V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film at Sphere Las Vegas

This was our second time at the Sphere and it was excellent. We went to see Kenny Chesney and he was wonderful. We had great seats in Section one right behind the Sandbar. Our tickets said the show started at 8 but it was really 8:30. It was a long night but full of excitement, energy and great music. We love Kenny and have seen him before. What a sincere, great guy he is. People who had ticket in the Sandbar (standing only) were rewarded at the end of the show when he signed anything they handed to him hats, posters, beach blankets etc. He truly loves his fans and he shows it. I was thrilled when his surprise guests were Old Dominion. When they came out everyone went wild. What a spectacular evening!

Came here for the Backstreet Boys concert and it was amazing. This was my first time at The Sphere and it was an amazing experience. There was a plethora of places to buy merch and drinks so lines were never an issue. Also, the bathrooms were never crowded. I would love to come back for another show.

We went to see Backstreet Boys - we were in Section 9 - Row 34 - we did have an obstruction from the overhang - our experience was not both the show on stage and the boys —- HOWEVER - grab tickets just ahead in section 109 by three rows and you will enjoy BOTH the stage show & the screen for the full immersive experience! Still, an incredible experience all the way around !! The venue takes on the personality of who is performing - the experience is truly immersive. Would return to a show here in a heartbeat, not to mention its Vegas baby lol

You will never see a venue like this. Like being on another planet. Just the most incredible experience that you won’t want to leave.

I recently checked out the Sphere in Las Vegas and honestly, it’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen. I bought my ticket through Ticketmaster, and I definitely recommend adding parking—it was $15, but super convenient. The lot is right next to the venue, which made getting in and out a breeze. I sat in Section 405, and while the view was great, just a heads up: it’s really high up and the seating is steep. If you’re going with older family members or anyone who might have trouble with stairs, I’d suggest picking seats in a lower section to make it more comfortable. The Sphere itself is incredible. It’s not just a show—it’s an experience. We saw Postcard from Earth by Darren Aronofsky, and it was visually stunning. The entire thing feels like VR, but without the headset. That said, I did notice some bias in how different countries were portrayed—some were shown in a beautiful, almost cinematic light, while others only had their rougher sides shown, which felt a bit off. Before the show, the lobby experience is pretty cool too. They’ve got these super lifelike robots that interact with guests, and it really adds to the whole futuristic vibe. All in all, it’s absolutely worth checking out at least once. Just plan your seating wisely and go in ready to be wowed!