V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film at Sphere Las Vegas

Were off to see the Wizard!!! We've been to the Sphere twice now. First to see postcards and now the Wizard of Oz. Beautiful building. Yes its a little steep but ok once your seated. For someone who grew up watching this show every year. The Sphere elevates the experience times 10. The use of updated sound and so much more. You not only see but feel much of the show. We will be back again

There were pros and cons....and for us, this was a one and done. Pros: The Sphere is so dang cool from the outside, and what a treat to be one of the groups who experience a show inside this one-of-a-kind experience Rideshare is so well organized, both coming and leaving. We were in our rideshare and out of the parking lot 20 minutes after the end of the show An elevator is there for people like myself with mobility issues, as I could not have done the numerous escalators to get to level 405 Cool merchandise and Wizard food for sale There were elements that were fun (tornado, apples, flying monkeys, snow), however we have 4D movies in the local movie theatre that do almost a better job as $100 less per ticket. Cons: Those stairs. If you have any problems doing stairs, get the front row of any section as that is the level the elevator takes you to. I did not realize this and got row 14. This meant I either had to climb up or climb down. I chose down but they were so steep I had to hang on to the rails and was terrified. We also went down to the next level after the show as I could not do the climb up, and it was scary. If you have a seat in the middle of the row, get there at 7:15. If you get an aisle seat, be prepared to stand up and move to the aisle with all the people wanting in. The seats are very small and the leg room is worse than an airplane. People cannot climb over you, especially in these steep stairs, so you have to stand up and help people cross in front of you. The leg room is nil, so your knees are pushing the back of the chair/head of the seat in front of you. You are shoulder to shoulder the entire time, and cup holders are on the back of the seat in front of you, causing all passersby's to kick and spill your drink, or trip over the cup holder. We saw a lady take a bad tumble going down the stairs....and EMTs are on site. The entire section is shut down to take care of the injured person, so the audience must cross over to another section to get out. Cheapest tickets were $140 a person It was a one and done for us. Not sure if we recommend it....it is a lot of work.

The Eagles Saturday night and Wizard of Oz Sunday. Both were 10 out of 10. If you grew up in the ‘70s treat yourself to this experience.

I absolutely love the adventure. We saw The Dead last year. RIP Bobby. Have seen them several times and this was just unique. However the Wizard of Oz was also amazing. Love what they did. My only negative comment is you need someplace for people to sit - stone benches or something. I had injured my knee the day before. Had a wrap and cane - had to sit in the floor waiting to get in.

Very expensive -- and worth it. Probably the finest overall entertainment experience I've ever had. The digital reconstruction (and augmentation) was not only a technical masterpiece, but also a magnificent improvement to the classic storyline. The "4D" immersive experience was wonderful (except for some hokey inflatable flying monkeys). It's an unexpectedly great improvement upon a great movie. Although there were thousands in the theater for the afternoon show, it did not seem crowded due to the immense size of the sphere. I don't think there are bad seats in the house. Go. You will love it. And your little dog too!