No - it's not 360 degrees. They have a few interesting and cool visuals for something like 5 or 6 songs, more basic or boring uses of the screen otherwise. I di

No - it's not 360 degrees. They have a few interesting and cool visuals for something like 5 or 6 songs, more basic or boring uses of the screen otherwise. I didn't sense any haptics off the chair nor could tell if they activated the scents either. I was there for opening night. Also went to the Sphere Experience. The experience includes the movie mentioned here and has some interesting/cool stuff. It's loud and rumbled a ton (seat haptics) and was almost to the point of "should I put my earplugs in?" but I didn't need to. It was an interesting experience. At first it seemed like they were just projecting a small rectangle movie off of it and I was about to flip out, but they eventually got the whole screen going for it once you begin the journey part. If you go I highly recommend going in 200 or 300 level. So you get the dome over your head enough; if you're in 400 level it doesn't go all the way behind you. Also, there is an overhang on 100 level so you can be closer to the artists but it's actually considered limited visibility (a lot of people were notified after the fact and quite unhappy) The venue itself is capable of some amazing stuff. U2 has a lot of social media sharing showing amazing things, but it wasn't that way the whole show. It'll be exciting to see who and what winds up using it and how. I can imagine some pretty amazing EDM shows there.