Allegiant Stadium

Getting there

40 minby car from Harry Reid (LAS)

The stadium sits just west of I-15 and the Strip. The best walking route runs along Las Vegas Blvd and across the Hacienda Bridge, which is closed to cars on select event days. The RTC Deuce bus runs along the Strip around the clock, with its closest stop at Mandalay Bay near the bridge. Rideshare pick-up and drop-off is in Lot N just north of the stadium, with a separate west-side zone near Diablo and Procyon for taxis and shuttles.

Parking

Lots open about four hours before Raiders kickoff and are cleared an hour after the event ends. Buy single-game passes ahead through SpotHero: parking is cashless, there is no re-entry once you leave a lot, and nearby streets switch to one-way flow on event days. EV charging is available in Lots A, D and F with a valid pass.

Tailgating

Guest rules prohibit loitering and tailgating in the parking areas during and after events, so traditional lot tailgating is not part of a Raiders gameday here. Check the Directions & Parking page before the game, since rules for individual events can change.

What to eat

• Slice HouseSections 118, 140, 206, 230 and 308
• Guy Fieri's Tailgate KitchenSection 243
• Boomtown BurgersSection 312

Good to know

1. 01

   The roughly $1.9 billion, ten-level domed stadium has an ETFE roof and large curtain-style side windows facing the Las Vegas Strip.

2. 02

   A 275-foot media mesh video screen on the exterior faces Interstate 15.

3. 03

   The stadium sits in unincorporated Paradise, Nevada, and its street address, 3333 Al Davis Way, was named for the late Raiders owner.