Section 409 at Sphere at Venetian

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Sphere at Venetian Section 409 View

section 409, row 1 seat view - sphere at venetian — Seat View From Section 409, Row 1

Section 409 Seating Notes

Related Seating: 400 Level

Row Numbers

For most concerts, rows in Section 409 are labeled 1-13

Interactive Seating Chart

Section 409 Reviews

400 Level
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The 400 Level is the highest seating area in the Sphere and usually has the most affordable ticket prices for concerts. The sections in this level have up to 25 rows of seats with two different entrances available depending on the row of your ticket. Those seated in rows 1-10 should use the lower entrance located on the 300-level concourse, while an escalator will take those with higher seated rows up to another entrance at the top of each section. Views from the 400 Level 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. We highly recommend paying a little extra to sit in a lower row. The views of the stage from the lower portion of the 400 level are worth the few extra bucks. The Sphere Experience (Postcards From Earth) The 400 Level is often considered the best level to sit on for the Sphere "Postcards From Earth" experience. With no stage to focus on, fans on this level can enjoy full unobstructed views of the entire Sphere screen, with breathtaking views from floor to ceiling. Downsides of the 400 Level The steepness of the level along with the distance from the stage are common reasons why fans will often opt for tickets in a lower level. Additionally, with this level being the highest in The Sphere, multiple escalator rides are needed to bypass the other levels in order to reach your final seated destination. These escalators are often congested at the end of a show, creating delays when trying to exit the Sphere.