Sphere

Word of warning: Once you've seen a show at The Sphere, you will come out forever changed. Concerts will never feel the same again. At least, that's how I felt after attending the show for Anyma: The End of Genesys. From the insane visual projection to the all-encompassing audio, The Sphere has truly paved the way for a new era of entertainment. Standing in GA during the show had me feeling like I was immersed in another world, one that I didn't want to leave. When people say there's not a bad seat in the house at The Sphere, that's not entirely true. The enormous screen, which happens to currently be the world's largest, makes it so that almost most seats will have a great view, except for those in Sections 100 after around Row 20. The view will be blocked with large overhangs from the sections above. Just be aware of that when you're booking your seats. I docked off one star for the entry process, which was confusing when I watched the Postcard from Earth show. The lines weren't the most organized, and attendees were left standing around in confusion for 30 minutes after being told to arrive at a certain time. Once we were allowed to enter, the line to interact with the robot got crowded quickly. Also, drinks and concessions here are definitely on par with Vegas Strip prices, so be prepared to spend a pretty penny.

I recently experienced Anyma's 'The Return of Genesys,' and it was thrilling! Every moment was packed with excitement and creativity.... it truly captivated me!I parked at the Palazzo and paid $30 for parking. Otherwise, the parking at the Sphere would've been $15 less but I didn't want to deal with the traffic coming out of the Sphere AKA Orbi. Yes, the Sphere has a nickname now, "Orbi". Doors open one hour before show time and the lines were filled with people, but they were organized enough to handle the crowd. I roamed around before going to my seat and they have a few bars and even a pizza spot. The food smelled amazing but we ate prior to the event. I checked the first level (100s) and noticed a blocked view. If you choose the inexpensive ticket option just be aware you will not have the full experience. If you choose to go, try to get a seat with a level 2 and/or higher. I went to my seat in the 200s and it was immaculate. It was easy to locate and offered an amazing view of the performers. The experience, ah, was amazing! I can't describe the amount of fun I had. The AI-generated artwork was strikingly accurate and captured the essence of the subject beautifully. The combination of the haptic seating and breeze responded dynamically to the immersive experience. It was in sync with the stunning innovative art that surrounded me, it made the entire atmosphere truly captivating. If you attend this event, I have two recommendations: bring sunglasses if your eyes are sensitive to bright flashing lights, and wear earplugs if you are sensitive to loud music. Otherwise, have fun and plant seeds of kindness everywhere you go!

How come this place let a horrible worker to be able to work here?!I came in 15' late for the time, and tried to find our seat. A woman (dark skin & curly hair) who was standing at section 306 (02/24; time: 5:15 pm) show us how she was uncomfortable to show us our seats. I know I was late, I didn't want to, but we're visitors and schedule time sometimes goes wrong with what you planned.After its end, she yelled to kick everyone out. It's was loud and so annoying. If she's not a woman, I would love to punch her in the face.

We had an amazing time at Sphere! The place was spotless, and though we were initially concerned about our sight lines, we realized every seat had a great view. The vibrating seats were a game changer, and the sound was top-notch!!Watching 'The End of Genesys' was unforgettable... a truly unique experience!

I finally got to experience the sphere not just from the outside but from the inside. My boyfriend and I bought tickets to see the 1 hour long movie called "Postcard from earth". To me it felt like a documentary. It was the most high definition screen I have seen in my life. Very beautiful and felt like you were there. The sound is also great as well as the comfortable seating. Price wise, the tickets were expensive. We're talking $100+ so be prepared to drop some money. They also have concession stands but the prices are the standard stadium prices.For parking, your best bet is to go to park at the venetian, go to the casino floor and follow the signs to the sphere. It's about $23 for all day parking if you aren't a hotel guest. There is parking at the sphere but it's about the same price but not all day. So if you plan on parking somewhere on the strip where you can do other things afterwards the venetian is the way to go.The only reason I can't give it a 5/5 is because I felt like some parts of the sphere were unsafe. For example, the bathrooms were DARK. It's easy to bump into people when leaving the stall. I think this could be a hazard. The seating itself in the sphere is STEEP. I can do well with heights but for people who aren't, this isn't recommended. To get to your seats is difficult. Usually in stadiums there is some empty pathway in the front of each seating area but that wasn't the case here. Overall, I think the sphere is definitely impressive. The quality is unmatched and I would love to come back here for a music show!

Been waiting to experience the Sphere - glad I finally did it with a band that I love, The Eagles. Every level is a different experience. I was on level 100 and just under the overhanging stoop, I had a 70% view of all the visuals. I had no complaints, truth be told. From what I hear, Level 200 is the primo location, I'll need to test that theory on my next visit. Not cheap, but it was a great show and the venue represented well, consider it an investment. The light show was entertaining, it ALMOST took my focus away from the Eagles, and the sound system was great. I will always remember this show as my first!

The MSG Sphere is easily one of the coolest tech experiences in the world. The visuals are absolutely mind-blowing, and the sound quality is on another level. Whether you're seeing a show or just checking out the exterior, it's definitely a must-visit spot in Vegas.Getting there is super easy, especially if you're coming from the Venetian--it's just a short walk. The only downside? Exiting the building can be a bit of a headache. The flow of foot traffic isn't the best, and it takes longer than it should to get out.That said, it's still 100% worth checking out. There's really nothing else like it.

The Sphere is within walking distance from the strip, behind the Venetian and Wynn. It's kind of like going through the airport, and they prohibit large bags and purses. They also don't allow water bottles, which is bogus because they charge overpriced water bottles inside. The lobby is very cool and beautifully lit with purple lights, and engaging displays that intersect art and technology. We really enjoyed Postcards from Earth show in the Sphere. I was amazed by HOW SHARP the filming is, how high the resolution is, and how beautifully shot everything was. I thought the sci-fi design of the pods and the suits were beautifully designed, and I resonated with letting earth regenerate and flourish and grow. We had AMAZING seats, Sec 204, Row 18, Seat 1 - 2. When the show ended, it was easy for us to just book it and get out of the Sphere before everyone else since we had a flight to catch.

We went to see Darren Aronofsky's Postcards from Earth at the Sphere. It's a stunning 50min film that uses every one of its 268,435,456 pixels in the 160,000 sq ft screen. Beautiful cinematography, immersive experience, with 4d physical effects -- wind blowing through your hair, scents from the citrus groves, from the forests, etc.We took the bridge from the Venetian, a 10-min walk. Then you end up in a jam as the crowd gets scanned in, bag check, etc. Only to find out that you are there 30 minutes before the start of the show. So a ticket that has a 12 noon showtime doesn't begin until 12:30. Also, no bags, no large purses, no backpacks. Still, it's a breathtaking show. When the entire screen is utilized it's amazing. I wouldn't pay the money to see the show again. The Eagles were at the Sphere this weekend and I couldn't justify the $800+ tickets I was seeing. Still, if it was the right show I would consider it.

Amazing show. Freaky stairs to get to our seats. My wife was concerned that she would fall over considering how steep they were. With that said, the talent organization to pull off this amazing presentation is so impressive.10 out of 10 would go again. I'd love to see another show in the future.