V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film at Sphere Las Vegas

We were able to see the Eagles at the Sphere last month. It was my third time seeing them and the other two times were in stadiums so not the best audio. This location is built for sound so the audio was unreal. HOWEVER, if you get any type of motion sickness this might not be the best venue for you. There were scenes that made you feel as if you were moving and my wife had to just focus on the stage and the band and try not to look at the screens after a while because she started getting sick. We can at least say we got to experience it but if I were to go again, I would get floor seats which are cheaper because you don't have good views of the screens or the "experience" but I would be fine with that. I've never seen a venue where the further away you are the more expensive your seats are... lol I would say that the Dolby Live venue at the ParkMGM gives the Sphere a run for it's money in terms of audio quality but the screen experience is something to see. I don't think I could watch a whole movie in there like the Wizard Of Oz. My wife likened it to riding Soarin at Disney for 2 hours if that tells you anything.

Fun place to go and worth the money we paid. Don't bother with online sellers just show up at the box office and buy your tickets. Tons of seats on a Thursday for the 2 'o'clock show. We bought in row 219 so we didn't have to climb a ton of stairs and even had the fun of having apples fall on us. We paid $248 and we went up one escalator and three stairs to get to our seat and we could see everything. We're in our late 70's so other than walking from the parking lot at the Venetian to the box office and back, it was really no big deal. Show and special effects were great.

Went with my date to see the Wizard of Oz since that was her favorite movies growing up. I was soooo impressed with the size of the sphere and the effects!! I will suggest this to anyone that goes to Vegas! A must see!

The Sphere’s Wizard of Oz is a very unique and amazing experience that should be on everyone’s bucket list. I’d recommend sitting in section 305,306 or 307. It allows you to see the show without obstruction. We experienced the full effects for sight, senses and sound. I paid for valet parking as I am 72 and handicapped. The parking attendants were very kind and accommodating. The escalator ride is also a part of your experience. Accessing the aisle and rows were challenging for me. Future visits I will consider rows closer to the entering location. We sat 307, row 14. The steps downward are very steep. I was able to hold on and go at my own pace. The employees were very accommodating, and patient. Climbing up to exit could be compared to a steep rocky hill. People with any type of mobility apparatus would require handicap seats. I would NOT recommend to anyone with sensitivity to flashing lights or vertigo. The show itself was an experience in sight sound smell and sensory. Even if you know the story, or have seen the movie, you should still see this show! It takes people into the movie, you are mentally submerged into the tornado, and so much more. ITS BUCKET LIST MATERIAL! I’m a local and I can’t wait to have more friends and family come to visit so we can go see it again and again. Popcorn, candy, drinks (soft and hard) and merchandise are available for purchase. Self parking and valet parking are now available We have also been to see The Eagles! With over 160,000 speakers you’ll hear like you’ve never heard before. It’s not so loud that we needed ear protection in the Sphere. It’s abundantly beautiful. Graphics do not disappoint and the band is playing at the top of their game. Run, don’t walk…to any show that you can see in the Sphere. It’s genius!

An extraordinary event in an extraordinary entertainment venue! Along with at least 17,000 other people, we swayed and sang along to great music. An unforgettable evening.