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The Sphere Experience in Las Vegas, NV

Sphere • 255 Sands Avenue • Las Vegas, NV 89169

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Overview

Immerse yourself in The Sphere Experience with Darren Aronofsky's Postcard from Earth, where cutting-edge technology meets captivating storytelling. The Sphere Experience tickets provide access to interactive experiences featuring a massive holographic display and lifelike humanoid robots, and a multi-sensory film shown on the world's largest hi-def screen.

up to 1.8 hrs 1 or more people

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The total experience lasts approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.
Features Darren Aronofsky's Postcard From Earth on the world's largest hi-def screen.
Specialized seats vibrate in sync with the on-screen action, and weather effects enhance the sensory experience.
Enjoy immersive technology and interaction with lifelike humanoid robots in the Atrium before the film.
Doors open at the time listed on your ticket; the film begins about 45 minutes later. Late seating is not permitted.
Family-friendly experience suitable for all ages.
Concessions are available, but are not allowed in the main venue bowl.
Photos and videos are not allowed during the show, but you can capture memories outside the venue.
Only small bags (6x6x2 inches) are permitted; large bags are not allowed.

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The Sphere Experience with Darren Aronofsky's Postcard From Earth offers an unparalleled blend of cutting-edge technology and immersive storytelling. Darren Aronofsky's pioneering film goes beyond traditional cinema by incorporating weather effects that mimic the on-screen environment, creating a truly sensory experience. The specialized seats enhance this immersion, allowing you to feel every moment through synchronized movements and vibrations that correspond to the film's action.

Adding to the futuristic allure of The Sphere Experience, visitors can interact with lifelike humanoid robots. These advanced robots are designed to mimic human expressions and movements, providing an engaging and realistic encounter. Whether through conversation, gestures, or their uncanny resemblance to humans, these robots offer a glimpse into the potential future of artificial intelligence and robotics.

Together, the immersive film and the humanoid robots create a unique, multi-sensory adventure that pushes the boundaries of entertainment and technology.

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racegrrl

Michigan City, Indiana

"Wizard of Oz show"

Reviewed January 19, 2026 NEW

We had been at The Sphere the second weekend it opened for U2. There were robots and all sorts of staff everywhere the first time we went. Walked in via The Venetian then too. Much different experience this time. Had to walk down Sands Ave and enter it from the outside. Lots of slower security this time, not as much staff everywhere. But still awe inspiring! The show was phenomenal, we really enjoyed it. $7 for water or soda, $14 for beer so be ready for that. Highly recommend you go to something at The Sphere just to experience the venue.

Russ855

Palm Springs, Greater Palm Springs, California

"The Wizard of Oz Show is Spectacular"

Reviewed January 19, 2026 NEW

This was well worth the cost and hassle of getting to the place. It is sort of in the middle of nowhere off the strip and is not particularly walkable. The monorail even zips past it. The closest hotel is the Palazzo portion of the Venetian. Plan on taking an Uber which they are well set up for. People arrive early for the show to stand in line at least by an hour. I found the entrances confusing and obscure. It is not spectacular on the outside. Think of a stadium in an industrial office park. But once inside the scale of the space blows you away. It is massive. There was plenty of help to find your seat. The aisles are steep and narrow. It seemed to be a challenge for elderly patrons. The total immersion experience is incredibly effective. The Wizard of Oz movie has been cut back to 75 minutes which actually seems about right. You will notice the odd AI effects of the characters who look like plastic mannequins. But the sound is magnificent, and there are a lot more visuals added in from the original 1939 movie. Beware, drinks and other things purchased there are astronomical and not worth it. Wait until after the show. It is not very long. Getting out after the show can be arduous. We walked to The Palazzo for dinner reservations.

pams996

Saint Paul, Minnesota

"Show was AWESOME, the entrance experience not so much"

Reviewed January 19, 2026 NEW

The Wizard of Oz was incredible. BUT the whole get there early was not so great. They tell you the importance of getting there early and so you get there early along with everyone else. They tell you the doors open at a certain time, so it appears we all want to be there when doors open, which means getting there earlier than time stated. Well don't bother, there are no easy places to wait, and then everyone crowds the doors AND unless you have VIP tickets the only entrances are up steep steps, because the Venetian Inn didn't have their bridge open that day (not sure why). As to what to see in the lobby, again limited and everyone crowds around the few exhibits. Also the stairs to the seats are very steep and dark, so be careful and wear comfortable shoes. So if you are going, go early but don't worry about getting there before the doors open--our guess is that if we had waited to arrive after the doors open it would have been a better experience. We attended the first show of the evening--not sure how the second show is handled. Would ask --why not open the lobby up earlier as we were all staring down the staff -- that may benefit the inside vendors because it would allow more people to actually shop for merchandise.... Should mention the staff we did interact with were all nice-so not their fault about the wait. Also just completed the Sphere's survey and there was no space to make these comments to them directly, otherwise I would have skip this long dialog. The show is definitely worth it, but the wait to get in was definitely NOT.

wisgirl01

Marshfield, Wisconsin

"Wish I had bought better seats"

Reviewed January 19, 2026 NEW

We saw the Zac Brown Band at the Sphere on January 9. The show itself was awesome, and we are so glad we went. I wish I had researched more about the seats however. We were in section 108 and there is an overhang, so we didn't get the full effect of being in the Sphere. We were close to the stage, so I kept reminding myself to focus on the concert itself, but was bummed to miss most of the video experience. I would recommend getting higher seats. Even though you are further from the stage, you will see the full dome.

CSRef

Carrollton, Texas

"An experience!"

Reviewed January 19, 2026 NEW

Something you need to experience! We saw the Wizard of Oz and it was an experience. I would recommend if you have vertigo or are afraid of heights not to be so high up. The seats are pretty steep when u go up high into the 400s section. The show is in your face and the effects feel like you are in it!

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Frequently Asked Questions about The Sphere Experience with Darren Aronofsky's Postcard From Earth

What is The Sphere Experience in Las Vegas?

The Sphere Experience is an immersive adventure combining cutting-edge technology with captivating storytelling. It features interactive exhibits, lifelike humanoid robots, and a multi-sensory film by Darren Aronofsky, shown on the world’s largest hi-def screen.

When does the film begin?

The film begins at the time listed on your ticket and runs approximately 50 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the time listed on your ticket, giving everyone ample time for the Interactive experience inside the Atrium.

How long is The Sphere Experience in Las Vegas?

The Sphere Experience in Las Vegas lasts approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Where do I enter Sphere?

The Sphere is located at 255 Sands Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89169. You can access the Sphere through the Plaza Entry on the east side of the building. You can also enter via Sands Avenue or Westchester Drive, or by using the Venetian pedestrian bridge.

Is there an age requirement to attend The Sphere Experience?

The Sphere Experience is recommended for ages 6 and older. All guests, regardless of age, require a ticket to attend The Sphere Experience.

Is late seating permitted for Postcard from Earth?

Late seating during Postcard from Earth is not permitted due to the film’s immersive effects. Guests are encouraged to remain seated for the duration of the 50-minute cinematic experience.

Can I leave and re-enter during the show?

No, re-entry is not allowed once you leave the main venue bowl.

Can I take pictures and videos during The Sphere Experience?

Photos and video may be taken throughout the Atrium but are not permitted during the cinematic experience.

Is the Sphere wheelchair accessible?

The Sphere provides wheelchair access, assistive listening devices, and other services. To request accessible seating, call the number on your e-ticket during regular business hours: Monday through Friday between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm PT, and Saturday and Sunday between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm PT.

Do I have to wear a VR headset, headphones, or glasses during The Sphere Experience?

Wearable technology is not part of The Sphere Experience.

Are food and drinks available?

Yes, food and beverages are available for purchase at Sphere. Note that The Sphere is a cashless venue and only accepts credits cards or mobile payment (Google Pay and Apple Pay). Reverse ATMs, which convert cash into a debit card, are located near the escalators on levels 2, 4 and 6 for your convenience.