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About Backstreet Boys: Into the Millennium

Into the Millennium celebrates the Backstreet Boys’ 1999 album Millennium alongside songs from across the group’s career. Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, AJ McLean, Brian Littrell, and Kevin Richardson perform together inside one of Las Vegas’ most visually ambitious concert venues.

The production combines the group’s harmonies, choreography, and familiar songs with Sphere’s wraparound screen and immersive sound system. Longtime fans can revisit the music they grew up with, while newer listeners can see the group in a concert format designed specifically for Sphere.

The show centers on the Millennium era while also making room for major Backstreet Boys favorites and full-room singalong moments.

What to Expect at Sphere

Sphere concerts can include intense lighting, flashing images, loud sound, seat haptics, movement sensations, visual effects, fog, scent, wind, and other atmospheric elements. Guests who are sensitive to immersive effects or have relevant medical concerns should review the venue’s current guidance before attending.

Many fans dress for the occasion in white outfits, coordinated group looks, or clothing inspired by the Millennium era. Comfortable shoes are still helpful because reaching the venue can involve a substantial walk through The Venetian Resort or from nearby transportation stops.

Sphere uses mobile tickets. Download your ticket and add it to your phone’s digital wallet before leaving for the venue.

Location and Getting to Sphere

Backstreet Boys: Into the Millennium takes place at Sphere Las Vegas, located at 255 Sands Avenue near The Venetian Resort.

Ticketed guests can reach Sphere from The Venetian through the resort and convention center pedestrian route. Follow current event signage because bridge access and walking routes can vary with scheduled programming.

Guests using the Las Vegas Monorail can exit at Harrah’s/The LINQ Station and continue toward The Venetian Expo and Sphere on foot. Allow additional walking time.

Drivers should review the Las Vegas Parking Fees Guide before arriving. Guests considering a car service can also review the Las Vegas Ride Share Guide. Event traffic around Sands Avenue, The Venetian, and Sphere can become heavy near showtime.

Tips Before You Go

• Download your tickets early: Add your mobile tickets to your phone’s digital wallet before leaving for Sphere.
• Arrive with extra time: Allow time for traffic, walking, security screening, merchandise, concessions, and finding your seats.
• Review the bag policy: Sphere restricts large bags and many recording devices. Check the current venue policy before deciding what to bring.
• Prepare for sensory effects: The production may include intense visuals, flashing lights, loud sound, haptics, movement sensations, fog, scent, and wind.
• Confirm your performance date: The residency includes many Thursday, Friday, and Saturday shows, so verify the exact date shown on your ticket.
• Plan after-party admission separately: Voltaire after-parties require separate tickets and have their own age and entry requirements.

Video Preview of Backstreet Boys at Sphere

Backstreet Boys at Sphere FAQ

Q: Is this a traditional concert or an immersive Sphere production?
A: It is a Backstreet Boys concert presented as a large-scale Sphere production. The performance combines live singing and choreography with wraparound visuals, immersive sound, and venue-specific effects.

Q: Does the show focus only on the Millennium album?
A: The residency is built around the Millennium era but also includes major Backstreet Boys hits and fan favorites from other parts of the group’s career.

Q: Is the concert suitable for younger fans?
A: Sphere lists no general age requirement but strongly suggests that guests under 18 attend with a parent or guardian. Children 2 and older require their own tickets.

Q: Can guests take photos or videos during the concert?
A: Personal cellphone photos and videos may be permitted with the flash turned off. Professional cameras, telephoto or zoom lenses, video cameras, tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, and audio recording equipment are not permitted.

Q: What should guests with sensory or medical concerns know?
A: Sphere events can include intense lighting, flashing images, loud noises, seat haptics, movement sensations, fog, scent, mist, wind, and other effects. Review current Sphere guidance and consult a medical professional when appropriate.

Q: Are the Nick Carter and Howie D after-parties included with concert tickets?
A: No. The Voltaire after-parties are separate events with separate tickets, admission requirements, availability, and age restrictions.