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We did not get the chance to do the floor activities before the main show started because of the long lines. We flight to Las Vegas only because of this particular event and we felt we wasted our money and time because of we didn't get to do the full experience and activities advertised.
Easily the most incredible bit of tech I’ve ever seen. The scale and quality needs to be seen to be believed. The two $33 cocktails I bought can be forgiven for the show put on.
The Sphere is definitely an architectural marvel. The technology is phenomenal! The sound and the screens provide the most intimate and exciting experience you've ever had. Stunning visual effects that will leave you in awe! Honestly, if you can't attend a show here, I would highly recommend at least seeing the Postcard from Earth/Sphere Experience. It's a game changer!
If you take a taxi, you are dropped off at the Venetian (intentional, there is signage from the drop-off point all the way to The Sphere) with is a good mile walk. Once you arrive, there is another long que (about another hour) with no beverage service or restrooms. It becomes very hot (even in February). Once inside, for our show Postcards from Earth, the escalators were blocked off for the first 45 minutes to require you to interact with the robotics exhibits. Bathrooms stay lined up, they are insufficient in number and there are no chairs on the bottom floor. So, by the time you can locate your paid-for seat, you will have been standing a good three hours (on cement). The movie venue was very good in quality (- though there are some similar venues if you just want a movie, with sound, scents and movement with large screen.) This movie would have been good had it not been for the Darwinism, the in-your-face denial of God, and the injection of a strongly climate change, political theme that could have easily been avoided. The Sphere is much cooler from the outside - save your money and look out at it from your hotel room which is very entertaining indeed.
Though moderately pricey, The Sphere Experience is surely worth experiencing. From the outside graphic admiration, to the innovative sensation and technological advances packed within the Sphere, I was impressed and felt like a kid. However, shortly after the visual experience started, I quickly was amazed and exclaimed, "DAMN"as an adult, lol! The Sphere delivered a sensory experience close to a Disney production level, and I look forward to other shows that will take place at the Sphere.
Staff was super friendly and helpful. the AV quality is excellent. We paid for next to the middle middle seats and they were good but I think the experience would have been similar in the sections off of that and less expensive. The movie itself was short and had a cryptic discouraging message. There would be no reason to see this at any other venue, it is solely to experience the sphere. And the sphere while cool is probably worth waiting to see something you'd see elsewhere at a similar cost.
No need to make it seem "mandatory"to get everyone there 1 hour before the start time as the line to get in is crazy. You need to allow taxi cab's access to a drop off point closer to the entrance. Having to walk a mile each way through the Venetian is an issue for the elderly or those that simply cannot walk that far. "save the planet"message was interesting. overall, cool venue.
Definitely a great thing to experience in Vegas! The movie/show part was amazing!
i never got my sphere video my registration number was 85813 could yo please resend it to me
Having seen U2 at the Sphere and then going back for Postcard From Earth I wish some things would have been different. (1) I wish we had more time in the atrium to see all the AI robots. That was fascinating. An hour isn't enough time with the size of the space and all of the people. (2) The avatar scan is disappointing. We all thought we would be able to move it around, not just be a figure in a 20 sec video. Waited too long and took too much of our time. (3) When we entered the theater, it looked like a theater. One of the coolest things about U2 is that the entire sphere screen was active when you walked in, tricking you into thinking that there wasn't a screen but you were actually seeing its architecture and seeing birds flying in the sphere. Wish they would have done that while we were waiting for this film to start. The movie experience was pretty neat with vibrations and smells. The smells weren't overly noticeable and could have been stronger to make it more obvious. The views in the movie were stunning. Overall it was enjoyable, and we'd likely go again.
The movie was neat and you get the sensation of flight. The hour before between the doors opening and the movie is just to get you to spend money on concessions and merch. The androids we're interesting for a couple minutes. The 3D holographic images were something to see.
The sphere experience was break taking. Interactive experience and felt I was being hugged by all the animals. Can't wait to go back.
The experience was pretty good, but let's face it, $100+ for a one-hour movie was a bit pricey for the experience. The canteen prices were also very expensive. not sure how a family would be able to afford this event.
The Sphere is an amazing piece of technology. Some of the video content was great but some was definitely not made for the venue which was disappointing. But what really ruined the overall experience was the over the top “woke” undertones of the narrative. Wish I had left 15 minutes before the end.
This is so awesome. It is breathtaking and exciting. I really didn’t like the show going into a political view. But the scenes are warm and breathtaking.
Felt the commentary and theme of ‘Postcard’ was a bit woke. Cinematography was amazing and the overall experience was great.
Breathe taking from multiple sensory points. A must see. Could offer a little better value proposition for the prices that they are asking for.
First, it cost way too much money for the experience. Next, nobody tells you where to go or what to do. So, you just end up in the atrium experience with the robots. But, that is not organized at all. You kind of just wander around and see groups congregating or standing in lines, but nobody can tell you what’s happening. There are people holding signs saying that they will help you if you need it, but by the time you figure out you need help, it’s time for the theater experience. So, you find your way to the theater. The movie is okay, but it didn’t really take advantage of the visual effects that the theater is capable of. It could be much better.
For the money and what you get, I feel like fly over Vegas is better. It’s more interactive and better value for the money. I also think 100 to park is outrageous considering it’s over a hundred just for a ticket.
Very Cool and definitely a MUST SEE! The show is Brilliant and so well done. Get your seats in 400 section for the full experience.
