V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film at Sphere Las Vegas

Saw U2 film of their concert. The show was unbelievable so so good. The drinks and food are an extortionate price, so drink and eat before you go. They said to get there 45 minutes to enjoy the foyer but you don’t need to as little to do.

We had great seats for the production of Postcards From Earth and really liked the venue. Despite the trek to get to the Sphere—the bridge from the Venetian was closed during both of our visits—the experience was memorable. The steps to reach our seats were incredibly steep, and the concessions were overpriced, but the sound and video quality were undeniably impressive. Unfortunately, the show itself was mediocre at best. It had the potential to be something truly captivating but instead felt like a blend of a made-for-TV sci-fi movie, a Discovery Channel nature documentary, and The Day After Tomorrow. It began with space travelers returning to Earth, slowly regaining consciousness while being briefed on the planet. The visuals were stunning, taking us through the creation of Earth, the evolution of life, and the awe-inspiring structures built by humans over the centuries. However, the narrative soon devolved into a doomsday message, suggesting that the only way to save Earth was for humanity to either die off or abandon the planet—returning only occasionally for brief visits. The entire show lasted just 50 minutes, and at $130 per person, I couldn’t help but feel like I’d been duped. We also saw Kenny Chesney at the same venue and much preferred the concert to the disappointing film. It’s worth noting that the Sphere holds approximately 18,000 to 20,000 people. For concerts, unless you're close to the stage, you'll be watching most of the performance on the screen. (We were near the top, and Kenny Chesney looked like a tiny figure miles away.) As for Postcards From Earth, while the visuals were impressive, it felt like little more than a slightly fancier IMAX experience. I wouldn’t spend money on another event there. Been there, done that.

Me and a group of friends decided to attend a 2:00pm showing of the Postcards from Earth presentation and it was pretty spectacular! Even if you don't agree with the message, the shows special effects are amazing and should be appreciated. The visuals, audio and graphics were so real and intense it felt like you were right with the animals, especially the elephant part. We sat in section 405 row 13, that cost $100/each, which in my opinion was a bit pricey. The seats were comfortable BUT for anyone sitting in the higher sections who is afraid of heights I would recommend sitting in a lower section because the higher sections seats are extremely steep compared to most sports stadiums. arenas etc. and then add on the vibrations from the sound affects it can get to people who dont like heights. Just a friendly heads up. It did not affect my experience at all! Its a bit pricey and the beginning is odd but I am glad we decided to do it and would recommend it to anyone visiting Las Vegas!

a place with great sound, great screen, and a bad choice of attraction. 'postcards from earth' is a mistake from the beggining. every single person in the session left disppointed with what was offered. the best thing to do after watching such a 'movie' is to drink enough to forget the bad feeling of having lost that time (and money).

First of all, spending $580 for TWO adults on "Postcard from Earth" not knowing it was a political advertisement for those who the support the climate change agenda and also evolution really upset us. We would never have, a) gone and b) NOT paid so much for that show. I knew within about 5-10 minutes we were watching the theory of evolution and then the destruction of the world by humans. Aside from that, sure the effects were neat, but not worth the money and certainly not Christian or Republican friendly. As was everything in Las Vegas, the beverages were ridiculous prices, especially after paying too much for a so-so show. Don't waste your money on that one. I wish we had attended the Kenny Chesney concert, instead.