Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas

Allegiant Stadium is a world-class domed venue in Paradise, Nevada and home to the Las Vegas Raiders. The stadium hosts NFL games, concerts, soccer matches, boxing, and marquee events year-round.

Overview

Allegiant Stadium opened in 2020 after the Raiders relocated from Oakland, California. Nicknamed “The Death Star” by Raiders owner Mark Davis, the stadium cost $1.9 billion and was built with a combination of public and private funding. Located at 3333 Al Davis Way near the Las Vegas Strip, the stadium is easily accessible from the major resort corridor. Its dark, opaque exterior and dramatic design make it one of the most visually distinctive venues in professional sports.

Fast facts

  • Location: Paradise, Nevada (3333 Al Davis Way)
  • Teams: Las Vegas Raiders (NFL)
  • Capacity: 65,000 (expandable to 72,000)
  • Opened: July 31, 2020
  • Construction: 2017–2020
  • Cost: $1.9 billion
  • Surface: Natural grass (Tifway 419 Bermudagrass, grown offsite and rolled in)
  • Premium Seating: 140+ luxury suites

Architectural Features

Designed by MANICA Architecture, Allegiant Stadium features a distinctive black translucent ETFE roof and walls:

  • A 92-foot-tall 3D-printed torch in the north end zone honoring Raiders founder Al Davis
  • A retractable natural grass field that can be rolled out to preserve the turf
  • 10 levels with 2,200 TVs and 75,000 sq ft of video boards
  • Climate-controlled dome with a sustainability focus, donating 11,000 lbs of food waste per event
  • A dedicated “Raider Nation” section with standing-room atmosphere

Hospitality

Food and beverage at Allegiant Stadium is operated by Oak View Group, which took over from Levy Restaurants in April 2025. OVG retained 95% of existing staff and hired an additional 200 employees when it began operations.

Premium Experiences

  • Wynn Field Club — ground floor of the north end zone with DJ, five-star food, bottle service, four bars, and 42 TVs
  • Modelo Cantina Club and Twitch Lounge for additional premium experiences
  • Suite prices range from $25,000–$75,000 for Raiders games; Loge Boxes from $5,000
  • VIP parking, early access, in-suite restrooms, and premium catering

Major Events

Allegiant Stadium has hosted major events including:

  • Super Bowl LVIII (2024)
  • WrestleMania 41 (2025)
  • WrestleMania 42 (2026) — scheduled
  • 2027 College Football Playoff National Championship — scheduled
  • Regular-season and playoff NFL games for the Las Vegas Raiders
  • Major concerts and international soccer matches

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