Lighting up Las Vegas: The Sphere's most eye-popping displays since lighting up Sin City five months ago


Lighting up Las Vegas: The Sphere's most eye-popping displays since lighting up Sin City

The Las Vegas entertainment venue was a $2.3 billion project for Sin City - and measuring 336 feet tall and 516 feet wide it takes the crown for the largest spherical structure in the world. Since opening on September 29, 2023, with a U2 concert for 20,000 fans - the giant structure has hosted F1's Las Vegas Grand Prix as well as The Sphere Experience - which is an immersive 'part sci-fi story, part nature documentary' showcasing the Sphere's impressive technology. Sphere flaunts an outside frame wrapped with 1.2 million LED lights - which transform it into a gigantic breathtaking display that sets the record for the largest of its kind. Inside of the venue features a 16K curved screen - which is about 250ft tall and 400ft wide and one of the highest resolution displays ever made.

 

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