The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere adapts the 1939 MGM classic into an immersive, sensory-rich event. AI-driven enhancements remaster over 90% of the film, expanding frames, adding background details, and restoring visual depth for the 16K screen. Google, Warner Bros. Discovery, Magnopus, and key creatives including Jane Rosenthal and Ben Grossmann, collaborated to preserve the film’s integrity while pushing experiential boundaries.
The soundtrack is re-recorded by an 80-piece orchestra, synchronized with Sphere Immersive Sound and haptic seats delivering wind, heat, fog, and scents. Book Wizard of Oz (the Sphere) tickets to enjoy the iconic songs like “Over the Rainbow” in a whole new dimension.
Dorothy’s journey from Kansas to Oz becomes a dynamic voyage through the Yellow Brick Road, as 16K visuals swirl overhead and envelop you. Along the way, she meets the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Cowardly Lion, each adding heart and humor. The iconic Emerald City shimmers in immersive sound and surround visuals. But as a storm approaches, you’ll feel the winds pick up. Book your tickets to be transported to Oz at the click of your heels.
Show timings for Wizard of Oz at Sphere. may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
Note: Though based on the original 1939 MGM film, this immersive adaptation is produced and enhanced by a powerhouse creative team
The Sphere, Las Vegas at The Venetian Resort is a landmark entertainment venue seating around 17,600 guests (up to 20,000 with standing room). Designed by Populous, its geodesic structure uses 3,000 tons of steel and concrete to support the world’s largest interior 16K LED screen and immersive audio system. Since opening in 2023, it’s hosted top-tier residencies—including U2, Darren Aronofsky’s immersive film, and major sports events—earning acclaim as the future of live entertainment
Available facilities: Restrooms, bar, food concessions, on-site parking, valet services
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating and routes, accessible restrooms, elevators, hearing assistance, and companion seating.
The immersive film runs about 1 hour and 15 minutes with no intermission.
It features a full 16K LED dome, spatial audio, haptic seats, and environmental effects like wind, heat, and scent.
Yes, as guests with disabilities can avail themselves of accessible elevators, restrooms, seating, and parking.
Yes, on-site parking and valet available; additional garages nearby.
Lower-level center seats maximize wraparound visuals and immersive sound.
Family visits are popular for this show as effects are strong but non-overwhelming, suitable for most ages.
Early arrival is recommended to enjoy pre-show features and settle in.
Sensory effects are intense—viewer discretion is advised. Consider earplugs if needed.
Bus routes 108, 203, or Monorail offer easy access; rideshare and walking options are also good.
Small bags are fine, but larger luggage is not allowed.
Snacks and beverages are available on-site; outside food is generally not allowed.
Cameras are recommended for pre-show areas; filming is prohibited during the presentation.
Yes, an official behind-the-scenes trailer is available via The Sphere’s YouTube channel and website. It includes creative insights and previews of the groundbreaking visuals.
The show runs multiple times daily, including morning, afternoon, and evening performances, seven days a week, with occasional dark dates.
Seats in the 100 and 200 sections, especially center-left or center-right, offer the most immersive audio-visual experience. Be aware that some seats in section 100 may have partially obstructed views due to the overhang.
Yes — one of the most recommended seats is in Row 10, Section 306, dubbed the “Director’s Seat,” as it gives the most balanced view of The Sphere’s full dome projection and audio design.
Yes, roughly 800 seats in section 100 are considered partially obstructed due to an overhanging balcony. Always check seat maps before purchase.
Absolutely. The show is family-friendly and designed to be a magical experience for audiences of all ages.
Photography and video recording are typically not allowed during the show to preserve the immersive experience. However, you can snap pictures in the lobby and Sphere atrium.
This is a fully immersive cinematic experience, not a live musical. It features original scenes, new narration, and 13 remastered songs synced with The Sphere’s state-of-the-art visuals and sound.
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