r/Sphere

Hi! For General Admission, I am not interested in lining up early and waiting hours to get up close. Not even interested in being in the crowd. So I am wondering if its possible to just show up at a regular time (7:30/8ish) and get a spot in the back of GA where I have more room. Not part of the crowd. Am I being delusional? Is it packed all the way to the back. I didn't really pay attention when I went last year because I was up in the 300's. Thanks everyone!

Hi,
I’m visiting Las Vegas in September and I’m thinking about seeing a show at the Sphere. The tickets I’m looking at are in Section 400 for around $150.
For those who’ve been: is it worth it at that price? Is the experience still amazing from Section 400, or would you recommend paying more for better seats?
Thanks! 💪🏻

What bands do you think could pull off duel headlining The Sphere? Full on bands because I know the techno stuff can do multiple acts. A band like The Roots could make it easier because those dudes can back anyone on earth and work really hard. I saw them do this one year on the national mall with Sting. They played the entire day and then did their own set.

Personally, id kill for The Brothers and Dead and Co to do this

Something came up with my job where they are refusing to let me off, and because of that, I now need to change my flights and won’t be able to attend the July 30th Backstreet Boys concert at the Sphere.

A friend purchased our tickets in a group, and they’re refusing to ask for a refund because they claim Ticketmaster bans accounts when you do that. But I don’t see how it’s fair that I’m expected to just take the loss on something I paid for.

So another thought I had is to see if I could arrange to exchange the ticket for a different night. I won’t be able to go with my original group as planned, but I like the BSB and the sphere seems like such a fun venue that I’m sure I’d enjoy myself even solo.

Is this possible?

I have a redeye flight at 11:30 so looking for suggestions for what time to leave to avoid the post-show rush. Will have my bag at the Venetian bell desk. Thanks!

I’m looking at getting tickets for a concert through SeatGeek. I saw some tickets available in Sec 303 row 20 (last row) that are labeled as “obstructed view.” Are these really obstructed? Or did the seller list them like that because the section is off to the side? Just wondering because having last row would be great for standing and dancing! I’d like to get higher up seats in general, however my husband doesn’t like heights so I’m kind of on the fence about 400 level.

Ticket for 8/13! Sec 107, Row 18, seat 2

https://my.ticketmaster.com/gfs/ds/vQGAAbosye/event/17006439CB22EF76

PM for details or price

I see that there are 2 day tickets. It also looks like they allowed the days to split up.

What I don’t understand is the 2 day tickets in the section I’m thinking about are the same price as a single day. This is on stubhub. What am I missing? I would think the split up 1 day would go for significantly less.

When the November dates went on sale as the possible last concerts for the Eagles, I purchased them. Then they put out some extra dates in December. The December dates work better with my schedule so I purchased those in the presale this morning.

I was just trying to figure out how to resell the previous tickets and I just figured out that they won't allow you to resell them on Ticketmaster, just transfer them to friends/family. It seems like I can try to resell them on Vivid or Stubhub but that I would potentially be voiding terms of sale and lose everything.

Help! Can I resell them or not? I can't afford to go twice and I doubt that I know anyone personally who would want to buy them.

I know that I should have know this before buying the tickets but for the casual concert goer (once per year), their rules are ever changing and unclear and it just seemed like a given that you could sell them if you needed to.