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Allegiant Stadium

No sun or rain to dodge · 200 loge for angle · 300s for value

Under a fixed roof in Las Vegas, weather never decides your seat. Level, sideline position and the walk from the Strip do.

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV
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Looking for section numbers and the best seats by level? See the Allegiant Stadium Seating Chart.

Upcoming events at Allegiant Stadium

Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.

What decides your seat here

At Allegiant Stadium, the strongest football seats are the 200-level loge along the sidelines and the 100 level from about row 15 up; the best value is the 300 level between the 20-yard lines. With a permanent roof overhead and the temperature held steady indoors, you can ignore sun, shade and rain entirely. That leaves three questions: how high, which part of the sideline, and how far you are willing to walk after the game.

The 65,000-seat stadium stands roughly one mile from the Strip on the far side of I-15, opposite Mandalay Bay. The Las Vegas Raiders and UNLV Rebels play here, and the calendar adds the Las Vegas Bowl in December, stadium concerts, soccer and WrestleMania. For the largest events, capacity stretches to about 71,800.

  • Raiders: September into early January, with heavy visiting crowds.
  • UNLV: fall Saturdays and the most available tickets in the building.
  • Concerts and specials: spring through fall, often on busy convention weekends.

100s to 400s, plus the field clubs

100 level

The lower bowl (the ring of sections closest to the field). Sideline sections run up to about 40 rows, so there is a big difference between row 3 and row 30.

Field clubs

Premium field-level seats carry a C prefix. The Champions Club sits behind the benches. Club tickets usually include food and lounge access, which explains their price.

200 level

Suites and loge seating share this ring. The sections are shallow: about 13 rows in section 206. You sit just above the lower bowl, which makes this the most efficient football view in the stadium.

300 level

The upper bowl, where most fans on a budget should start looking.

400 level

The top seats in the building and the lowest prices.

At one end, the Al Davis Memorial Torch, 85 feet tall, stands in front of tall retractable windows facing the Strip. Seating guides put the end-zone seats in roughly the 120s and the 140s. They also disagree on which 100-level sideline belongs to the Raiders bench, so if that matters, confirm it on the map that comes with your listing.

Seats to pick for a Raiders game

  • 200-level loge on the sideline: high enough to read formations, close enough to hear the pads, and many fans rate it the top football view here. It costs more than midfield 100-level seats.
  • 100-level sideline, row 15 and higher: enough height to clear the benches and standing players while staying near the action.
  • 300 level between the 20s: the smart-money seat. Guides single out the area around section 312 on one side and 337 on the other.
  • 400 level near midfield: the entry price. Stay central, because corners up here make the far end zone feel remote.

Seats to skip

Low rows in the lower end zones look close but flatten the field, so you lose track of plays at the opposite end. If you buy in an end zone, go higher. Corner seats in the 400 level are the longest views in the stadium for football.

Concert and floor choices

For an end-stage show, the 100- and 200-level sideline sections closest to the stage end balance distance and angle best. The upper sections facing the stage from the far end sit the greatest distance from the performers. Floor tickets get you nearest the stage, but on a flat surface you are looking past the people in front of you, so shorter fans often do better in a tiered seat on the side.

Because the roof removes weather from the equation, a summer concert seat here is as comfortable as a winter one, which is not true at most stadiums in hot climates.

How demand moves in Las Vegas

Raiders games draw unusually large visiting crowds, since many fans fold a road game into a Las Vegas weekend. Demand peaks for division rivals, teams with big traveling fan bases, prime-time kickoffs and holiday weeks. UNLV games sit at the other end, with ample inventory.

For concerts, the act matters first and the rest of the city calendar second. A major convention or a fight night ties up hotel rooms, which can push some buyers out and loosen the resale market. A sold-out first sale does not guarantee tight resale prices later. Every Reserved Seat order includes guaranteed entry.

Walking over, parking and entry

The walk

For most visitors, walking beats driving. The Hacienda Bridge, open only to pedestrians, carries you over the freeway from the Las Vegas Boulevard side by Mandalay Bay and Luxor, a distance under one mile and about 10 to 15 minutes on foot.

Rideshare, parking and transit

  • Rideshare: pickups and drop-offs happen at the front of Lot N (5285 Dean Martin Drive). Another option is a ride to Mandalay Bay or Luxor and the bridge from there.
  • Parking: as of 2026, event parking must be bought ahead in SpotHero, and certain nearby streets switch to one-way traffic for games.
  • Transit: the regional RTC has operated game-day express buses from several pickup points; confirm what is running this season.
  • Tailgating: allowed only in designated lots. Lot N has offered a free tailgate area for fans who arrive without a car. Lot rules change by season.

Bags

As of the 2025 season, you may carry one transparent bag (clear plastic, vinyl or PVC, up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches) and one clutch no bigger than 4.5 x 6.5 x 2 inches. Leave backpacks, big purses and coolers at the hotel. Parking and concessions are cashless. Current rules are posted on Allegiant Stadium's guide for first-time visitors; review it before you go.

Oakland to Paradise in under three years

Construction started on November 13, 2017, while the Raiders were still in Oakland, and the doors opened July 31, 2020. It cost about 1.9 billion dollars, funded partly by a hotel room tax, with the team paying the balance. The name comes from Allegiant Air. Pandemic restrictions kept most fans out for the first NFL season.

The design is built for flexibility. Raiders games use real Bermuda grass grown in a tray that rolls in and out of the building; UNLV plays on artificial turf. Food stands borrow from local favorites; past lineups included Pizza Rock, Rollin Smoke BBQ, Pinkbox and Guy Fieri's Tailgate Kitchen.

Super Bowl LVIII was played here in February 2024. The building has also staged 2024 Copa America matches and WrestleMania, and Super Bowl LXIII is set for 2029.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to worry about sun or heat at Allegiant Stadium?

No. A fixed translucent ETFE roof covers the building and the air is conditioned, so every seat is protected from sun, heat and rain.

Which Allegiant Stadium seats give the best football view?

Sideline seats in the 200-level loge are often called the best football angle. Lower-bowl sideline seats from about row 15 up are a close second, and the 300 level between the 20s is the value choice.

How long is the walk from Mandalay Bay to Allegiant Stadium?

About 10 to 15 minutes. The pedestrian-only Hacienda Bridge covers less than a mile from Las Vegas Boulevard to the stadium.

Can I bring a backpack into Allegiant Stadium?

No. As of the 2025 season, you are limited to a clear bag of 12 x 6 x 12 inches or smaller and a small clutch. Check the venue's current policy before you go.

How many fans does Allegiant Stadium hold?

It seats 65,000 in its standard setup and grows to roughly 71,800 when extra seating is added for the biggest events.

Where do rideshare cars drop off at Allegiant Stadium?

At the front of Lot N, 5285 Dean Martin Drive. Many fans instead use Mandalay Bay or Luxor and walk across the Hacienda Bridge.

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