The Wizard of Oz at Sphere Ticket

I decided to buy tickets only two days before the event. The purchasing process was intuitive and convenient, but I was a bit worried because only e-tickets were accepted at the venue. I got stuck for a long time trying to use the Ticketmaster app mentioned in the official instructions. I'm not sure why, but it seemed like the app wasn't supported in my phone's registered region. Anyway, after a lot of effort, I couldn't figure out how to use the e-ticket (because I couldn't find a scannable barcode for the staff). Then, I noticed a guide in the message sent by Klook, which said I could use the official app or add it to Apple Wallet. I also received an email reminder later. On the day of the event, I saw that the staff's devices could scan and tap, so I got in without any issues. Watching inside the Sphere was a unique viewing experience.

The world's largest sphere, Sphere, is showing The Wizard of Oz. The screen is huge, allowing for great depth of field, making it look incredibly three-dimensional. As for whether it's worth it... well... since the ticket price isn't cheap, it's probably a one-time experience. Oh, and they check bags when you enter, and you can't bring in your own food or water. My bottle of water was thrown away just like that.

The show was amazingly immersive. We knew our seats would be high, but nothing prepared us for how truly high up we were. Getting to our seats was a bit of a challenge but we quickly forgot about the fear as soon as the show started.

I bought a last min deal and picked P11. which got me seated at 405, row 4. In my opinion, this is a good enough seating. Try not to choose anything beyond that. cos you will be too far.. the best seating would be section 305/306. but that comes with a hefty price too.. that is the section when “apples” drop. personally, I think don’t go to low, and don’t go too high… by the way, no drinks allowed.. so drink up before you go in. drinks are not cheap. $7 + tax for a bottle of water or soda.

great easy to book and redeem, movie was great and a must do in vegas. disappointed we didnt catch an apple but great experience

The main reason for this trip to Las Vegas was to explore the Sphere. It's very cute on the outside. I watched The Wizard of Oz that day, and even though it's an old movie, the overall impact was very high. The ticket price I paid was around $145 USD. Overall, I would give it a 90 out of 100. The above is for your reference.

First time visiting Las Vegas, and first time seeing the Sphere! They were showing The Wizard of Oz, so I went to see it. The tickets were easy to understand, and I received prompt communication, so I was able to get them with peace of mind. I'll definitely use this service again.

I didn't quite understand the content! I think a small backpack is probably fine for luggage, but maybe it's better if it's as small as possible? Be careful, as I was told to put my camera in a locker! It cost about $11! It might be safer to keep things compact if possible. The show was incredibly powerful! My seat was 305, Row 17, seat 18! The falling apples were just barely out of reach, maybe a dog could have caught them. Butterflies and zombie-like things, and even chili-like objects, flew by during the show, which was incredibly impactful. It seemed like the seats closer to the stage would have offered an even more powerful experience.

I was able to purchase tickets for less than buying them on the official website. Since there are no subtitles, you'll enjoy it more if you know the plot in advance or study the movie beforehand. You must register on the Ticketmaster website. I completed the registration process from Japan, but the phone number verification SMS won't arrive unless you turn on roaming in your iPhone settings. My seat was in section 407, row 21, and I was very satisfied. Regarding the size and power of the Sphere's screen, I think you can experience it even more from the back rows because you feel the depth to the front. The seat width is narrow and the step angle is steep. Drinks are not allowed to be brought in, and bottled water sold inside costs over 1000 yen in Japanese currency. There is also a water supply station like a water cooler, but be careful because the water is fishy and surprisingly bad.

An unforgettable experience for the whole family. the seats are Great as it's almost centered. the show is about human history and the need for environmental awareness.