Love it or hate it (I mainly hate it), the Las Vegas Sphere has been one of the most talked-about entertainment venues this past year. But we know Las Vegas will never stop striving for bigger and more epic attractions. Cue the beginning of construction work on the 20,000-Square-Foot Interstellar Arc.
We're told that the upcoming 'spaceport' "will transport visitors on an "epic deep space adventure" (not literally I presume). But all we really know is that it's a project from Emmy Award-winning Felix & Paul Studios, creators of Space Explorers, the largest immersive production filmed in space.
Felix & Paul Studios says it has broken ground on Interstellar Arc at AREA15, an arts and entertainment district in Las Vegas. It describes the project as a "futuristic space fiction experience" set to open in fall 2025. We're told that it "take guests on an epic 26th-century deep space mission across the far reaches of the cosmos."
Winston Fisher, CEO of AREA15 said the "cutting-edge attraction is a perfect fit for our ever-expanding portfolio of immersive, world-class entertainment. It embodies the innovation and creativity that defines AREA15, further solidifying our position as the premier destination for first-to-market experiences from the most visionary entertainment brands.” What is it exactly? I have no idea. We'll have to wait and see.
