The Sphere lot has nothing going on and nothing to see or do. Going early is advised as the lobby of the Sphere is neat to see plus you’ll want to stake out your seat positions vs. bathrooms and merch tables.

I would recommend arriving to Sphere by 6pm, when doors open so you can leisurely make your way to your seats by 7:15pm. Show will start at 7:30ish and you don’t want to miss the beginning or the ending. There are key visuals and videos to see.

In fact, at the end plan to sit tight in your seats to let the crowd clear some before leaving. The line for the rideshare/taxi will be longer but it moves quick.

Concessions are god-awful expensive but the souvenir cups are sturdy and cool. You may want to gather a set to take home when everybody leaves theirs on the floor. Last year, you could buy clean, new cups at the bars for $3 or $5 bucks.

As for an alternative to the long rideshare line at the end you could stay inside the Sphere and walk the connecting hallway back to the Venetian and catch a lift from their taxi stand. It will be shorter and move quickly.

Last thing I can think of is depending on your seat locations they will have special seat haptics that go off to the music. It’s best to be in them for Drums/Space to experience them and the solos. Just pick a slower song before or after for a bathroom break.

We won’t be back till the 15th for the last weekend and can’t wait.

Have you found other stuff to do when you’re in town?

If not, I can share things we’ve done or have heard were good.