The Wizard of Oz at Sphere Tickets

The Wizard of Oz at Sphere is the 1939 film remastered and expanded — with heavy AI assistance — to fill the venue's 160,000-square-foot wraparound screen, backed by 4D effects: haptic seats that shake with the twister, wind in the atrium scenes and pyrotechnic-grade lighting. It opened in August 2025 as an experiment and became a phenomenon — roughly $200 million in tickets — so the run has been extended through the end of 2026 with no fixed closing date.

Understand what you're buying: this is a 75-minute film experience, not a live show — no cast, no headsets, just the movie at overwhelming scale. At $130–150 with fees it's priced like a headliner, which is fair for the venue and steep for a screening; the AI-expanded frame also drew mixed reviews from film purists, though general audiences largely don't care. Sessions run daily at multiple times (typically late morning through 8 PM). Two hard rules: doors open 45 minutes before showtime and late seating is not permitted — miss the cutoff, miss the show — and every guest needs a ticket regardless of age (intended for 6+; the haptics and flashing are a lot for smaller kids).