How do I get to the Sphere from The Venetian?

Guests at The Venetian Resort can easily walk to Sphere at The Venetian via a direct, indoor, climate-controlled pedestrian bridge. This walkway connects The Venetian Resort to Sphere via The Venetian Convention & Expo Center, offering convenient access for most shows. Check posted signage for availability.

Does The Venetian Resort offer hotel packages that include Sphere tickets?

Yes, we offer exclusive hotel packages through Vibee that bundle a 2-night stay with tickets to Sphere at The Venetian shows. Check the specific shows page for offers and availability.

Can the concierge help me book Sphere tickets?

The Wizard of Oz at Sphere is a fully immersive experience that will make you feel like you have stepped inside the world of Oz through the use of all of Sphere’s technologies. With intense light, sound, scent, and motion effects, it creates a fully interactive entertainment journey.

What are the dining options before or after a Sphere show?

While Sphere at The Venetian itself offers a variety of food and beverage options within the venue, we have over 40 restaurants , ranging from casual to fine dining, featuring celebrity chefs and diverse international cuisines. You'll find numerous options for a pre-show dinner or post-show late night drinks and bites .

Can I see the Sphere from my room?

Some suites at The Venetian or The Palazzo offer Sphere views . However, views are not guaranteed for all rooms. Specify a "Sphere view" when booking; availability may be limited.

How much do tickets to Sphere at The Venetian cost?

Sphere ticket prices vary depending on the event, artist, and seat location. For " The Wizard of Oz at Sphere ," prices can start at $114, while concerts and major events can range from under $100 to over $1,000.

Do they show movies at the Sphere?

Yes, Sphere at The Venetian showcases immersive films, such as “ The Wizard of Oz at Sphere ,” a fully immersive 4D reimagining of the original Wizard of Oz that will make you feel like you have stepped inside the land of Oz through the use of all of Sphere’s technologies. This is a great option for guests staying with us on non-show headliner show dates.

What is The Wizard of Oz at Sphere?

The Wizard of Oz at Sphere is a fully immersive experience that will make you feel like you have stepped inside the world of Oz through the use of all of Sphere’s technologies. With intense light, sound, scent, and motion effects, it creates a fully interactive entertainment journey.

How long is The Wizard of Oz at Sphere?

The Wizard of Oz at Sphere runs approximately 75 minutes. It begins with immersive exhibits in the Atrium, followed by the film. This film experience starts at the time listed on your ticket. There is no late seating permitted for this event. Doors open 45 minutes before the time listed on your ticket.

Who is playing at Sphere at The Venetian in 2026?

In 2026, Eagles , ILLENIUM , Phish , No Doubt , Kenny Chesney , Backstreet Boys , Carín León , and Metallica will all perform at Sphere at The Venetian. Keep an eye out for new residency announcements and lineup updates.

What are the best seats at Sphere at The Venetian?

Sections 305–307 offer a centered, immersive view of the screen and stage, however, Sphere was designed for full immersion, so every seat offers a stunning view and rich audio. Even upper levels provide a captivating experience thanks to the 16K screen and spatial sound.

How early should I arrive at Sphere at The Venetian?

Your ticket will show your door or entry time, as well as show start time. Be sure to allow ample time for security checks, finding your seat, and exploring the venue's unique atrium.

Does Sphere at The Venetian have ADA seating?

Yes, Sphere provides accessible ADA seating options for guests with disabilities. It's best to contact Sphere Guest Services or purchase ADA tickets through the official ticketing channels to ensure appropriate accommodations.

Is there an age requirement to attend events at Sphere at The Venetian?

While Sphere doesn't have strict age restrictions, event-specific age restrictions will be clearly identified on the event page. Consider immersive elements (haptics, lights, loud sound) for your child's suitability. Guests under 18 are strongly advised to be accompanied by an adult.

Which hotels are close to Sphere?

The Venetian Resort is the only hotel directly connected to Sphere and provides the quickest and easiest access to Sphere at The Venetian.

Where can you park at Sphere at The Venetian?

The Sphere offers limited on-site parking, so most guests use nearby garages. Guests staying at The Venetian Resort, as well as those driving to attend an event at Sphere, can utilize The Venetian and The Palazzo garages.

What is Sphere at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas?

The Sphere at The Venetian Resort is a revolutionary 366-foot-tall venue in Las Vegas, featuring a 16K wraparound LED screen, immersive audio, and 4D effects, redefining live entertainment and cinematic experiences.

When was Sphere at The Venetian built?

The Sphere in Las Vegas broke ground on September 27, 2018, and construction spanned from 2019 to 2023. It officially opened on September 29, 2023, with U2's "UV Achtung Baby Live at Sphere" residency.

How big is Sphere at The Venetian?

The Sphere at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas stands 366 feet tall and 516 feet wide, making it the largest spherical structure in the world. Its exterior features a 580,000-square-foot LED display, while the interior features a 160,000-square-foot, 16K-resolution wraparound screen.

How many speakers are in Sphere at The Venetian?

The Sphere at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas features a massive audio system with 1,586 permanent loudspeaker modules, 300 mobile speakers, and 167,000 speaker drivers.

How many people does Sphere at The Venetian hold?

The Sphere has a capacity of up to 20,000 people with ground floor standing room and 18,600 seats. This allows for large audiences to experience its immersive shows and events.

How many seats are in Sphere at The Venetian?

The Sphere features 18,600 permanent seats. 10,000 of these seats incorporate haptic-enabled technology to enhance the immersive experience during shows.

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Sphere at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

The future of boundary-pushing entertainment lives at Sphere in Las Vegas. Brought to life by 22nd-century technology and partnering with the world’s greatest artists, Sphere is more than a venue. It’s an immersive experience—one that awakens the senses like never before. And The Venetian Resort offers the best packages to pair a show at Sphere at The Venetian with a suite on the Las Vegas Strip.

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The Next Generation of Las Vegas Entertainment

Sphere will host a wide variety of entertainment events, including original immersive experiences, concert residencies, marquee sporting events, corporate events, and many more unforgettable performances.

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Make your visit to Sphere as convenient as it is unforgettable by staying at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas, the nearest hotel to the venue. Enjoy the luxury of a direct bridge connecting you seamlessly to the Sphere.

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Add a stunning Sphere view to your stay with select accommodations in The Venetian Resort and The Palazzo. Take a front-row seat to awe-inspiring motion graphics from the comfort of the largest standard suites on the Strip.

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Inside The Sphere

Step inside the Sphere and prepare to be awestruck. Every inch is designed to ignite a visceral response. With wall-to-wall views of 160,000 square feet of LED display illuminating images at a mind-blowing 16K x 16K resolution, the inside of the Sphere envelops you in a world of wonder. Sphere Immersive Sound™ further enhances the experience, creating an audio-visual experience that must be seen and felt to be believed.

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A Skyline Standout

Meet the world’s largest spherical structure—an architectural wonder over 360 feet tall. With a 580,000-square-foot fully programmable LED exterior, Sphere is a must-see spectacle that begins well before you step inside.

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Wizard Of Oz At Sphere

Even if you are staying with us when no concerts are scheduled, you can still experience the groundbreaking technology of The Wizard of Oz at Sphere, a daily, fully immersive 4D cinematic journey that makes you feel as if you have stepped directly into the land of Oz.

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas offers hotel packages that include a stay in a suite at The Venetian or The Palazzo, plus tickets to see The Wizard of Oz at Sphere. The package includes:

Up to 5 night stay in a Luxury King or Queen Suite
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