Parking, bag policy, transit and history are on the main Allegiant Stadium guide.
Which Allegiant Stadium seat to buy, in brief
For a Las Vegas Raiders game, buy a 100-level sideline seat somewhere between row 15 and row 30. That is high enough to see over the bench area and still close. For the most complete view, the 200-level loge is the premium pick. For value, choose a 300-level sideline seat between the 20-yard lines. The building is enclosed and climate controlled, so you never have to weigh sun against shade.
The chart has four numbered tiers, the 100s, 200s, 300s and 400s, plus field-level club sections with a C prefix. Section facts on this page come from the stadium's own A to Z guide where noted, and from two or more independent seating guides where they agree.
Tier by tier: what the numbers mean
- 100 level: the lower bowl. Two seating guides agree its sections run to about 40 rows, unusually deep for an NFL stadium.
- C-prefixed field clubs: C109 to C115 and C131 to C137, listed in the stadium's A to Z guide.
- 200 level: loge seats and suites, also listed by the stadium.
- 300 level: the upper bowl above the suites. Two guides put its sections at roughly 20 rows or fewer.
- 400 level: the top of the building.
Within a row, guides disagree on which way seat numbers run here, so do not assume seat 1 is on a particular aisle. Use the seat map on the listing to see which seats sit on the aisle.
Row height in a 40-row lower bowl
A deep lower bowl changes how you should read a listing. Row 30 is not a poor seat here; it is a raised view of the entire field from the 100 level. Row 1, by contrast, sits at field level, where sideline personnel, players and camera crews fill the foreground.
- Rows 1 to about 10: the closest seats and the flattest angle. Great for noise and proximity, weak for reading formations.
- Rows 15 to 30: the best balance on the sidelines, above the bench crowd.
- The top rows: a full view from the back of the bowl. Read the listing for any overhang or limited-view note before you buy.
The C sections and the 200 loge
Field clubs
The C sections are club seats at field level along both sidelines. Two seating guides agree that C131 to C137 is on the Raiders side and C109 to C115 is on the visitors' side. They are as close as seats get, with lounge access, private entrances and premium food and drink. The cost is perspective: at field level you look across the sideline rather than down at the play, and near-side players can hide the far side of a play. As of 2026, the stadium's guide says premium ticket holders get designated entrances and concierge help. Club names follow sponsors and change, so compare listings by section number, not by club name.
200 level
The stadium lists loge sections on the 200 level, along with Endzone, Club Level, Executive Prime, Owners', Traditional and Corner suites. Loge seats are raised and close, the most complete football view in the building, and demand reflects that.
The 300 and 400 levels: where value lives
- 300-level sidelines between the 20s: the value pick for football, with formations and both end zones in view.
- 300-level corners: lower demand and still workable.
- 300-level end zones: the far end of the field feels a long way off.
- 400 level near midfield: the least competition for tickets in the building, and acceptable if you stay central.
- 400-level corners and end zones: the most distant football seats; skip them unless getting in is the only goal.
Seating by event: football, concerts and soccer
Raiders games
Position along the field matters more than which side you choose. Midfield on any level is best, and the 20-yard lines make a sensible value boundary. End-zone seats suit plays coming toward you and little else; if you buy one, go higher in the section. Published guides disagree on which numbered 100-level sections sit behind each bench, and on the section numbers at the end with the Al Davis Memorial Torch and the windows facing the Strip, so confirm either on the listing's map. As of 2026, the stadium caps alcohol at two drinks per person per transaction, ends alcohol service after the third quarter of football games, and does not publish an alcohol-free section.
End-stage concerts
The field becomes general admission or reserved floor seating, and the stage goes at one end, closing or limiting the sections behind it.
- Front floor: closest, but flat. From the back half, most fans watch the screens.
- 100-level sides near the stage: a raised, angled view and the most reliable choice.
- 200 loge: a lifted sightline plus club-level comfort.
- Upper levels facing the stage: the longest view in a building this size.
Soccer
The pitch covers roughly the same footprint as a football field, so the same rules apply: midfield sidelines first, raised rows over front rows. As of the stadium's 2026 guide, children under 24 months need no ticket if they sit on a parent's lap.
Accessible (ADA) seating and companions
The stadium says ADA seating is offered throughout the building, in areas of accessible locations with companion seats immediately beside them. Seating guides add that accessible rows sit at the top of most sections, level with the concourse.
- Companion seats: up to three in the same row, next to the accessible seat; when that is not possible, the nearest available seats are offered.
- Moving to an accessible seat: if you hold a standard ticket and need an accessible location, guest experience staff may relocate you first come, first served, without a guarantee.
- Requests: the stadium takes accommodation questions at [email protected].
An ADA seating chart is published in the Allegiant Stadium A to Z guide. On the resale market, buy only listings marked as accessible. Every Reserved Seat order carries a 100% guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
What row is best in the Allegiant Stadium lower bowl?
On the sidelines, rows 15 to 30 balance closeness with a clear view over the bench area. The first 10 rows are close but flat to the play.
Which C sections are on the Raiders side?
Two seating guides place C131 to C137 on the Raiders side and C109 to C115 on the visitors' side.
Is the 300 level at Allegiant Stadium worth it?
Yes, between the 20-yard lines. Sections there are about 20 rows or fewer and show the whole field, making them the value pick for football.
Do I need to worry about sun at Allegiant Stadium?
No. The roof is fixed and the stadium is climate controlled, so level, position along the field and row height decide the choice.
How many companion seats can you buy with an accessible seat?
Up to three in the same row, next to the accessible seat. If those are not available, the closest seats are offered.
Where do concerts put the stage at Allegiant Stadium?
At one end of the field, which closes or limits the sections behind it. The 100-level sides near the stage are the most reliable view.