Sphere

Sphere is the futuristic venue. Chiefly, offering a experience unmatched in the world. To Illustrate, the exterior is just as amazing as the interior. Primarily, hosting immersive shows, The “Sphere Experience” and concerts alike. Specifically, the bowl contains 17,385 seats. Most importantly, this should be on everyone’s must do list in Las Vegas. Nearby the Venetian, Sphere is located at Sands Ave and Koval Ln (255 Sands Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89169).

I have not yet seen “The Sphere Experience”. But from what I have read, it includes Aura, a real-life humanoid robot. In addition to Aurqa, experience some of the latest technology. The main feature, Postcard From Earth, a specially commissioned immersive film. For example the world’s largest highest-definition screen that wraps over and around you, to the haptic seats and in-auditorium climate-system that engages your every sense, to the 167,000-speaker array that immerses you in sound.

As an illustration, the exosphere is just as impressive. For instance, it consists of 580,000 sq feet of LED’s the size of hockey pucks. Moreover, you can clearly see the bright light throughout the valley. Supposedly, you can even see it from space. Additionally, the interior bowl is just as impressive. Besides the state of art sound system, it has a 160,000 sq ft LED screen. Further, using Stereographic Projection to capture ultra-wide imagery that fits seamlessly onto curved LED canvas delivering a totally immersive visual environment.

If I was to compare what the experience is, I would call it a iMax Dome theater on steroids with a state of the art sound system to match. There really is not a bad seat in the house. That is to say, I highly suggest visiting this $2 billion state of the art venue. To be sure, the total Immersion experience is worth it. Seven levels of seating including private suites.

For example, the evening I went, I saw U2 – Achtung Baby. U2 is an Irish rock band that has been active since the late 1970s. They are known for their unique sound that blends rock, pop, and post-punk elements. One of their most popular albums is Achtung Baby, which was released in 1991. This evening, the band consists of: Bono (vocals), The Edge (guitar), Adam Clayton (bass guitar), and Bram Van Den Berg(drums), not Larry Mullen (drums). For more, find it on U2 site.

The Immersion experience.

U2 put on a great show.

Hands down, this venue outdoes all the other venues on The Strip. For example Bakkt Theater and MGM Grand Garden Arena.

In conclusion, regardless of which show you see at the Sphere, it will be memorable. Featuring state of the art $2 billion LED canvas and sound system. Overall, I had a exceptional time at the Sphere. In fact, my entire experience from the service to seat to sounds and the show were exceptional. For additional information, find it on the Sphere site.