WHAT'S INSIDE THE SPHERE?

Everything YOU need to know when attending an event at the Las Vegas Sphere! It is AMAZING!

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[HernandezTony]

I wanted to comment on every minute of the video! One thing i will say (out of the millions that can be said) is that i like Dan pointing out the HUGE oculus on top of the sphere. When Brunelleschi's dome was built, people from around the world came to see it in person and they still do to this day. When it was being built, they said it was impossible.
So, when Dan made the point of structural worry, it hit me. That IS insane. As i looked online, this ain't even a dome. It's what it says it is: a sphere. Meaning, it's like an upside-down dome with a dome atop it!
All domes have drums, a massive circular wall at the bottom to hold up the dome. Since this is a sphere, its bottom "drum" is a shrinking dome. The more i think about it, the more unsafe it sounds. But then again, 2.5 billion USD can make any structural impossibility a reality i guess 🤷🏽‍♂

[Kolo_]

7:13 genuinely surprised me because it just looked so real it actually looked as if you was there

[MichealKittel]

Thanks for the great video! I'm on the design team for the interior atrium, restaurants, etc, and it was really nice to see you feature our work as much as the work of the amazing designers and tech geniuses who created that massive screen!

[brodyehill]

We gonna ignore the 7 dollar mtn dew lmao

[sirgolfalot]

My wife and I were there on night two. I still can’t quite comprehend what we saw that night.

Only way I’ve come up with to describe it is immersive art. It’s the perfect marriage between sight and sound.

[thefacelessgamer]

When are you going to open the statue that you had in your backyard so we can see what been in it all this time 🤷🏻‍♀️❓🤷🏼‍♀️

[hdkonvick]

Im siting behind my computer in Estonia, and i still got goosepumps looking that from my screen, incredible.

[et]

U2 did an interview on CBS Mornings Show sharing their feelings about performing there which was very interesting too. I live in Hawaii but used to live in Vegas prior to this Sphere opening, very unique indeed to get a glimpse of what's happening on our 9th island Vegas. Mahalo for sharing this extended tour during their opening show, very cool.

[AustinFerguson]

Now you need to try and attempt to get the owner of this property to let you do a behind the scenes "whats insisde" of the inner workings of this sphere.

[stea_]

You definitely need to check out postcard from earth at the sphere. It is incredible! Some of the seats are haptic seats so during the show the seats vibrate which changes the entire experience. It was one of the best things I have ever experienced in my life.

[TheTaxiCast]

it actually amazing what humans can do. this is one of the greatest marvels ever, wow

[chrishoyt]

I was in Vegas a few years ago and I was wondering what this was...it was just a steel structure at the time...wow what an amazing place. Will definitely be booking tickets to in next time I go down there.

[dudoklasovity]

This was the best visual/musical experience of my life. I will remember it as long ss I live. I was in the 400 section. This is one the kind of venue where back seat is actually better you feel like it wraps around you. Loved the sound too! U2!👍❤️👍

[CGingerbreadman]

Looks incredible! I don't know if the touring artists' group decides what's on the screen before the show starts while you're waiting, or if that's the Sphere's default waiting screen. I think they should have some little things happen on the screen while you wait though, even if it's just a couple things on a loop.

[prettycoolPJ]

The audio technology about beaming sound to a specific area is totally real. We've used it in the military for close to 20 years, and Police have used it in crowd control capacity. It's called LRAD. Think of it the same way you think of a laser pointer, but with sound.

[NathT]

The outdoor sections at 7:00 mark is phenomenal.

[rebeccastephens]

I have experienced it myself and it's quiet an experience you wonder how all was put together it's marvelous

[jsmit]

My mind is blown!! 😮 When I first heard about the sphere I thought it was cool and unique then I heard about people having concerts INSIDE of it. I had so many questions like “How big is this thing? What would that concert even look like?” etc. I recently went to a museum that had an IMAX theater and this reminded me of that just on a much bigger scale!
It would be cool if more cities would have something like this so that more people could experience this, but I would understand if they wanted to keep it unique to LV.

[Ibuddy]

Alot of people don't realize the seats are actually part of the show too. According to Sphere: "Sphere's 10, 000 haptic seats are integrated with Powersoft's infrasound system. Powersoft Mover is the company's compact transducer that uses haptic feedback. The moving-magnet technology uses an audio signal with ultra-low-frequency reproduction to make the chairs vibrate and shake as desired for each performance."

These seats literally react and vibrate with the beats and everything. You are literally enveloped in the sound and visual experience! It's so cool!!!

[TheGaryj]

Yes its incredible So are the prices $7 for drinks $19 can of beer Only $47.50 for parking!! Someones got to pay for that thing