Allegiant Stadium Tours

Allegiant Stadium opened on July 31, 2020 as the new home of the Las Vegas Raiders after the franchise relocated from Oakland, California — ending a 53-year run in the Bay Area and completing one of the most closely watched franchise moves in NFL history. The $1.97 billion facility was built with private financing plus a $750 million allocation from Clark County room tax revenue, making it among the most expensive stadiums ever constructed at the time of its opening. Located at 3333 Al Davis Way, one mile from the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip and connected to the resort corridor by the Hacienda Avenue pedestrian bridge, the stadium has rapidly become one of the most visited tourist attractions in Nevada — drawing over five million visitors annually through a combination of Raiders home games, college football, major concerts, boxing, and UFC events.

The behind-the-scenes tours expose guests to areas of the facility that are inaccessible during events. Expert hosts take small groups through the visitors and home locker rooms — where teams that play the Raiders prepare for games — as well as the press conference room where head coaches and players address the media after each contest. The broadcast booth, positioned high above the field with unobstructed sightlines to every corner of the playing surface, provides the same perspective as network television crews who cover Raiders games. Private suites — some of which rent for six figures per season — are accessible during tours when not in use by permanent suite holders. The field level visit brings guests directly to the turf, offering the same sight line as players during warmups.

Allegiant Stadium's architectural identity is defined by two elements: the translucent ETFE roof panels that filter natural light across the field, and the moveable natural grass field — one of a handful of deployable grass systems in NFL stadiums — that rolls in from outside the building on a steel tray system weighing more than 10 million pounds. The ghost-white glass exterior, designed by Populous architects, has become one of the most recognizable buildings in Las Vegas. The Al Davis Memorial Torch, rising 95 feet at the stadium's south end, honors the Raiders' founding owner with an eternal flame visible from much of the Las Vegas valley.

The tour experience typically runs 75 to 90 minutes. Tours operate Thursday through Monday on days when no stadium events are scheduled — Raiders game days, major concert load-outs, and large event setup periods temporarily close public tours. All dates are listed at allegiantstadium.com/tours, where tickets are also purchased in advance. PSL (Personal Seat License) holders receive a 20% discount, and Nevada residents can apply promo code NEVADA10 for 10% savings on the standard $65.99 ticket. Children under 5 are admitted free. The combination of an NFL stadium tour with post-tour access to the Las Vegas Strip makes Allegiant Stadium Tours a popular morning or afternoon activity that pairs naturally with an evening at a nightclub or live show — free guest list for Strip nightclubs available through NoCoverVegas.