The Sphere in Las Vegas continues to be one of the most talked about entertainment experiences in the entire world. Anybody who travels to Nevada’s adult playground is encouraged to check it out.
However, even though she currently holds a residency at Caesar’s Palace just up the road, Adele has yet to check out the Sphere. She is a big U2 fan and would love to attend one of their concerts. Darren Aronovsky’s film ‘Postcard From Earth’ is also of interest to the 35-year-old vocalist.
Unfortunately, Adele has vertigo. No, that isn’t a reference to the U2 song.
Adele often finds herself with the sensation that the environment around her is moving or spinning. That gives her pause about an immersive visual experience like the Sphere.
— Julia saw ADELE 8/19 (@adelesavedjulia) January 20, 2024
This is something that has been a topic of conversation since the venue first opened its doors at the end of September. People have raised concerns about vertigo and motion sickness over the past few months.
Some of them suggested Dramamine. Others encouraged people who are experience symptoms of either ailment to close their eyes and breathe deep.
For the most part, everybody who has dealt with vertigo issues at the Sphere seem to have been able to push through and have a blast. The concert uses minimal motion tricks. However, it is noted that the visuals associated with one particular song will be especially triggering.
Fans have said that anyone who is sensitive to motion sickness should sit down during Beautiful Day. It starts with the transition from With or Without You. It is over once the screen displays an image of bugs and animals.
You got that, Adele? You’ll be fine if you pack the Dramamine, drink plenty of water, sit down when a visual becomes too much to handle and don’t forget to breathe!