Step Inside Allegiant Stadium: Guide to Seating & Stadium Experience

Update (August 13): This article has been updated with the latest Allegiant Stadium information.

Across the iconic landscape of Las Vegas, the sleek exterior of Allegiant Stadium immediately stands out. Past its dark walls and modern design lies a bright, enclosed interior built to host everything from NFL games and major concerts to international soccer matches and many other exciting entertainment events — plus, it’s already scheduled to host the Super Bowl in 2029.

The venue shines as the home of the Las Vegas Raiders, but Allegiant Stadium was designed as a true multipurpose venue. With features like a state-of-the-art retractable natural grass field, flexible event layouts, and multiple seating levels that offer adaptability for each event, a different experience is possible based on what’s taking place on the field or stage.

Whether cheering on the Raiders or singing along to a favorite artist, there’s plenty to know about maximizing time at Allegiant Stadium. Take a closer look at Allegiant Stadium’s seating levels, retractable field, event-specific configurations and premium experiences to help you get the most out of your visit.

How Allegiant Stadium Brought the Raiders Experience to Las Vegas

Since opening in 2020, Allegiant Stadium has become one of the premier sports and entertainment venues in the United States. Unlike many open-air NFL stadiums, Allegiant Stadium’s enclosed roof creates a climate-controlled environment that delivers a consistent experience regardless of the weather outside, which is especially helpful in the Las Vegas desert.

The stadium’s retractable natural-grass field tray is one of its defining features. This engineering feat allows the full grass playing surface to be easily removed between events in order to make way for different floor configurations for concerts and other large-scale productions.

During construction, the team behind Allegiant Stadium embraced Raiders history alongside the Las Vegas setting through an extensive art collection that features work from more than 70 local artists.

Allegiant Stadium Seating & Layout Explained

Allegiant Stadium is organized across multiple seating levels that wrap around the playing field, with premium clubs and suites between the lower and upper bowls. Exact seating configurations may shift depending on the event — football games, concerts and other special events often use different layouts, so Allegiant Stadium offers multiple seating charts to help shape expectations.

The lower bowl places fans closest to the action, with sideline seats offering some of the stadium’s most direct views of the field or stage. Corner and end-zone sections give fans a wider look at the full space. During concerts, additional floor seating may be installed on the field.

Check out the official Allegiant Stadium seating chart to find your favorite seat, and explore sports events in Las Vegas. For fans wanting to learn even more about the venue, Allegiant Stadium tours are also available.

How the Layout Changes for Raiders Games, Concerts & Major Events

Allegiant regularly transforms between NFL and college football, soccer, major concert tours, and other stadium productions. As a result, seating layouts, floor access, stage placement, and even the available sections can change from one event to the next.

Football and soccer games utilize the stadium’s retractable natural-grass field and traditional sideline seating configuration. The retractable setup is a 4-foot-deep, 9,500-ton motorized tray that rolls outside on 72 wheels to soak up sunlight and water; natural Bermuda grass is used for NFL games, while permanent artificial turf is held underneath for UNLV college football games.

Meanwhile, concert setups completely transform the stadium. Many tours use an end-stage setup with reserved floor seating closest to the performers, while some productions may opt for a central, 360-style stage that allows for different viewing angles throughout the venue. Concert productions typically require backstage areas, production setups, lighting rigs, and sound equipment, which can lead to certain sections being unavailable or having partially obstructed views.

The seating experience also depends on where visitors are located within the stadium. Field or floor-level seats place fans closest to the performers but may have more limited views of the full production, while elevated bowl seating provides a broader perspective of the stage, field, and stadium-wide visuals. Checking the official event-specific seating chart before purchasing tickets is the best way to understand the layout for a game, concert, or special event.

Where to Sit at Allegiant Stadium for the Experience You Want

The ideal location at Allegiant Stadium depends on guest priorities, whether that’s being as close to the action as possible, taking in the full production, or enjoying additional amenities. Fans who prioritize proximity to the field or stage may prefer lower-level seating or floor seats for applicable concerts. These locations bring attendees close to the players or performers, making it easy to catch special moments and details up close.

The 100s and other elevated seating sections offer viewpoints that make it easier to follow the action across the entire field, and concertgoers can often enjoy a more complete view of the stage. Similarly, end-zone or corner seating offers a different type of experience, especially for fans who enjoy the atmosphere of the crowd during football games. Lastly, higher levels make it easier to see formations during sporting events, stadium-wide lighting and video effects during concerts, and the overall scope of a production.

Fans who are seeking extra comfort, hospitality or options for entertaining a group may also want to explore Allegiant Stadium’s premium offerings — depending on the event, club seating, loge areas and suites may include upgraded amenities, dedicated lounges, special food and beverage options, or additional privacy.

Clubs, Loges & Suites at Allegiant Stadium

Premium Suites at Allegiant Stadium offer a number of perks for an upscale gameday experience. Benefits may include in-suite food and beverage options, easy VIP parking, dedicated entrances, private amenities, an in-suite restroom, and access to 200 Level clubs.

The five types of suites at Allegiant Stadium range from 4 to 28 tickets. Those interested in learning more about club seating and suites at Allegiant Stadium can fill out a request form or contact sales@raiders.com.

Club Suites

Located along the 100-level sidelines, Club Suites offer an upscale private experience with premium hospitality and close proximity to the action:

• 12 or 28 tickets included
• 4–5 parking passes
• Access to the 100- and 200-level VIP clubs
• High-end preset catering menu with unlimited alcohol
• VIP entrance
• Personal suite attendant

Traditional Suites

Positioned along the 200-level sidelines, Traditional Suites provide a private viewing space with premium amenities for larger groups.

• 20 or 26 tickets included
• 4–5 parking passes
• Access to the 100- and 200-level VIP clubs
• Premium catering credit
• VIP entrance
• Personal suite attendant
• Private in-suite restroom

Corner Suites

Located in the 200-level corners, Corner Suites combine a private setting with premium hospitality and stadium views from the corners of the venue.

• 18 tickets included
• 4 parking passes
• Access to the 100- and 200-level VIP clubs
• Premium catering credit
• VIP entrance
• Personal suite attendant
• Private in-suite restroom

End Zone Suites

Situated along the south end zone on the 100 level, End Zone Suites are designed for larger groups looking to enjoy the event from behind the end zone.

• 18 reserved tickets, plus 9 standing-room-only (SRO) tickets
• 5 parking passes
• Access to the 100- and 200-level VIP clubs
• Premium catering credit
• VIP entrance
• Personal suite attendant
• Private in-suite restroom

Loge Seating

Located along the 200-level concourse, Loge Seating offers a semi-private premium experience that’s ideal for smaller groups.

• 4 tickets included
• 1 parking pass
• Access to the 100- and 200-level VIP clubs
• Food included
• VIP entrance

How much are Las Vegas Raiders tickets?

Ticket prices for Las Vegas Raiders games depend on a variety of factors, including date and time, city, matchup, seat location, and when the tickets are purchased. The average ticket for a Las Vegas Raiders game can cost anywhere between $515-$950.

Food, Drink, Art & Social Spaces Inside Allegiant Stadium

While Allegiant is home to familiar stadium favorites, the food and beverage options also highlight local brands and regional flavors.

Depending on where tickets are located, guests may come across spots like BBQ Mexicana, Fuku, Freed’s Bakery, or Border Grill, along with specialty bars serving cocktails, beer and other beverages throughout the stadium. The official food and beverage guide is updated regularly, so offerings may vary by event. Guests with premium tickets may have access to additional hospitality spaces, including exclusive clubs, lounges, and expanded food and beverage options.

Visitors to Allegiant Stadium may also notice detailed touches that honor the Raiders’ identity and their Las Vegas home. Artwork displayed throughout the stadium celebrates the franchise through the work of local artists.

Explore Events at Allegiant Stadium

Whether heading to Allegiant Stadium for a game or the year’s most exciting concert tour, the building’s innovative design will be ready to welcome guests in any season. Explore a calendar of Allegiant Stadium events to see what’s coming up, and find Las Vegas Raiders tickets and Las Vegas concerts on Ticketmaster.

For the most accurate information on an upcoming event, visit your official Allegiant Stadium event landing page, which will detail event-specific seating charts, current venue information, and ticket availability. Checking the details for a specific event is the best way to understand the seating layout, production setup, and experience you can reasonably expect on show day.