the famed AI robots (all of whom were unavailable for interaction). We popped by the photo booth for a memento of our futuristic adventure-- only to find out that the picture sent to our emails/texts was total potato quality. After reading about the sound volume online, we followed the "First Aid" signage on the mezzanine floor to grab a pair of free earplugs. No dice. Staff on both ends of the venue directed us to different locations, neither of which were correct. Hmm... Seems risky for potential medical emergencies if even staff are confused. We finally came across it on the first floor (which, on the elevator, is floor 2) and claimed our tinnitus protection. I guess the "First Aid" signs on other floors are simply redundant. When we finally decided to take our seats in the 200s, all other issues melted away. This view? WILD. The audio? PRISTINE. I severely underestimated how immersive 64,000 LED tiles would be. Anyma was the perfect artist as their first EDM headliner. I think my jaw was dropped for 80% of the 2 hour show. Excited to see other artists experiment with this medium for visuals. Exiting was straightforward: all attendees funneled through the notably not-futuristic, nor themed at all, fire exit stairwells. Only cement and concrete down here baby!!!!!! After several flights down, we were flushed out into the rideshare pickup loop. The concert experience itself was a 5/5. Other aspects leave more to be desired. But if you JUST want to pay premium for a cool show in a planetarium on steroids, I think it's worth it. This time, I fortunately received free tickets from work, but I would consider visiting again given the right performer. NOTE: I also imagine the Sphere will face issues similar to the Tomorrowland Problem. How do you maintain the venue's futuristic feel while technology advances exponentially? There's no way that the $2.3B investment hadn't considered this so I'm curious to see how the venue evolves as time goes on.

It was an amazing experience watching the cinematic and immersive show, "Postcard from Earth". Make sure to set aside some time to stand in the lineup to get inside and there are no chairs available to sit. There's also an exhibition for AURA the Robot which you can speak with the robot, ask questions and they'll respond on the spot. Definitely a great experience.

Beautiful venue with really nice quality sound system and giant screens with incredible visual effects. We bought 10:30am tickets and prepaid $30 parking in lot S, which was really convenient and easy to get out after the show. I was told by everyone to arrive up to an hour early but I think we were too early bc we showed up 45 minutes before 10:30 and we had to wait in line outside waiting for doors to open. The entry was very inefficient and took a long time. We get in and have to wait at a holding area in front of the escalators. They didn't let us up until 10:15am. Interesting to see the 5 robots at the main floor as we still had lots of time prior to the 45 minute movie at 11:15 am. Took a free souvenir photo that they emailed to us. Ordered something to eat at their concessions and it was relatively reasonably priced at $15 for chicken & waffles with tater tots. Movie was visually stunning but the narrator was very monotone so made us all very sleepy. I closed my eyes so many times and had to force myself to stay awake. This experience was worth a visit but quite pricey given the short overall length. Personally I don't find it very repeatable unless it's different content.

How come this place let a horrible worker to be able to work here?! I came in 15' late for the time, and tried to find our seat. A woman (dark skin & curly hair) who was standing at section 306 (02/24; time: 5:15 pm) show us how she was uncomfortable to show us our seats. I know I was late, I didn't want to, but we're visitors and schedule time sometimes goes wrong with what you planned. After its end, she yelled to kick everyone out. It's was loud and so annoying. If she's not a woman, I would love to punch her in the face.

Fantastic venue. They have their act together, smooth people traffic, not much waiting im Lines for drinks or restrooms, smooth exit, and incredible sound.

Visiting the Sphere in Las Vegas was a spectacular experience! I had the pleasure of watching Postcard from Earth from the director seats, and it was absolutely worth it. The view was incredible, and the seats came with exclusive access to a lounge, adding an extra layer of luxury to the experience. The lounge offered a variety of food options, although unfortunately, none were gluten-free, so I couldn't partake. However, everyone else seemed happy with the selection. On the plus side, there were plenty of drinks and goodies available, which made the experience feel extra special. The show itself was visually stunning and immersive, unlike anything I've ever seen before. The Sphere's design and technology create a cinematic experience that feels larger than life. It's not just a show -- it's a journey. Overall, I had an unforgettable time and will definitely return on my next trip to Las Vegas. If you're thinking about visiting, I highly recommend splurging on the director seats for the ultimate experience!

It is my first time at the Sphere and it is always fun. I love how immersive the experience is and I totally recommend anyone to check it out at least once per life.

Fun. Spacious. Great views from everywhere. The place is a bit overrated but I will say that it is somewhere each person should visit at least once. I think it is a bit pricey for what it offers. Nevertheless, they do have good shows and since the views are great from all angles, you cant really miss out.

"The End of Genesys" at the Sphere ...I am still talking about it. The music, the visuals and seating all incredible. I was at Afterlife in Tulum in January and thought it was great, the Sphere took it above and beyond. Thank you for the immersive experience.

A must see venue in Las Vegas!! Flying into the entertainment capital of the world, you will see the Sphere from your flight into the city. The exterior is an amazing advertisement medium as well as eye catching structure. "A postcard from earth" was the show that we saw. But the show is made to display the fantastic venue and what amenities are available for entertainment programs. Entering the sphere, you will be blown away at the enormous scale of the interior. The LED lighting, the flow of design, and the complexity of engineering will astound you! During the show, surround sounds, 360 degrees of view, and vibration seats make for a one of a kind entertainment spectacle. There are multiple levels with food concessions and bars. Seating is built on a curve of a circle so the risers are very steep. Concerts and MMA fights have been held in here. See it when you can!

We took an Uber to the Sphere and had to wait in line outside the fenced area until the gates opened. Once inside the building, we waited about an hour before being allowed to enter and find our seats. There were drinks (beer, water, soda) and food available for purchase. One highlight before the show was the fascinating interactive robot. It could identify what people in front of it were wearing and even answer questions, which added a unique touch to the experience. When we got to our seats, we noticed they were a bit narrow, but the overall experience of the show was incredible. It truly felt immersive, as if you were a part of what was being shown. The visuals and effects made it an unforgettable experience. The only drawbacks were some noise from other attendees and the discomfort of having the back of my seat kicked by a small child behind me. Despite these minor issues, the show itself was absolutely amazing and well worth the visit.

OK ok, I have to say, you really can't beat this kind of venue experience. Came for a concert that my neighbor really wanted to see. The band joked that they were the "house music" for the Sphere experience... but tbh they were right. We had amazing seats 100 level, right up front but honestly any seats would have given you a great view and experience i think. The unlikely hero of this venue was the usher in my section. He was literally the best. So fun and kind very helpful and just over all made it a great experience. My only warning would be for parking/Uber. It costs $100 to park close and $45 to park far. This is outrageous, but maybe I'm just used to the old Vegas days when parking was free and everywhere had free valet. My friend couldn't walk very far so we opted to take an Uber. Uber there no prob easy easy. Uber home was another story. It was a cluster of people trying to get Uber and the line to get in was wild. Our driver had to wait 30 minutes in line just to get to the pickup spot. If you are able, I would walk to somewhere else to catch your Uber after the show.

Walking into The Sphere feels like stepping into the future. The seating is designed for comfort and perfect sightlines, but the true star is the screen. It's not just a screen--it's the largest and most immersive LED display in the world, wrapping around the entire audience. The level of detail and the sheer scale make you feel like you've been transported to another dimension Postcard from Earth is a must see!!!

Went to see Postcard from Earth just to check out the Sphere. Overall, I would rate this a must-do with a few notes: The parking lot is a MESS. I am sure this will get cleaned up as time goes on, but one would think this should have been a priority in getting the place online. Security seems to be different for the film vs live performances. This makes sense, but take this into account if you think you can bring that big purse in to see The Eagles. There are "robots" you can apparently interact with. Why? I have no idea. I just wanted to see the film. It seems bathrooms aren't everywhere. You might want to meter your pre-show drinking to take this into account. Bad, the stairs going down inside the Sphere are STEEP. Good, there basically isn't a bad seat in the house. Sound and screen quality is stunning. Seats have sound vibrations to further enhance the experience. It would be amazing to see a concert here, but the downside is any show that comes here needs to be created specially for the venue. Absolutely no chance of just translating a current show for this space.

Your very best value is just watching the show from the outside. We stayed close enough to watch it 24/7 and enjoyed it completely. But. Read on. As to going inside.. Very expensive, beautifully produced diatribe against humanity, basically. The opening was spectacular. Views of the beauty of this world. Now. Even though (as we learn later) we as humans have done nothing but destroy everything. And because we've destroyed it all we have, somehow, the responsibility to go out and inhabit, populate and... obviously... destroy the next place. Honestly. It had me disgustingly amused. To be sitting in this monument of excess in the middle of ultimate human excess (Las Vegas) and to be lectured on how the excesses of humanity have f'd it all up? Really. For almost $200 for the 2 of us (nothing extra) I could say... don't? Unless you just want to see the inside.