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When going to the world’s largest LED screen in the world at The Sphere, you may be wondering what the best seat is to enjoy this once in a lifetime experience. Inside the 516 ft wide Sphere, a high-resolution LED screen wraps halfway around the 17,600-seat audience. Out of these 17,600 seats, 10,000 are haptic seating, which provides an immersive experience with a specialised sound system capable of making guests “feel” sound vibrations. Postcard From Earth seating is broken up into 3 distinct levels: 200, 300, and 400.
Section 306 is considered to be the best seats for The Sphere Experience as the view from here is like looking through the director’s lens. The 200 and 300 levels offer the best of both worlds with an unobstructed view from floor to ceiling. The 400s, meanwhile, have the same sweeping views of the screen but are further away from the stage.
Note: The seats are narrow and it gets pretty steep in the upper levels. If you’re prone to vertigo or uncomfortable walking along steep stairs, consider getting seats in the lower levels.
What Seats Offer The Best View?
The Sphere proclaims that the very best seats in the house are in the middle of the venue in section 306, saying the show experience here is like looking through the director’s camera lens. Showgoers also recommend the sections on both sides, 305 & 307, as being the closest to 306.
Which Seats Offer The Best Value?
The 400 Level is the highest seating area in the Sphere and usually has the most affordable ticket prices for concerts. The 400 level at the Sphere provides sweeping views of the screen and an up-close view of the visual effects engulfing the ceiling above. However, the seats in this area are steep and distant from the stage. While the steepness of the seats and height of this level might steer some away, the panoramic views from the 400 level are second to none.
Find The Best Sphere Seats – Use the seating map to select and compare all seating options.
About The Sphere Seating In Las Vegas
Bonus Takeaway – Of the Sphere’s 17,500 seats, 10,000 of them are described as “haptic seats,” or seats that are capable of moving and vibrating. This gives attendees the immersive experience of truly feeling like they are transported to what they are watching on the screen.
