V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film at Sphere Las Vegas

My wife and I have always been fans of the Eagles, I booked a surprise trip to see them at the Sphere. This was like no other event I have ever been to. Hard to explain you just have to experience it. Our seats were on the 110 section row 15. These were really good seats, If I had the extra money I would have gotten the 200 level in the middle, but really there are not any bad seats. They concentrate on the experience and you really don't have to stare at the stage as it is basically all around you.

What an experience, 20 out of 10. 20.000 seats and every full, an amazing concert with the Eagles. Going again to see BSB in July

The Sphere is a must-see attraction in Las Vegas, showcasing architectural innovation and vibrant visual displays. My family was amazed by the illuminated exterior, which stood out even among the glitz of the Strip. As a brand-new addition to the city’s iconic landmarks, The Sphere blends modern design with artistic flair, making it a captivating experience for all visitors!

The Sphere was a popular and new attraction in Vegas. Since we had already experienced some of the famous shows in the city, this time we decided to try the Sphere. The exhibit was modern and featured some robots, which added a cool touch. The venue itself was amazing—very high-tech and futuristic. The movie, however, was just okay. I enjoyed the experience, but it’s probably something I’d only do once. At the time, there wasn’t a concert or any special event happening at the Sphere, which might have made it more exciting.

The Sphere itself is very impressive, easy to access from the tunnel at the rear of the Venetian so you don’t have to go round the streets, good food/drink options. Seating is great and I’m sure you get a good view anywhere, we had block 406, row 8 seats 13 and 14 right in the middle - perfect. These were the best seats at a reasonable price and I was really happy, I wouldn’t have wanted to pay more for a slightly better seat, they were great. We watched Postcard from Earth. Some of the graphics were incredible - you go under the sea and you can see the light shining through the surface and also the fish all around. You’re looking at monkeys and they’re also playing in the trees above you. Really amazing. However I felt that as PFE is the first production for the Sphere it really could/should have been better. As my 16 year old said it was very cringe. Patronising, waffle about how we’re killing “our mother” the Earth. I get the message but the way it was delivered was really poor. I wish they’d made it as a message to an outsider from another planet, showing them Earth, rather than the preachy nonsense we watched. I’d like to go and see a show there but the Postcard from Earth was an expensive bore, aside from a few minutes with the animals we enjoyed.