Allegiant Stadium Tours

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, at $65.99 a ticket, 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, the field included, 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, which walks the building the day before a Raiders home game while crews run sound checks and field prep.