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I went to Allegiant Stadium for the Chris Brown & Usher concert and the experience with the stadium staff was absolutely TERRIBLE. First of all, the food was disgusting AND ridiculously expensive. The cocktails were so watered down. But honestly, the worst part was the security and the way everything was handled. When I first arrived, security checked my very small LV purse. The employee literally used their measuring card/template, measured my bag, and told me it was fine to bring inside. Cool. So I continued through security. Then I get to the SECOND checkpoint and their scanner breaks. Instead of moving people to another functioning line, we stood there for about 30 minutes while they tried to fix it right in front of us. At this point, I'm already missing the beginning of the concert because of THEIR equipment issue. Once I finally got through, a female security supervisor suddenly tells me my purse is too big and has to be checked. I explained that THEIR OWN security employee at the previous checkpoint had already measured it and approved it. I even pointed out the employee who did it. She did not care. Her attitude was unnecessarily rude, loud, and unprofessional. Instead of simply explaining the situation, she got loud with me in front of everyone like she was trying to embarrass me. And I wasn't the only person she was speaking to like that. So after already waiting around 30 minutes because their scanner wasn't working, I had to leave the entrance, walk all the way to bag check, wait AGAIN, and then PAY $20 to check a bag their own employee had already approved. That added roughly another 45 minutes to this whole mess. But here's the best part: after the concert, I went to retrieve my purse AND THEY COULDN'T FIND IT. Yes. The same bag I was forced to pay $20 to check because it was supposedly too big after another employee had already approved it. They LOST IT. It took approximately AN HOUR for them to finally locate my purse, and I had to tell them I was about to contact Nevada State Police before suddenly everybody started taking the situation seriously. Between the rude treatment, inconsistent security rules, broken equipment, being forced to pay for bag check, missing part of an event my man paid good money for me to attend, and then having my purse LOST afterward, this was easily one of the worst stadium experiences I've ever had. For the amount of money people spend on concert tickets, parking, food and everything else, Allegiant Stadium needs to do MUCH better. Train your staff to communicate with each other, have consistent bag policies at every checkpoint, and please don't charge people $20 to check their belongings just to turn around and "LOSE THEM". Never again.
Views are ok. Will probably be able to see Josh Allen score 3 TDS this weekend anywhere you sit. Go Bills.
I saw Usher and Chris Brown's R&B Tour at Allegiant Stadium, and the show was amazing! It was a huge production with impressive staging, lighting, and performances that worked perfectly in such a large venue. The stadium itself feels modern, clean, and well designed. Everything seemed organized, especially considering the size of the crowd, and getting around the venue was easier than expected. It was also interesting walking to the stadium from the Strip. You cross the large Hacienda Avenue bridge, which does not feel like it was originally designed for pedestrians, but it is closed to vehicle traffic during major events so everyone can safely walk across. It is a unique part of the experience. Allegiant Stadium is a great place for a major concert, and I would definitely return for another event.
Well my first time experiencing a NFL football game . Although it was a game that really doesn't counts because it was a pre-season game . Niners actually won 18-12 and it was a boring game all field goal. My buddy and I actually started walking back to the strip around the early 4th quarter . The concessions were very expensive but I knew it was . My haul cost me $89 2x hot dogs, 1 nachos, 1 popcorn and 2 beers . In every seat there was a free gift in the cup holder it was a koozie holder printed Raiders . Nice overall stadium seats a little narrow along with the aisle going to your seats . All air conditioning which helped because outside temp on game day was 107 On game day they close Haceinda over pass so fans can walk to the stadium to and from Mandalay casino . My buddy and I caught LYFT to the game but we walked back to Mandalay then we took the free tram to New York New York. Our hotel was next door at the Park MGM
We came here for a concert but I've been here for a game too and enjoyed myself both times. The sound here is very good quality for such a large venue and doesn't have the reverb problems that SoFi does. I wish they had more restrooms would be my only gripe. Parking is ample, the staff is friendly and efficient although I think they need to figure out a more effective system for their escalators.
Allegiant is a short walk to the MGM and Luxor hotel..I felt the stadium small size gives every seat a great view and the roof helps you escape that blazing Vegas
I love watching concerts at Allegiant Stadium. I've seen Blackpink once and BTS twice at this venue. It's quick and efficient here. The 100's (first floor) seating is obviously the best. The only thing I didn't like was the immediate uncapping and having to open our drinks before leaving the kiosks. If I had known that, I would have used the restroom before purchasing a a beer and a soda lol. But other than, I like Allegiant Stadium.
As a Chiefs fan I was very impressed with how welcoming the staff was. Betty went above and beyond to help us get to our seats. And several employees said, "welcome Chiefs Fans". Bought tickets in the 200's because in most stadiums 200's has elevated food choices, but not Allegiant just the basic stadium food. Really disappointing for a stadium in Vegas.
This was our first visit to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, for the AC/DC Power Up Tour on August 1, 2026. The heat was intense. The temperature hit 118 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and was still around 114 F when the show started. I was concerned the stadium's air conditioning would struggle, but it performed extremely well. Once inside, the temperature was comfortable the entire night. Rideshare drop-off and pickup are in Parking Lot N, a short walk of about five minutes or less from the stadium. Arrival traffic was heavily congested. Leaving was far smoother than expected. Drivers message the lane they are in, so you can walk over from the waiting area to meet them. Dedicated free lanes let vehicles exit efficiently. Dean Martin Drive is converted to one-way flow for rideshares, and the Hacienda Bridge is set up as a pedestrian walkway toward the Strip, Mandalay Bay, and Luxor. Security is strict about bags. They pushed back hard on my wife's small purse even though she was carrying insulin. Clear bags appear to be the safer choice. Our floor tickets required a separate wristband line that forced us to stand outside in the 114 F heat for a long stretch. Once past that step, everything improved. The stadium itself is excellent and the sound system was outstanding. It is a strong venue for a large concert. We learned a few lessons this time and will handle the entry process more carefully if we return.
Came here for a concert and it's BEAUTIFUL! I do have to say though since I ts a billion dollar stadium I'd expect the fountain drinks to work. But thats my only complaint. The stadium was fantastic as well as the employees!!! Definitely will be back hopefully next time for a game!!!
Wait, I love Allegiant Stadium. I've been to a bunch of stadiums, arenas, and forums, but my experience here has been simply stellar. I wish all concert venues were like this! I came here in May for the BTS Arirang concert! Getting to the venue was easy peasy. Traffic was nonexistent, even though I only got there like 45 minutes before the show started. Security was incredibly easy (perhaps too easy?), but everyone was very nice, and the stadium staff were helping direct foot traffic. The stadium was huge, so we ended up making a half loop around the stadium, but I didn't mind, as it gave us more time to explore. Wow, it's so nice, clean, and modern inside!!! No shade to Stanford Stadium but...I'm glad I'm not trudging through dirt to get to my seat. As we passed through the interior, I saw so many food stalls. Lots of fun options, and they weren't too poorly priced--I mean, definitely expensive, but you're getting ripped off on the Strip, too, so... Our seats were in the club section, so there was a whole separate, secluded area where we could buy food/drinks. I was very tempted by the specialty BTS-themed drinks! I love how they made this special menu; it makes the experience all the more fun! Our seats were in the 100s, and it still felt so intimate! I could see BTS! And the 360 screen was placed well, too. The seats themselves were pretty clean, not that we were sitting much, haha. As for exiting the venue, well...the madness is always chaotic. It's easy to navigate to an exit, but good luck navigating the traffic. If you have to be smart and do your research...it's not bad at all. Seriously, formulate an exit plan in advance.
In town and scored Guns N Roses tickets. Venue is great and the tickets we got were really great. Uber pick up is organized as well and totally appreciate it.
This place was amazing. We went on Saturday night for the AC/DC concert and had seats in Section C-136. The seats were very comfortable and we had access to a private bar area and restrooms. The only drawback was extremely long lines all night for merch.
Reviews are mixed. Many highlight the modern, clean design, comfortable seating, and friendly and helpful staff. Parking is often convenient.
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Allegiant Stadium is a brand new indoor football stadium in Las Vegas opened in 2020 and is the home of the Las Vegas Raiders. Our party came here for the Allegiant Stadium Tour at 11 AM. [Parking]: Tour guests are encouraged to park in LOT C at the north end of Allegiant Stadium at the corner of Allegiant Stadium Way and Al Davis Way. Parking is free on non-game days. [Price]: Guided tour tickets start at $65.99 on the Raiders website. On certain days the tour offers field access so check the website for the exact days when it happens. Our party purchased tickets via Groupon for approximately $56 per person. [Entrance & waiting area]: Tour guests should enter at the security gate at the North Entry point. There's an indoor waiting area with limited seating as well as a vendor selling snacks and water bottles with the Raiders logo. [Experience]: Our tour guide Dustin was really good and he is one of the original tour guides since the stadium opened. He used to work as a Jungle Cruise guide at Disney for 15 years so you can tell he is really good at what he does & he also has a good sense of humor. The tour lasted approximately 75 minutes and our party got to see the Al Davis Memorial Torch, Broadcast Booth, the Mark Davis Owners' Suite (with a view right on the 50-yard line of the field - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3HhwSB3wcOg ), Raiderette Locker Room (plus a mini museum on the history of the Raiderettes), Postgame Press Conference Room (photo op), Raiders Locker Room (with jerseys from each Raiders player + special presentation), and Wynn Field Club (nightclub inside the stadium). The tour ended at The Raider Image (official team store). Unfortunately there was no field tour on the day of our visit. [Conclusion]: The tour was excellent and it was one of the better stadium tours I have visited. read more
I cannot complain when I come here and sit in club level seats. Seats are comfortable and have more cushion. I love how you can order from your seats. I love how the food and lounges are so exclusive. The nacho section in the visitors side suck. I do not know if they have a deal with Tostitos but these nachos sucked compared to a year ago. They short your chicken and the chips suck. The nachos from last year were more filling with better chips and lots of chicken. The tacos from border grill were absolutely amazing! Id get these again. One other thing I have to complain about is WHERE ARE THE MOCKTAILS?? I had to get a juice for $15 bucks. Can someone like introduce this place to Ritual? Service is always great here when we come. read more
Overpriced on EVERYTHING from food to drinks. The food is horrible, especially for the prices charged, $40 turkey leg is absolutely ridiculous by the way. What in the world is wrong with this place? They out price locals, sell dry, old burgers that cost $30+ dollars, and single shot drinks that are the same cost of an entire bottle of liquor. You know, you can make money and not bankrupt people...right??? I thought Allegiant stadium was all about taking care of their locals (not out-pricing them), garnering community support by keeping pricing REASONABLE. This is the second time I've come here, and the cost of everything is beyond ridiculous no matter what event is being held here. What's next? A $50 hotdog??? What a disgrace. read more
29 days ago
I went to Allegiant Stadium for the Chris Brown & Usher concert and the experience with the stadium staff was absolutely TERRIBLE. First of all, the food was disgusting AND ridiculously expensive. The cocktails were so watered down. But honestly, the worst part was the security and the way everything was handled. When I first arrived, security checked my very small LV purse. The employee literally used their measuring card/template, measured my bag, and told me it was fine to bring inside. Cool. So I continued through security. Then I get to the SECOND checkpoint and their scanner breaks. Instead of moving people to another functioning line, we stood there for about 30 minutes while they tried to fix it right in front of us. At this point, I'm already missing the beginning of the concert because of THEIR equipment issue. Once I finally got through, a female security supervisor suddenly tells me my purse is too big and has to be checked. I explained that THEIR OWN security employee at the previous checkpoint had already measured it and approved it. I even pointed out the employee who did it. She did not care. Her attitude was unnecessarily rude, loud, and unprofessional. Instead of simply explaining the situation, she got loud with me in front of everyone like she was trying to embarrass me. And I wasn't the only person she was speaking to like that. So after already waiting around 30 minutes because their scanner wasn't working, I had to leave the entrance, walk all the way to bag check, wait AGAIN, and then PAY $20 to check a bag their own employee had already approved. That added roughly another 45 minutes to this whole mess. But here's the best part: after the concert, I went to retrieve my purse AND THEY COULDN'T FIND IT. Yes. The same bag I was forced to pay $20 to check because it was supposedly too big after another employee had already approved it. They LOST IT. It took approximately AN HOUR for them to finally locate my purse, and I had to tell them I was about to contact Nevada State Police before suddenly everybody started taking the situation seriously. Between the rude treatment, inconsistent security rules, broken equipment, being forced to pay for bag check, missing part of an event my man paid good money for me to attend, and then having my purse LOST afterward, this was easily one of the worst stadium experiences I've ever had. For the amount of money people spend on concert tickets, parking, food and everything else, Allegiant Stadium needs to do MUCH better. Train your staff to communicate with each other, have consistent bag policies at every checkpoint, and please don't charge people $20 to check their belongings just to turn around and "LOSE THEM". Never again. read more
I saw Usher and Chris Brown's R&B Tour at Allegiant Stadium, and the show was amazing! It was a huge production with impressive staging, lighting, and performances that worked perfectly in such a large venue. The stadium itself feels modern, clean, and well designed. Everything seemed organized, especially considering the size of the crowd, and getting around the venue was easier than expected. It was also interesting walking to the stadium from the Strip. You cross the large Hacienda Avenue bridge, which does not feel like it was originally designed for pedestrians, but it is closed to vehicle traffic during major events so everyone can safely walk across. It is a unique part of the experience. Allegiant Stadium is a great place for a major concert, and I would definitely return for another event. read more
Well my first time experiencing a NFL football game . Although it was a game that really doesn't counts because it was a pre-season game . Niners actually won 18-12 and it was a boring game all field goal. My buddy and I actually started walking back to the strip around the early 4th quarter . The concessions were very expensive but I knew it was . My haul cost me $89 2x hot dogs, 1 nachos, 1 popcorn and 2 beers . In every seat there was a free gift in the cup holder it was a koozie holder printed Raiders . Nice overall stadium seats a little narrow along with the aisle going to your seats . All air conditioning which helped because outside temp on game day was 107 On game day they close Haceinda over pass so fans can walk to the stadium to and from Mandalay casino . My buddy and I caught LYFT to the game but we walked back to Mandalay then we took the free tram to New York New York. Our hotel was next door at the Park MGM read more
We came here for a concert but I've been here for a game too and enjoyed myself both times. The sound here is very good quality for such a large venue and doesn't have the reverb problems that SoFi does. I wish they had more restrooms would be my only gripe. Parking is ample, the staff is friendly and efficient although I think they need to figure out a more effective system for their escalators. read more
I love watching concerts at Allegiant Stadium. I've seen Blackpink once and BTS twice at this venue. It's quick and efficient here. The 100's (first floor) seating is obviously the best. The only thing I didn't like was the immediate uncapping and having to open our drinks before leaving the kiosks. If I had known that, I would have used the restroom before purchasing a a beer and a soda lol. But other than, I like Allegiant Stadium. read more
As a Chiefs fan I was very impressed with how welcoming the staff was. Betty went above and beyond to help us get to our seats. And several employees said, "welcome Chiefs Fans". Bought tickets in the 200's because in most stadiums 200's has elevated food choices, but not Allegiant just the basic stadium food. Really disappointing for a stadium in Vegas. read more
This was our first visit to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, for the AC/DC Power Up Tour on August 1, 2026. The heat was intense. The temperature hit 118 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and was still around 114 F when the show started. I was concerned the stadium's air conditioning would struggle, but it performed extremely well. Once inside, the temperature was comfortable the entire night. Rideshare drop-off and pickup are in Parking Lot N, a short walk of about five minutes or less from the stadium. Arrival traffic was heavily congested. Leaving was far smoother than expected. Drivers message the lane they are in, so you can walk over from the waiting area to meet them. Dedicated free lanes let vehicles exit efficiently. Dean Martin Drive is converted to one-way flow for rideshares, and the Hacienda Bridge is set up as a pedestrian walkway toward the Strip, Mandalay Bay, and Luxor. Security is strict about bags. They pushed back hard on my wife's small purse even though she was carrying insulin. Clear bags appear to be the safer choice. Our floor tickets required a separate wristband line that forced us to stand outside in the 114 F heat for a long stretch. Once past that step, everything improved. The stadium itself is excellent and the sound system was outstanding. It is a strong venue for a large concert. We learned a few lessons this time and will handle the entry process more carefully if we return. read more
Came here for a concert and it's BEAUTIFUL! I do have to say though since I ts a billion dollar stadium I'd expect the fountain drinks to work. But thats my only complaint. The stadium was fantastic as well as the employees!!! Definitely will be back hopefully next time for a game!!! read more
23 days ago
Wait, I love Allegiant Stadium. I've been to a bunch of stadiums, arenas, and forums, but my experience here has been simply stellar. I wish all concert venues were like this! I came here in May for the BTS Arirang concert! Getting to the venue was easy peasy. Traffic was nonexistent, even though I only got there like 45 minutes before the show started. Security was incredibly easy (perhaps too easy?), but everyone was very nice, and the stadium staff were helping direct foot traffic. The stadium was huge, so we ended up making a half loop around the stadium, but I didn't mind, as it gave us more time to explore. Wow, it's so nice, clean, and modern inside!!! No shade to Stanford Stadium but...I'm glad I'm not trudging through dirt to get to my seat. As we passed through the interior, I saw so many food stalls. Lots of fun options, and they weren't too poorly priced--I mean, definitely expensive, but you're getting ripped off on the Strip, too, so... Our seats were in the club section, so there was a whole separate, secluded area where we could buy food/drinks. I was very tempted by the specialty BTS-themed drinks! I love how they made this special menu; it makes the experience all the more fun! Our seats were in the 100s, and it still felt so intimate! I could see BTS! And the 360 screen was placed well, too. The seats themselves were pretty clean, not that we were sitting much, haha. As for exiting the venue, well...the madness is always chaotic. It's easy to navigate to an exit, but good luck navigating the traffic. If you have to be smart and do your research...it's not bad at all. Seriously, formulate an exit plan in advance. read more
This place was amazing. We went on Saturday night for the AC/DC concert and had seats in Section C-136. The seats were very comfortable and we had access to a private bar area and restrooms. The only drawback was extremely long lines all night for merch. read more
I've been to Allegiant Stadium a few times now (concerts only), and every visit has been a great, fun experience. Here are some pro tips I've picked up: 1. Parking - The parking structure at Mandalay Bay is just as good as--if not better than--event parking. If you're an MGM Rewards player at Pearl level or higher, parking is free even for events; just show your card to the attendant when you enter. Note your floor and area, then head to the ground floor and follow the signs for Allegiant Stadium near the valet area. You'll walk across the Hacienda Bridge to the stadium without ever setting foot in the hotel. It's a little under a mile. 2. Getting there - Traffic control is in effect and some normally open roads are closed. The best approach is from the south via Frank Sinatra Drive (near Russell Road). Carefully follow the signs and your GPS so you stay on the lower level--otherwise you'll go over the bridge, end up on the wrong side of the 215, and find yourself circling to get back. 3. Bag policy - Pay close attention to the bag restrictions. Only clear bags are allowed, along with small clutch wallets/purses of a specific size. Enforcement is strict. If you bring a non-compliant bag, there's an on-site bag check for a nominal fee, but you probably won't want to wait in that line after the show to retrieve it. 4. Seating - If you can swing it, club-level seats are the way to go. You'll find better food and drink options, fewer crowds, and padded seats. Also, go to the Mexican Restaurant at the Cantina Club and try their Watermelon Agua Fresca. You won't regret it. Godspeed--and enjoy your show! read more
I've been to Allegiant 3 times for concerts (BTS for PTD & 2x for ARIRANG). This review addresses the security, merch, and concessions based on my experience at those shows. For the PTD tour, I sat in the 100 sections. And the stadium security was run like the military. It was clear what folks needed to do, when, and it was efficient! For D1 of ARIRANG, I sat in the Club section. Security was a mess. There was security tape that was torn down, and unclear instructions before the security scans. For D4 of ARIRANG, I sat in the 300s. Security was much better than D1. We got into the stadium in less than 15 minutes. For all three shows, lines for merchandise were crazy -- and a lot of the merch sold out. I wish there were more merch stations on each floor. The club seats have an AMAZING view - and next to no lines for so many food options. The bathroom lines also went by so quickly. In the 300s, the lines run long for everything. I appreciate that for all the concerts I've been to, there's been themed drinks available. The margaritas are so good! Like most stadiums in the US these days, be prepared to have your water bottle caps taken from you. read more
1 month ago
Okay, Allegiant Stadium, you got me. I've now been to two concerts here, Cowboy Carter in 2025 and, most recently, the R&B Tour with Usher and Chris Brown in 2026. Both were great experiences, but my latest discovery was the Wynn Field Club GA tickets. I originally saw someone talking about the GA tickets on TikTok and decided to give them a try. Honestly, it ended up being a great decision. I got to the stadium right when the doors opened at 6:00 PM and was able to secure a spot directly by Stage B for this particular show. Being that close to the stage without paying for an expensive VIP package was definitely a win. The food options were actually pretty good, and of course I had to get a margarita because I was in Vegas. I also had the pretzels and shared with a neighbor because there were so many! Parking was surprisingly easy. I parked in Lot G. Getting into the lot was a little confusing because it was farther around the street than I expected, but once I figured it out, everything was pretty smooth. Leaving after the concert wasn't bad either. It took me about 10-20 minutes to get out, which was much better than I expected after a packed concert. My only real complaint was the navigation inside the stadium. It was a little confusing figuring out where to go for the floor sections, and the line was basically one long zig-zag. There were a few moments when I wasn't sure if I was going in the right direction. Better signage and clearer directions for the floor sections would definitely help. If I had more friends with me, I would definitely consider getting a table and bottle service at the Wynn Field Club. That would be a great option for a group night out. But even with a smaller group, the GA option was absolutely worth it for me. At this point, I think I've found my concert strategy at Allegiant Stadium. Anytime I come back for a concert, I'll definitely be checking the Wynn Lounge Club GA tickets first. If you're coming to Allegiant Stadium for a concert, it's worth looking into. The view, food, drinks, parking, and overall experience made it a great option for me. Just don't take my spot by Stage B next time. read more
5 months ago
- restrooms were converted to accommodate the larger female crowd - available visible signs and continuous instructions over speakers directing the crowd - comfortable stadium seats - good drop-off procedure for shared rides read more
1 month ago
Nice big stadium. Lots of parking. Easy to get in and out. Misters at entry on hot days. We went for the Chris brown and usher concert. It was amazing! Love that they had Taco Bell as a vendor inside. Everything is expensive, it's a stadium. 2 beers for $40! $20 for 1 Baja blast with vodka. We still paid of course we wanted to have a good time lol. The concert was such an awesome experience. read more
2 months ago
My husband is a life long Raiders fan! We're here for a family emergency and not the traditional We're in Vegas trip. This was the best $58 per person adventure! It was such a fun tour our guides were great. It was for sure a sight to be seen! We got Raiders water and a ton of merchandise. I highly recommend going on the tour if you're in town! read more
3 months ago
5 months ago
The Allegiant Stadium was awesome! My family went to a BTS "Arirang" World Tour concert on 5/24/26. The day before we were able to go to the merch line in Lot H and take pictures with the blow up BTS album logo, the what's your love song? sign and a welcome to BTS Arirang famous Vegas style sign. We got to the stadium around 3:30pm knowing it would open around 5:30pm since it was starting at 8:00pm. We were able to get through the initial line pretty quickly and then were asked to wait outside one of the entrance gates with other early birds. I saw signs about purses and I asked a few staff if my (not clear) cross body clutch would be okay and I was good to go. Phew! It was very hot in the Las Vegas sun waiting even if there was water/disposable cups provided, some tents for shade and huge fans (not all were working). My girls enjoyed giving out tons of freebies and my two girls received a lot as well during the 2 hour wait. We finally got to go in, yay, we're some of the first to get in and we scan our tickets with no issues and go up the stairs and straight to merch. Unfortunately the merch inside was the same from outside, but without the coveted Jerseys. No worries, we already had everything we needed. Then we go check out upstairs, get some munchies, take in the amazing view of the stadium and go find our seats. Everything at Allegiant Stadium appeared clean, the bathroom lines moved quickly and the staff were helpful. The seats were good seats despite being in section 304, row 2. Ultimately, we got to see everything BTS had to offer, had a fantastic time and enjoyed the show to the fullest! read more
2 months ago
I had a great time attending the Raider's first preseason game against the Cardinals. This stadium is so freaking cool!! They have food, drink, and restrooms all over the place. The coolest part to me is that the stadium is air conditioned! Huge huge plus during the hot summer months like August. The only thing I didn't like is how expensive and annoying it was to park. They should have some kind of discount for locals. I parked at the Luxor and it costed me $40 for a dang preseason game! Other than the parking, I thought it was a great experience. read more
5 months ago
I always stay away from concessions with the crazy prices at concert and sporting venues, so this is mainly a review on staffing and ticketing. I heard the lines to get in earlier at BTS were insane with people cutting, but I feel like that will happen anywhere. I started the walk from Mandalay Bay across the bridge around 7 with the concert starting at 8. Security folks were telling us which lines were the shortest (gates 11 and 12), and we got in less than 5 minutes with about 5 people ahead of me. Staff helped us find our section, and we were good to go. Like So-Fi stadium, there are bars on the 200 level facing the stage that are FCFS if you don't feel like sitting. Sound: AMAZING. Acoustics are great. I'll definitely be back for another concert! read more
Allegiant Stadium is a fairly new modern, fully enclosed dome stadium. Home of my Raiders who recently moved to Las Vegas from Oakland, CA. RN4L!!! It is nicknamed the "Death Star" in reference to the Star Wars movie due to its sleek, blacked-out exterior, futuristic design. Inside the stadium is amazingly decorated including Raiders Hall of Famers jerseys and the walls have beautiful murals. Attended many games here since the Raiders moving to Las Vegas. For tailgate, there are the free Modelo Tailgate Zone and the premium MASQUERAID Tailgate. Not the same vibe as the Oakland Coliseum A&D lot tailgates but still a fun pre-game party. Experiencing the crowd noise during Raiders games, I had a feeling this stadium would be a cool venue for a concert. And that chance came about for me and my friend with the Bruno Mars The Romantic tour concert on 04/11/2026 which kicked off in Las Vegas. Bruno Mars recently crowned as the "new king of Las Vegas" including getting a street named after him. Yea!!! This venue is an awesome spot for a concert. Great sound! My friend and I had good seats at club-level section C113 Row 8. Bruno sold out the place and got the crowd singing his songs the entire duration. She and I both enjoyed the concert!! Until the next concert and Raiders game. read more
Allegiant Stadium - concert review The wife got us tickets to see Bruno Mars in APR-26 for our first visit to Allegiant Stadium. HUGE venue compared to T-Mobile arena where they seat about 18k, Allegiant seats nearly 65k fans! We arrived early and decided to park on the strip and walk over to not have to deal with $75 parking on site. They closed off the Harmon over pass and thousands of people walked over. Pretty smooth going through the security check point and within 10 mins we were in our seats ready for the concert. Acoustics vary depending on the songs but quite the experience. Great music, huge venue and thousands of fans singing along! Thanks Allegiant Stadium for a great experience. read more
Every time I come here, I am never disappointed. It starts from the parking lot, and lasts through the event, then back to the parking lot. The energy is crazy, stupid (I know right! WTH does that mean? OVER THE TOP AMAZING!) The atmosphere, ambiance, attitudes, excitement, people, and again the energy of this place so infectious. Everyone from the staff at concessions, parking, gates, escalators, elevators, and private rooms are so friendly, and nice to talk to that the experience is unforgettable. Thank you read more
The stadium is pretty amazing, I'm a Niner girl, but my boyfriend is a Raiders fan. So this is the first time and probably only time we will be at the Stadium. Stadium is really nice. It could've been a little cooler inside. It was 100+ outside. The stadium itself looks really cool, but some parts look unfinished still, lots of places to get drinks lots of places to eat the one place we chose to get drinks , was with a bartender that moved very slow, but she did make a good drink. I felt like we waited over 15-20 minutes in line with only a few people ahead of us. There was a live band playing by the bar area where we were at. Lots of seating. Pretty good view of the field from any angle. I deducted a star because where the Ubers pick up and drop off is so confusing especially to get an Uber back. Taxis were ridiculous, They were charging people $65 for a ride. I had two Ubers that could not even find where the Uber pick up spot was. I had to wait for the third who figured it out finally with me communicating through text read more
6 months ago
Really loved my club seats experience here while attending Bruno Mars opening night for his Romantic Tour in April 2026. First, I really appreciated the emails that I received from the stadium before the concert with all the great details on what to expect in terms of all the entrances and pre-concert expectations. The recommended time to arrive, what to bring and not to bring (clear bags or small wristlets) to security as well as the places where you could get food and merchandise before the show - all this helps you to plan what you need to do before the concert. Definite tips for going to Allegiant: It's helpful to stay at a hotel that is within walking distance because getting dropped off or driving to the venue is quite difficult to impossible as it is really landlocked between streets and several other buildings and the main pedestrian walkway is a pedestrian bridge that connects Allegiant Stadium to the Mandalay Bay properties. We stayed at the W Hotel, which is the most convenient and one of the closest hotels other than the Mandalay Bay or the Luxor properties, which are the next closest hotel to the Allegiant across the bridge. As for the club seats, we didn't have one of the suites, but we did have some of the cushioned seats in section C134 and the view was pretty good, but I also have to say that the sound was excellent coming from that area. Also love that that there was access to our own bar areas and food. This was all paid separate from the ticket, of course, but the service in these areas was great coming from both the event staff and also the food and beverage people. We had some great drinks and the loaded nachos at the Tostitos place were top notch. Bars were excellent. Very highly recommended. I would say that my only complaint is that getting out of the stadium is going to be probably the roughest part of your concert experience, definitely would recommend waiting out the crowd because it is an exodus of people trying to leave and you will get stuck in a very large crowd trying to exit in a pretty small space over that same bridge, so if you don't like large crowds or get claustrophobic, wait it out as long as you can, let the crowds clear, and hang tight till everybody leaves...you'll have a much easier time getting out. If I wasn't in the club seats, maybe I would have a different experience but for this particular experience, I really love allegiant Stadium. read more
Out of all the big venues in Vegas this is my favorite one. I've sat everywhere in the arena from floor to the 400s and they have the better seats. The food options are top tier and you do not need to run from one floor to another looking for food. The only thing that is keeping me from giving 5 stars is the parking. read more
Came for Ed Sheeran concert which was great, our seats were comfy but felt vertigo like being in dodger stadium top deck haha, so careful what seats you get. Very hot evening concert they had big portable water dispensing containers before you get in that gave out basically hot water before going into the stadium. Where $8 small bottles of water exist. Staff and security we encountered were nice and friendly bag policy is crazy here so pay attention or wait in an hour long line outside to get your bag back. read more
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Can you walk into the store without paying parking?
As long as it is not on a gameday, yes.
Thanks, never been to Allegiant but just booked tour. Is there a sign or are there signs telling you what gate to enter if you're going on a tour?
Contact your tour operator or check your email confirmation for door information
When going on Allegiant Stadium tour, is it a short walk to entrance from the F-150 Lot C free self parking lot? Thanks!
Is about a minute walk to entrance but the tour may take over an hour, about 1 mile walk inside. Definitely wear tennis shoes and carry a bottle of water with you.
Where is the best place to park for south east entrance through a third-party app since there is no parking left from allegiant stadium?
I'm not familiar w the parking areas, however, I do suggest just taking an Uber and you can get dropped off right in front of the south east entrance.
Are they super strict with bag policy for Raiders game? I have a tinted bag but fits the dimension requirement. Thanks!
Yes usually. Stick with the clear bags.
I'm going for a concert in august . The show starts at 7 what time should I come to not be last in line ? Also is there a time they open doors for concerts or is stadium fully accessible as long as your ticket is scanned?
You would have to check and see what time the gates open, it differs from event to event. I would show up at least an hour and a half before. If you’re looking for a good place to park check out Spot Hero. We parked at 3380 w hacienda and it is…
Any vegan food options?
Not really Jenny, they do have a few food trucks outside before the gates. You may want to look into that before you’re event.
Can you a bring a diaper bag in for a infant?
Diaper bags are not allowed but you should be able to pack up the Pampers in a clear tote. Check out what is and isn't allowed on the stadiums website. https://www.allegiantstadium.com/plan-your-visit/bag-check-policy
Can you walk from Mandalay Bay to the stadium?
Yes, the walk is across the Hacienda bridge. The walk is just long enough that you build up an appetite for some overpriced stadium food.
Can you bring in food and water?
Allegiant Stadium's requirements vary among the event which is there. Raiders games require proof of vac, clear pocketbooks with a size restriction - that's for Raiders games, not all Allegiant events.…
Best way to go to game?
One of the RTC shuttles from Red Rock Casino, Green Valley Ranch along with others. Check the RTC website.…
For anyone who has done the drink and a view tour. What was the food available for the "drink" portion of the tour?
Raider cookies, hot dogs, nachos and chips I think. Pretty basic food choices. They had a good variety of beverages alcohol and non-alcohol to choose from though.
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