The Sphere Experience Tickets

The preshow walk around is only moderately interesting and very crowded. The movie was well done but $110 for an IMAX movie seems a bit much.

It was amazing !!! I recommend anyone coming to Vegas to go !

The show "Postcards from Earth"was fantastic but everything else was a disappointment. We showed up at the venue at 3:00 PM for a 4:30 PM show and were told by the parking security that we could not get in and the line would start forming around 4.25 PM. So, we came back at 4:25 Pm and were faced with a 45-minute security line to enter the venue. The show started at 5:15 PM and we were in our seats for maybe 5 minutes before the show started (not complaining about that part). Again, the show was fantastic. When it ended, we were expecting to check out the exhibits. All exhibits were closed due to "a convention being held there". So, in the end, we paid $169 per ticket sto see a 45-minute show. I might have felt good about $50 per ticket just to see the show (it is Vegas after all). Vebue looks amazing and lots of potential but our experience was lacking in so many ways. I am telling everybody to wait unti the price comes down or skip it.

The concept of the theater and the all encompassing screen is neat to see. The Postcards from Earth show was so-so. It was cool to see the different scenes, but wish the point of the movie was a positive message vs negative (implies that humans are destroying the earth)

It was simply amazing! Did I forget to mention that this experience was AMAZING!

It started with an hour wait in line while holding my ticket. The time that was promised to explore before the presentation, was spent waiting in line and go through very thorough security. Once inside, we were rushed to go to theater for the main presentation. And that was another disappointment. The whole movie was geared towards how terrible we, humans are, and how there are only two of man-kind are left to save our dying planet. Depressing and full of brainwashing! Do not waist your money and time!

The good - a great sensory experience The bad - worst crowd management I have seen in Vegas …. We stood in line 45 minutes waiting to get into the venue - no time to see the vestibule exhibits - billed as a two hour experience but really it is a 45 minute $100 movie The ugly - the movie itself is a real downer. My view is that while the sensory experience is great the overall experience is WAY oversold and hyped.

It was fine. My husband liked it more than me. Don’t bother going early, the stuff beforehand is not that much. They just want you to buy drinks and food. I can’t imagine seeing a concert here. If I started dancing I feel I might fall. No room for size 9 feet. No space. Small seats and the incline is steep. It is like I max but bigger with cheesy Disney style vibrating seats and fans for wind. The sound is cool but I think more expensive than it is worth. The story is Wall-E in real pictures. Wish I had spent my money elsewhere.

The venue is futuristic, techno and beautiful. The staff is professional and knowledgable. The food was very tasty and yet quite pricey. Inside, Section 208 was steep, but not maybe AS steep as the 300s and 400s. We needed a wheelchair for my husband and the staff assigned to that were so very kind and helpful.

Over 30 years exp in the club DJ world. The design and layout was more than anything I have experienced. The advancement of sound, light and screen entertainment all in one bundle. The sound was immersive on every layer. The digital display was pure reality. Every city should have this venue.