The building, explained
The technology tour goes inside with the team that built Sphere, including the Big Sky camera system invented to shoot for its enormous 16K interior screen. Start there if you want to understand what you're paying for before the reviews argue about whether it's worth it.
The film experiences, reviewed honestly
The Wizard of Oz — a current headline production — gets a complete walkthrough: entry through the Venetian/Palazzo hallway, security about 45 minutes early, and the 4D effects inside (tornado winds, falling apples, haptic seats). Postcard from Earth gets two independent verdicts that don't fully agree, which is why both are here: one weighs the spectacle against a steep ticket and lands nuanced ('the visuals overwhelm; the message lands unevenly; the seats matter'), the other flatly calls it incredible and tours the parts reviews skip — the light-tunnel entrance, the atrium's Aura robot greeters, doors 45 minutes before showtime. Both flag the same practical warning: the seating rake is steep if heights bother you.
The concert side, and the time capsule
A fan reviews Metallica's Sphere residency from its second weekend — haptic seats and song-built visuals (Call of Ktulu singled out) — and is candid that his premium seats' price shapes the verdict. The last film is a deliberate time capsule: a December 2023 visit from Sphere's opening season, when U2 defined the venue and Postcard was brand new. Watch it as a record of the debut, not as a guide to today's lineup.
Sources: the seven videos on this page — a technology tour, a Wizard of Oz walkthrough, two Postcard from Earth reviews, a Metallica residency review, and an opening-season time capsule — summarized from their entries in our catalog.