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V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film at Sphere Las Vegas

Sphere • 255 Sands Avenue • Las Vegas, NV 89169

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Overview

Step into an extraordinary experience with V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film at the Sphere Las Vegas. Witness U2 like never before in this multi-sensory journey that feels as real as a live U2 concert in Las Vegas. Get your V-U2 Sphere tickets now to enjoy the world’s largest hi-def screen, incredible sound, and groundbreaking visuals.

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V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film offers a one-of-a-kind cinematic experience exclusively at Sphere. Directed by Morleigh Steinberg and The Edge, this concert film showcases the groundbreaking U2:UV show that played to over 700,000 fans from across 100+ countries during 40 sold-out performances from September 2023 through March 2024. V-U2 allows audiences to feel as if they are part of the live shows, enhancing the connection to U2's music and performance.

This film is the first ever shot entirely with Big Sky, a revolutionary ultra-high-resolution camera system developed by Sphere Entertainment. Using multiple Big Sky cameras, the film captures U2 at an extraordinary scale, sharpness, and clarity. V-U2 employs Sphere’s immersive technologies, including a 160,000-square-foot display plane featuring a stunning 16k x 16k resolution—the highest in the world.

Experience Sphere Immersive Sound, powered by HOLOPLOT, which ensures crystal-clear audio for every seat. Additionally, haptic seats provide vibrations that allow guests to 'feel' the action. These innovative technologies combine in V-U2 to create a truly unique concert experience, reinforcing the sensation of being at a live U2 performance.

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FarAway25369260880

Phoenix, Arizona

"Great!!!"

Reviewed January 12, 2026 NEW

Saw Wizard of OZ absolutely wonderful and sad to hear it's going away in march this year, not sure why, the shows are always sold out-

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"The Wizard of Oz at the Sphere was MOSTLY good..."

Reviewed January 11, 2026 NEW

The Wizard of Oz experience at the Sphere is specifically what drew us to Las Vegas on this trip. We really did enjoy the show but cannot give it the highest rating due to a few small complaints: 1. Going in, I knew that there had been some edits to the film for this presentation but figured the movie would still come across as seamless and enjoyable. It WAS enjoyable but the edits were more noticeable than I anticipated, made the movie seem "chopped" at times and did detract some from the overall quality of the experience. It's not evident why these edits were considered necessary. 2. The stated policy is that late seating is not permitted. I wish this policy had been enforced. The entire row in front of us took their seats after the show had started and continued to do so all the way through the tornado scene. This resulted in a blocked view for us numerous times as these attendees moved into their seats and when those who had already arrived needed to stand to let the newest latecomers into their seats.

Explore41827100893

"Wizard of Oz in a whole new light"

Reviewed January 11, 2026 NEW

Saw the Wizard of Oz at the Sphere. OMG you'll never be able to watch it in the same way again. It was sooo Fantastic and worth every penny.

DABSMO

London, England

"Unique Experience"

Reviewed January 10, 2026 NEW

The Sphere is an immersive experience - we joined the Backstreet Boys on a spaceship traveling into outer space where you feel the spaceship vibrating. Every seat should have a view as the Boys were projected onto the Sphere and the rows were elevated enough that you weren’t blocked. Also as the Sphere is curved, seats were somewhat staggered which also helped. Efficient to collect food/drinks but it was quite busy. Sphere is massive. You can see it on approach into the airport. Arrive in time to clear security. Bags don’t need to be clear but they only accept small bags - think phone, credit cards and keys. Not only is the Sphere huge but it’s connected to the Venetian Resort - it will take a while and you will walk for some time to get back to the Strip. There seemed to be options to exit onto the sidewalk but that was also packed with the crowd after the show.

C3693RSgarys

Gulf Breeze, Florida

"BAD Experience"

Reviewed January 10, 2026 NEW

Once you pay for the tickets with Ticketcenter they will not send you the tickets. You have to get an account on Ticketmaster to get your tickets. (Plus, a hefty 30% service fee) So a lot of back and forth on both platforms to verify who you are and make you jump through too many hoops! After being screw by both Ticketcenter and Ticketmaster, I finally got my ticket for my Handicapped Accessible Seat (which did NOT exist). The Sphere Concierge gave me a ticket for Row WC Seat 18. And the Floor Attendants MOVED me THREE TIMES to new seat each time. I am a 90% Disabled Veteran with Mobility Issues soooo this was NOT good. To add 'insult to injury' the Handicapped Accessible Seats are ALL Folding Chairs jammed up against the Handrail. Talk about a Text-Book Case of BAD DESIGN!

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