MSG Sphere Las Vegas
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That's pretty amazing. I can only imagine how many would be like me and have bad vertigo kick in.
I’m still mad at U2 for adding a bunch of crappy songs to my phone 10 years ago that I never asked for. I’d be indifferent about them as a band but that made me hate them. Lol
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On my last trip to Vegas, I went to the Sphere Experience which is essentially a 45 minute movie. Its still expensive, but I would recommend it. If you have plans to go to a concert, then don't bother.
Before attending, I didn't realize that (1) your seat can vibrate (2) there are fans that blow air to add to the experience of what you are seeing on the screen.
Before attending, I didn't realize that (1) your seat can vibrate (2) there are fans that blow air to add to the experience of what you are seeing on the screen.
Note to self: don't do drugs before a Sphere show.
Vertigo was U2. This is Dead and Company.
But I am surprised that you could see the screen with how much smoke must have been at the Dead and Company show. Or maybe their preference would be psychedelics?
First funerals, then baby showers, then job interviews and now Sphere shows?!?
You're killing me, man
Eagles doing 8 shows over a month at the Sphere.
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Eagles SPHERE Residency Announced
The Eagles have announced a residency at SPHERE in Las Vegas featuring eight shows over four exclusive weekends from Friday, Sept. 20 through Saturday, Oct. 19. Presale registration is available now. The presale begins Tuesday, June 18 at 10 AM PT at https://www.eagles.com. Vibee Hotel &...
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This isn't good. Most of the reviews I've seen from people that have gone to it is that they loved the experience but if this business model keeps up it won't last long it appears.
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Brutal: Sphere Loses $104 Million in Three Months, $480 Million Over Past Year | Vital Vegas
Sphere at Venetian released its financial results for the fiscal quarter ending June 30, 2024, and it's ugly. During the three month period (April to
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This isn't good. Most of the reviews I've seen from people that have gone to it is that they loved the experience but if this business model keeps up it won't last long it appears.
Brutal: Sphere Loses $104 Million in Three Months, $480 Million Over Past Year | Vital Vegas
Sphere at Venetian released its financial results for the fiscal quarter ending June 30, 2024, and it's ugly. During the three month period (April to
Show me the balance sheet before I pass judgement.
Literally screenshots in the article.
Like I said a year ago, this is a money pit. It'll keep surviving in some capacity because Vegas does Vegas things but it's just not sustainable.
They just announced it's gonna cost $80M+ to convert Wizard of Oz to this screen. That's almost 100 completely sold out shows at $50 a piece just to break even.
It's one of the coolest things ever so if you get the chance, go to a show or whatever you want while they're still lighting money on fire.
This is why I dropped business accounting the first time around....
Page 9 - https://s23.q4cdn.com/910947899/fil...q4/SPHR-4Q-24-Press-Release-Final-8-14-24.pdf
But that consolidates the Sphere and the MSG TV Network. So not sure what you can gleam.
Depends on your definition of good. Could be very good if you want to buy a giant sphere videoscreens at a bankruptcy auction. Hey JP, maybe CyTown could use a focal point?This isn't good. Most of the reviews I've seen from people that have gone to it is that they loved the experience but if this business model keeps up it won't last long it appears.
Brutal: Sphere Loses $104 Million in Three Months, $480 Million Over Past Year | Vital Vegas
Sphere at Venetian released its financial results for the fiscal quarter ending June 30, 2024, and it's ugly. During the three month period (April to
Seriously though, I'm no accountant but even if building it was a giant disaster, I can't imagine that it wouldn't make sense to keep using it as a venue after the initial fixed costs are taken care of one way or the other through making the money back or selling it off in bankruptcy.
The screenshot in the article doesn't really show the entire picture. Looking at the full financial statements shows depreciation for the year at $256 million. So back out the non-cash item depreciation and they show net income. Also, looking at the Cash Flow Statement shows they had positive cash flows for the year.
So imo the article is misleading.
So imo the article is misleading.
