The Las Vegas area was lit up for the first time on the Fourth of July. (Photo courtesy of Sphere Entertainment)
Onlookers were treated to a dazzling light show to celebrate the Fourth of July in Las Vegas.
Circle It debuted on Tuesday night and was highlighted by 580,000 square feet of fully programmable LED screens, which displayed the message “Hello World” followed by fireworks and Stars and Stripes animations, and bright underwater Concluded with images of
The Las Vegas area was lit up for the first time on the Fourth of July. (Photo courtesy of Sphere Entertainment)
At 366 feet high and 516 feet wide, the Sphere is the largest structure in the world.
Visitors will have more opportunities to see the Sphere in Las Vegas when it officially opens to the public in September.
The opening would feature a series of performances by U2.
The Las Vegas area was lit up for the first time on the Fourth of July. (Photo courtesy of Sphere Entertainment)
According to a release, Facility has seating capacity for over 17,000 people and can display 256 million colors for visitors to enjoy.
The Las Vegas area was lit up for the first time on the Fourth of July. (Photo courtesy of Sphere Entertainment)
This story was reported from Washington, D.C.