Sphere

A screen you sit inside, and a building you can borrow.

255 Sands Avenue, beside The Venetian Resort, just off the Strip · $$$

The building that rewrote the skyline, and a venue we never tire of recommending. Groups of nine or more get a dedicated specialist, receptions for up to 1,000 come with a private pre-show space, and up to 5,000 guests can take the Atrium for a reception and an exclusive screening. For the truly ambitious, the whole venue can be taken over for up to 17,500 invited guests.

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Four group tiers, each with a dedicated specialist: group tickets from nine guests (preferred pricing, seating blocks); Group Events for up to 1,000 (ideal 150 to 1,000) with a reception of up to two hours in a private or semi-private space; Private Experiences for up to 5,000 (ideal 1,000 to 5,000) with a private Atrium reception and an exclusive showing of The Wizard of Oz at Sphere, V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film or Postcard From Earth; and Brand Events, a complete takeover for invite-only groups of up to 17,500 (ideal 10,000 to 17,500) for keynotes, launches or private concerts. Premium suites are booked through the premium hospitality team. For Wizard of Oz, the Good Witch, Bad Witch and The 1939 VIP packages add VIP entry, premium seats and lounge access, but suite seats in The 1939 package are not private, so take a whole suite for clients. Doors open 45 minutes before the film and late seating is not permitted. Sphere is cashless, admits only very small bags (about 6 x 6 x 2 inches) and does not allow laptops or tablets, so brief delegates coming straight from sessions. All ticket sales are final.

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Sources · facts checked October 2026