You enter through glowing, curved portals and reflective floors. Designed by ICRAVE to feel like stepping into another realm, this space cues your shift from Vegas streets to immersive narrative.
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A groundbreaking cinematic experience that transforms the 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz into a fully immersive journey.
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Touted as “the world’s largest spherical structure,” the Sphere is a brand-new high‐tech entertainment arena on the Las Vegas Strip. It redefines what an entertainment space can be, where every glance, sound, and moment feels part of a grander narrative. Opened in September 2023, Sphere has already become a magnetic destination, hosting artist residencies, immersive films, and sensory shows that invite you to experience rather than just observe.
A vast wraparound LED canvas engulfs the seating bowl with 16K resolution imagery, delivering visuals that fill your field of view from wall to ceiling and beyond. It’s the highest-resolution LED screen in the world.
Inside, Sphere Immersive Sound hides 1,586 fixed and 300 mobile Holoplot X1 modules behind the display—totaling 167,000 drivers. Using beamforming and wave-field synthesis, sound is digitally aimed so every seat gets crystal-clear, personalized audio.
More than visuals and audio, Sphere heightens your senses with synchronized wind, mist, scent, and even temperature shifts. Over 10,000 seats feature haptic feedback to enhance the show's tactile response.
You enter through glowing, curved portals and reflective floors. Designed by ICRAVE to feel like stepping into another realm, this space cues your shift from Vegas streets to immersive narrative.
The venue envelopes you with 270° visuals and spatial sound so precise you actually feel the rumble of the earth or the whisper of a breeze. It’s like virtual reality without a headset, creating a new baseline for what a show should sound and feel like.
Iconic performers, including U2, Dead & Company, The Eagles, and Backstreet Boys, have elevated their shows at the Sphere in Las Vegas. The 16K wraparound dome, immersive audio that zeroes in on every seat, and synchronized effects make the music ripple through your senses.
Behind the spectacle lies serious architecture and engineering. Elevated by Populous, designed for sensory precision, the venue also integrates sustainable systems like advanced climate control and efficient energy management to handle the massive LED demands. Thoughtful crowd-flow planning, from wide concourses to multiple escalators, ensures an infrastructure as intentional as the shows it hosts.
Whether it's cinematic premieres, live concerts, or even UFC fights, Sphere has drawn attention from critics and trade awards. This immersive model may well redefine what to expect from live shows in Las Vegas and beyond.
With nine levels in total, seven are accessible to visitors. The venue accommodates 17,600 seated guests and up to 20,000 standing capacity, making it one of the largest and most advanced entertainment arenas in the world.
It's a 50–75-minute immersive event. Imagine visuals across a 16K wraparound screen paired with sound, wind, scent, and seat motion. This is sensory storytelling—not a standard concert or movie.
Yes! The Sphere is family-friendly and is suitable for ages 6 and up. The intense sensory effects like haptic motion, sweeping visuals, and simulated weather may overwhelm younger children.
No. Sphere is strictly a ticketed venue. Public tours or casual visits are not permitted.
Prices vary significantly based on artist and seat positioning. You can check pricing at the time of booking.
Best to arrive 45–60 minutes before showtime. Gives you time to explore the atrium, meet Aura robots, and beat the crowds at concessions.