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The Sphere Experience NOW OPEN The Sphere Experience starts with Aura, our real-life humanoid robot, who will take you on a tour into the future of technology. The Experience continues with a specially commissioned film by acclaimed director, Darren Aronofsky. Part sci-fi story, part nature documentary, Postcard From Earth takes advantage of all Sphere’s experiential technologies to make you feel like you’re anywhere but Las Vegas. The creation of James Dolan – executive chair of Madison Square Garden and owner of the New York Knicks and Rangers – together with David Dibble, CEO of MSG Ventures, took years to develop the concept that now lights up the famous Las Vegas Strip. The MSG Sphere is a concert venue but its game-changing use of video and audio tech make this description quite the understatement. Commissioned by Madison Square Garden and located at the Venetian Resort, just north of the Las Vegas Strip, construction of the $3.58-billion, 18,600-seat auditorium began in 2018 and upon its completion in mid-2023, it became the largest spherical structure ever built. Its most conspicuous features are the giant LED screens that are fully integrated into both its exterior and interior. Why you should care Given the resounding success of its , the sphere looks set to become as much an icon of the Las Vegas experience as the Bellagio fountains or the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign. In addition to U2’s residency the Sphere will be showing regular screenings of Postcard From Earth, a specially commissioned film by director Darren Aronofsky, described as a “part sci-fi story, part nature documentary that takes you on a journey from the Antarctic, deep into the ocean, across global locations and deep into space. Screenings will be part of “The Sphere Experience”, a tour of the venue guided by Aura, an advanced humanoid robot. Where do I enter Sphere? Sphere is located at 255 Sands Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89169. Guests can enter the property on foot via Sands Avenue or Westchester Drive and enter the venue via the Plaza Entry on the east side of the building. The venue can also be accessed via the pedestrian bridge connected to The Venetian Resort. The Sphere in Las Vegas ia a $2.3 billion concert venue. Billed as the largest spherical building in the world with the largest LED screen, it is the future of live entertainment How does the Las Vegas Sphere work? Inside the 516-foot-wide (157-metre-wide) Sphere, a high-resolution LED screen (the largest on earth!) wraps halfway around the 17,600-seat audience. Out of these 17,600 seats, 10,000 provide an immersive experience with a specialised sound system capable of making guests "feel" sound vibrations The Sphere is 366 feet (112 m) high and 516 feet (157 m) wide at its broadest point. It is the largest spherical building in the world at 875,000 sq ft (81,300 m2). It includes seating for 18,600 people, and all seats have high speed internet access. Haptic technology is incorporated into 10,000 of the venue's seats. The circular theatre is 366-feet tall and 516-feet wide, with a capacity to hold 18,000 people when seated and 20,000 people standing. The idea behind the Sphere was to create one of the most immersive viewing experiences, as if people are not simply watching the performance but are fully in it Join Huge-Hugs Channels:    / huge-hugs     / hugehugsonline     / hugehugsonline     / hugehugs.com   https://www.hugehugs.com/