The Backstreet Boys are performing a 25th anniversary Millennium residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, with viral clips driving ticket sales and added dates through early 2026. The residency’s popularity has converted hesitant fans into attendees and encourages decadent weekend plans. The Venetian Resort, connected to the Sphere, is an all-suite property offering full living areas, extensive dining, shopping, and entertainment options. World of Hyatt and Chase provide benefits that enhance stays for members who can earn and redeem points. Dining highlights include Close Company, Brera, Bouchon, and Wakuda. Visitors are also encouraged to see a magic show while in Vegas.
Online, clips from the shows have regularly gone viral in the two-odd months since the residency began, convincing some who were on the fence to buy tickets. In fact, the residency has been so popular that the boy band added several new dates for later this year and early 2026, meaning there's still time to see the show and enjoy a decadent weekend in Vegas.
Thanks to World of Hyatt and Chase, I got the chance to do just that. They arranged for me to stay at The Venetian Resort on the Strip - which, in addition to being connected to the Sphere, is a destination in and of itself, with a wide range of luxurious dining, shopping, and entertainment offerings. (For World of Hyatt card members, who can earn and redeem points during their stay, it's an even better deal.) There's even a fun, nostalgic experience for Backstreet Boys fans too.
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