Sphere Las Vegas

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team

Sphere is the world's largest spherical structure, a $2.3 billion immersive venue behind The Venetian wrapped in a programmable LED 'Exosphere' and lined inside with a wraparound 16K screen.

Sphere is the most striking addition to the Las Vegas skyline in a generation — the largest spherical building on earth, rising 366 feet behind The Venetian. Its exterior, the Exosphere, is wrapped in 580,000 square feet of programmable LED that turns the whole structure into a giant, ever-changing canvas, free to watch from streets and resorts all around.

Inside, a wraparound 16K LED screen and a body-shaking sound system create some of the most immersive experiences anywhere, from Darren Aronofsky's film 'Postcard from Earth' to headline concert residencies. You can soak up the Exosphere for free, while the interior films and concerts are ticketed. Check the current show schedule and pricing online.

Insider tip You don't need a ticket to enjoy the Exosphere — the building's giant LED exterior puts on a free show visible from around the area, best after dark; tickets are only for the immersive films and concerts inside.

Location

255 Sands Ave, Las Vegas, NV

Frequently asked questions

What is the Sphere in Las Vegas?

Sphere is the world's largest spherical building, a $2.3 billion immersive venue behind The Venetian. Its exterior (the Exosphere) is a giant programmable LED display, while inside a wraparound 16K screen and advanced sound system host immersive films and concerts.

Can you see the Sphere for free?

Yes — the Exosphere, the building's giant LED exterior, is free to view from the surrounding streets and resorts, and it's especially spectacular after dark. Only the immersive films and concerts inside require a ticket.

What shows are at the Sphere?

The signature daytime experience is the immersive film 'Postcard from Earth', alongside rotating headline concert residencies. Line-ups change, so check the current schedule before booking.

Where is the Sphere located?

It's at 255 Sands Avenue, just east of the Strip behind The Venetian, within walking distance of the resort and connected by tram and the Vegas Loop.