Wizard of Oz at Sphere

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Wizard of Oz at Sphere

About this experience

Book Wizard of Oz tickets at The Sphere Las Vegas Book Wizard of Oz tickets at The Sphere in Las Vegas when you want an immersive 75-minute experience rather than a traditional stage show. You follow Dorothy and Toto from Kansas through Munchkinland to the Emerald City while a 16K wraparound LED screen, haptic seats, wind, fog and scent effects put you inside the 1939 story. Buying tickets on VervTrip locks your date and seat band before busy Strip nights fill. The Sphere's screen covers about 160,000 square feet around the audience. An 80-piece orchestra soundtrack moves through 167,000 speakers, so the tornado approaches in sound before it fills your view. If you are still planning the rest of your trip, browse the Las Vegas tickets hub alongside this show. How long is Wizard of Oz at The Sphere? Wizard of Oz at The Sphere runs approximately 1 hour 15 minutes (75 minutes) with no interval. Doors open 45 minutes before showtime, so allow time for security screening and seating. The production is intended for guests aged 6+ and includes loud sound plus environmental effects. For section-by-section seat advice, read our Wizard of Oz at Sphere seating guide. That compact runtime is useful when you are stacking dinner on the Strip. There is no intermission break, so settle in before the Kansas sequence begins and plan bathroom stops ahead of time. What to expect at the immersive Wizard of Oz show Inside the venue you sit in haptic chairs that sync with footsteps, impacts and flight sequences while the spherical LED surface wraps overhead and into your peripheral vision. The tornado sequence is the signature beat; Emerald City fills the dome in 360-degree color. The Sphere stands 366 feet tall behind The Venetian on the Strip and opened in September 2023. Creative partners include Sphere Entertainment, Warner Bros Discovery and Magnopus. There is no live cast: the 1939 film is restored and expanded for the Sphere screen. The effects are strong. Expect loud sound, flashing lights, seat vibration, wind, fog, mist, scent and pyrotechnics. Guests who are sensitive to motion or light strobing, or who are pregnant or have a medical concern, should read Sphere's guidance before booking. This is a screen-first experience, so elevation and center sections usually beat deep front-floor seats. The 300 Level Director's Seat viewpoint and nearby center 300s are popular for seeing ceiling content that lower rows can miss. Center 200s are a strong mid-price compromise. Deep 100 Level rows can lose upper screen to the overhang above, which matters more here than at a concert. Bring that preference when you compare inventory on the seat map, and treat center sections ending in 5, 6 or 7 as your first filter when availability allows. Wizard of Oz at Sphere: arrival and practical tips Buy Wizard of Oz Sphere tickets for your preferred showtime, then allow extra time to reach 255 Sands Avenue. Standard ticket holders usually enter via the stairway from the Venetian bridge. Sphere uses mobile tickets only, so have yours ready on your phone at the door, and remember that late seating is not permitted. These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled, so check your date and time before you pay. Smart casual dress works; the auditorium is air-conditioned. Photos are fine in the Atrium, but photography and video are not permitted during the show. Outside food is not allowed; concessions open before showtime, and Sphere is cashless, so bring a card or phone wallet. The venue is wheelchair accessible, with accessible seating, non-haptic seats and assistive listening available on request, plus two sensory rooms. Sphere is a no-bag venue: only small clutches, purses or belt bags up to about 6 x 6 x 2 inches (plus diaper and medical bags) are allowed, and there is no bag check. For more on the venue itself, see our Sphere Las Vegas venue guide. If you want a different style of Strip spectacle after your Sphere night, many visitors also look at Tournament of Kings for live dinner theatre energy. Ready when you are: choose your date, compare seat bands, and complete checkout for mobile confirmation. Book Wizard of Oz tickets at The Sphere on VervTrip and walk into one of Las Vegas's most distinctive immersive shows with a clear plan for runtime, seats and arrival.

Highlights

  • Experience the 1939 classic reimagined on a 160,000 sq ft wraparound 16K LED screen
  • Follow Dorothy from Kansas through Munchkinland to the Emerald City
  • Revolutionary Sphere technology creates full sensory immersion
  • Meet the Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion along the Yellow Brick Road
  • One of Las Vegas's most technically ambitious productions to date

What is included

  • Wizard of Oz at Sphere admission ticket
  • Access to 16K wraparound LED screen experience
  • Immersive wind and fog effects during show

Not included

  • Food and drinks (available to purchase onsite)

Before you go

Wizard of Oz Tickets at The Sphere Las Vegas Book Wizard of Oz tickets at The Sphere Las Vegas for an immersive adaptation of the 1939 film. The production uses The Sphere's 16K wraparound LED screen and haptic seating and environmental effects to place audiences inside the story as Dorothy travels from Kansas to Oz. About The Sphere The Sphere opened in September 2023 on the Las Vegas Strip behind The Venetian. The venue is 366 feet tall and 516 feet wide making it the largest spherical structure in the world. Inside the 16K LED screen wraps 160000 square feet around the audience. The sound system includes 167000 individually controlled speakers delivering spatial audio from every direction. Each seat includes haptic technology that vibrates and moves with the action on screen. The Wizard of Oz Experience The production follows the story of the original film. Dorothy and Toto are swept from Kansas by a tornado and land in Munchkinland. They follow the Yellow Brick Road to the Emerald City meeting the Scarecrow and Tin Man and Cowardly Lion along the way. The Sphere's technology creates each environment around the audience. Wind and fog effects simulate the tornado. Scent technology adds atmosphere to key scenes. The haptic seats respond to footsteps and impacts and flight sequences throughout the show. Music and Sound The soundtrack features songs from the original film including Over the Rainbow reorchestrated for an 80-piece orchestra. The Sphere's 167000 speaker system delivers directional audio so sounds move around the audience matching the action on screen. Dialogue and music come from specific points in the wraparound display creating a fully immersive soundscape. Creative Team The production is a collaboration between Sphere Entertainment and Warner Bros Discovery with visual effects by Magnopus. Producer Jane Rosenthal and VFX supervisor Ben Grossmann lead the creative team. The show combines original film footage with new digital environments created specifically for The Sphere's display technology. Running Time Wizard of Oz at The Sphere runs for approximately 1 hour 15 minutes with no interval. Book Wizard of Oz Sphere Tickets Book Wizard of Oz tickets at The Sphere on VervTrip. Select your preferred showtime and seating. After booking you receive an email with a link to claim your mobile tickets, as Sphere uses mobile tickets only. Have them ready on your phone at The Sphere entrance.

Cancellation terms

These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.

Booking questions

What should I check before booking Wizard of Oz at Sphere?

Confirm the date, participant types, inclusions and meeting point shown for your selected option. Extras and entry arrangements can vary between ticket types.

Can I cancel this ticket?

Read the policy for your selected date and ticket option. A product description is not a promise of free cancellation.

Will this experience be in my language?

Check the actual guide, audio or performance language on the booking page. A translated website does not guarantee a translated experience.

What do Wizard of Oz Sphere tickets include?

Wizard of Oz Sphere tickets include admission to the immersive show at The Sphere for your selected time, with the 16K wraparound LED screen experience plus haptic seats and wind and fog effects during the performance.

How long is Wizard of Oz at The Sphere?

About 1 hour 15 minutes (75 minutes) with no interval. Doors open 45 minutes before showtime, and late seating is not permitted.

Where is The Sphere in Las Vegas?

The Sphere is at 255 Sands Avenue, Las Vegas, behind The Venetian Resort on the Strip. Allow about 10 minutes on foot from the Venetian entrance.

Who are Wizard of Oz Sphere tickets best for?

Best for guests aged 6+ who want an immersive screen experience rather than a traditional stage musical. Loud sound, haptics, wind and fog during the tornado may feel intense for very young or sensitive guests.

Can I buy same-day Wizard of Oz Sphere tickets?

Availability depends on the date, and popular Strip nights sell out. Check live availability on VervTrip and book ahead when your Las Vegas dates are fixed.

Is Wizard of Oz at Sphere wheelchair accessible?

Yes. Sphere has wheelchair-accessible seating and routes, accessible restrooms, elevators, hearing assistance and companion seating. Non-haptic seats are also available, so contact Sphere Accessibility Services before you book to arrange accessible or non-haptic seating.

Does Wizard of Oz at Sphere have flashing lights and special effects?

Yes. The show includes loud sound, flashing lights, haptic seat vibrations, wind, fog, mist, scent and pyrotechnics. The intensity may not suit guests who are sensitive to motion or light strobing, or who are pregnant or have a medical concern, so check Sphere's guidance before you book.

Is there a live cast in Wizard of Oz at Sphere?

No. The show uses the original 1939 film, restored and expanded for Sphere's wraparound screen, with the characters played by the original cast. There are no live performers.

How do I receive my Wizard of Oz Sphere tickets?

After booking, you receive an email with a link to claim your mobile tickets, so there is no need to print anything. Sphere uses mobile tickets only, and the email itself is not your ticket. Bring a valid photo ID for identification on the day.

Can I bring a bag to Sphere?

Only small bags are allowed. At Sphere, you can bring clutches, purses or waist bags up to about 6 x 6 x 2 inches, plus baby changing bags and medical bags. There is no cloakroom for larger bags.

Can I take photos during Wizard of Oz at Sphere?

No. Photography and video recording are not permitted during the performance. Photos in public areas before the show are fine.

Can I cancel Wizard of Oz Sphere tickets?

These Wizard of Oz Sphere tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled. Confirm your showtime carefully before you buy.

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