See a show at the Sphere

Plan Ahead for a Scenic Stay

Tip: If you want a spectacular view of the Sphere from your hotel room, consider booking at The Venetian or The Palazzo.

A New Landmark in the Las Vegas Skyline

When construction on the Sphere commenced in 2019, many questioned the need for another "world's largest" attraction in already bustling Las Vegas. The city's skyline was already brimming with record-breaking, eye-popping sites. However, the sentiment changed dramatically when the Sphere's exterior LED screen was activated for the first time in 2023. The golf ball-shaped music and entertainment arena became an instant sensation. Resort parking lot rooftops were soon crowded with onlookers marveling at the Sphere as it transformed into a giant blinking eye, a swirling snow globe, or a futuristic metallic orb. The Sphere’s exterior video screen is in constant motion, ensuring a new visual treat whenever you happen to glance its way.

The Sheer Magnitude of the Sphere

Standing at a towering 366 feet, the Sphere dwarfs even the Statue of Liberty in height. Its exterior enveloped in 1.2 million LED lights, the Sphere morphs into an almost lifelike replica of cosmic wonders, thanks to its cutting-edge screen projections. The Sphere’s design feels both futuristic and otherworldly, akin to alien technology transported from a distant galaxy.

How Much Does it Cost to Experience the Sphere in Vegas?

Though the Sphere is renowned for its musical residencies, you don’t need concert tickets to explore this incredible venue. "The Sphere Experience" tickets start at $104. This includes entrance to the Sphere and a ticket to "Postcard From Earth," a multi-sensory film displayed on the 250-foot tall domed screen. This engaging film, which features effects like vibrating seats and wind machines, generally shows daily at various times.

Getting to the Sphere

The Sphere is conveniently located just east of the Las Vegas Strip and offers on-site parking for a fee. The most efficient way to get there is by car or taxi. However, it’s also accessible by foot, roughly a 15- to 20-minute walk from the Venetian or Wynn resorts. Make sure to check your tickets and the Sphere's official website for exact showtimes, as doors generally open an hour before the event starts.