HOURS OF OPERATION
Sunday-Tuesday, Thursday: 4:30PM, 7PM, 09:30PM
LOCATION
255 Sands Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89169
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- Tickets start at $119+tax
Description
With Postcard from Earth now concluded, the beloved story of Dorothy and her friends comes to life like never before inside the groundbreaking Sphere.
The Wizard of Oz’s reimagined experience surrounds you with 16K visuals on a 160,000-square-foot wraparound display, placing you right in the middle of the yellow brick road.
From the swirling tornado to the magical land of Oz, every scene feels larger than life.
Cutting-edge Sphere Immersive Sound, with more than 167,000 speakers, brings new depth to the film’s iconic score, re-recorded for stunning clarity.
Multi-sensory effects heighten the journey, with gusts of wind, bursts of fire, atmospheric fog, and even haptic seats that let you feel the adventure unfold around you.
At the Sphere you’re not just watching The Wizard of Oz, you’re stepping inside the story.
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The Sphere Experience Wizard of Oz FAQs
The show premiered August 28, 2025 at Sphere, Las Vegas. It is part of The Sphere Experience program. Wizard of Oz replaces Postcard From Earth as the main attraction at The Sphere.
The show runs for around 75 minutes.
Yes. The is family-friendly and is intended for fans aged 6 and up. All attendees, regardless of age, require their own ticket.
The shows uses a variety of multi-sensory and 4D effects such as:
- Seat haptics, wind, fog, scent, atmospheric simulations
- Intense lighting, flashing lights, visuals that wrap around and over the audience
- Some theatrical-style elements (e.g. falling objects, in the apple tree scene)
The experience is not a beat-for-beat full version of the original. Some scenes have been cut or shortened; others have been enhanced to leverage Sphere’s immersive technology.
Ticket pricing starts at approximately $119+ tax. You can purchase tickets through our website, using the link above.
No. The Wizard of Oz has officially replaced Postcard From Earth.
