Allegiant Stadium Tours

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

A 75-minute guided walk through the Raiders' black-glass dome — locker rooms, suites, and on most days the field, offered on non-event days only.

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Are Allegiant Stadium Tours Worth It?

Allegiant Stadium Tours put you inside the black-glass dome locals call the Death Star — the roughly 65,000-seat home of the NFL's Las Vegas Raiders, opened in 2020 just west of the Strip across I-15 from Mandalay Bay. The guided walk runs about 75 minutes and covers more than a mile, with stops that can include the field, the Raiders and Raiderette locker rooms, the postgame press conference room, the broadcast booth, private suites and clubs, and the Al Davis Memorial Torch towering over the north end.

The honest catch: routes are set daily around stadium operations, so no single stop — including the field — is guaranteed, and tours only run on non-event days, which thins the calendar during concert season and Raiders home stretches. Dates post online roughly 12 weeks out and sell through around big weekends, so book a timed slot before you go. Parking is free in Lot C at the north end, check-in happens at the north security gate 20 minutes before your time, and late arrivals aren't admitted. Superfans can spring for the Countdown to Kickoff tour, added in June 2026, which walks the building the day before a Raiders home game while crews run sound checks and field prep.

Insider tipNew tour dates drop online on Fridays by 10 a.m. Pacific — that's the moment to grab a sold-out week or a rare slot around a big game.

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Location

3333 Al Davis Way, Las Vegas, NV 89118

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Frequently asked questions

Do Allegiant Stadium tours go on the field?

Most days, yes — but the field is a possible stop, not a promised one, since routes bend around setup work. Depending on the date you may see the artificial turf surface rather than the Raiders' natural grass, which lives on a giant tray that rolls outside the building between games.

Can you tour Allegiant Stadium on a game day?

No. Public tours pause any day the stadium hosts an event. The closest you can get is the Countdown to Kickoff tour, which runs the day before Raiders home games while crews rehearse lighting, sound, and field prep — and you might cross paths with the Raider Rusher mascot.

How long is the Allegiant Stadium tour?

Plan on about 75 minutes of walking plus the 20-minute check-in buffer at the north security gate. Once a tour steps off, latecomers aren't let in, so build in extra time if you're coming from the Strip at rush hour.

Is the tour worth it for casual fans?

If you follow the NFL at all, yes — the locker rooms and press conference room land even if you don't bleed silver and black. If football leaves you cold and you just want the architecture, the stadium exterior along Al Davis Way is free to photograph any day without a ticket.

What can't you bring on an Allegiant Stadium tour?

Luggage, oversized bags, strollers, wagons, drones, and weapons are all barred, and only service animals are admitted. Personal photos are fine throughout; commercial photography and videography aren't permitted.

Rating

4.5

PriceFrom $72

WhereAllegiant Stadium

Address3333 Al Davis Way, Las Vegas, NV 89118

Tour routeSet fresh each day around stadium operations. Possible stops: the field, the Raiders locker room, the Raiderette locker room, the postgame press conference room, the broadcast booth, private suites and clubs, and the Al Davis Memorial Torch. No stop is guaranteed on any given date.

Time and effortAbout 75 minutes and more than a mile on foot, all indoors in air conditioning. Wear comfortable shoes — the pace is steady and there's a lot of standing between stops.

Booking windowDates and times post online roughly 12 weeks ahead and only for non-event days, so the calendar shrinks during concert runs and Raiders home weeks. Buy in advance; on-site tickets exist only when a slot hasn't already sold out.

Arrival and parkingPark free in Lot C at the stadium's north end and check in at the north security gate 20 minutes before your slot. Late arrivals aren't admitted.

KidsEveryone age 2 and up needs a ticket; under 2 is free. Strollers and wagons aren't allowed, so plan on carrying toddlers for the full mile-plus loop.

Upgrades and groupsThe Countdown to Kickoff tour, launched June 2026, goes behind the scenes the day before Raiders home games during live pregame prep. Guided group tours cover parties of 25 or more, and Tour to Table pairs a private tour with dining for groups of 20 to 50.

Opening hours Tours run on non-event days only; times vary with the stadium's event calendar Dates post online about 12 weeks ahead — check current availability before planning Arrive 20 minutes early for check-in at the north security gate

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