The building
Allegiant Stadium — 'the Death Star' in the review film's phrase — is the $1.9 billion, 65,000-seat home the Raiders announced in 2017 and opened in 2020, designed so no seat feels trapped and the upper deck takes in both the field and the Las Vegas skyline. Its signature trick appears in tour after tour: the real-grass field is grown outside and rolled in on a tray for game day, as in Arizona. The hosted creator tour starts down the road at the Raiders' $75 million practice facility — players' entrance, locker rooms, the indoor field-and-a-half its host calls the biggest room he's ever been in — before moving to the stadium and onto the field: more access than the public tour sees, labeled as hosted in its summary.
The public tour — and its rules
The 2026 full-experience tour is the current guide: field, club levels with their monitors and lounges, the Wall of Legends, suite corridors whose lounges run $10,000 to $90,000 as quoted on the tour — plus two pieces of logistics gold: the tram doesn't open until 10 a.m. (plan the walk), and a fellow tour film's money tip (check Groupon; tour tickets are a lot cheaper there, as filmed). The denied-entry film supplies the rules the hard way: its host was turned away on a previous visit for carrying a camera, so this one starts at the prohibited-items signs — keys, phone and wallet only — and then gets inside properly: the Raiderettes' locker room, the UNLV locker room down the hall, and an honest verdict on the $25 add-on experience ('not worth it for me — bypass it'). The guided-tour film lingers on the Al Davis Memorial Torch: commissioned by Mark Davis after his father's 2011 death, signed inside the glass by names like Steve Wynn, Howie Long and MC Hammer, beside the original Oakland torch story — and notes the club spaces any ticket can access.
Game day
The everything-guide (a Monday Night Football night, Raiders vs Chargers) covers the unofficial tailgates grilling in the bought parking spaces out front, where to eat inside, prices and tips — and the torch tradition completed: lit before every game by a chosen celebrity, family member or fan, facing the Strip. A first-game diary (Browns at Raiders, November 2025) walks the approach most fans actually take: down Russell Road and over the bridge, about 25 minutes from the Pinball Hall of Fame area, the stadium revealing itself past Mandalay Bay (buses run the route too). The 2022 first-game film adds the entry reality — the clear-bag rule catches her purse — and a live price check from section 140: resale around $350 before fees as filmed, the NFL's most expensive seats then, uppers near $200 all-in. Prices move; the walk, the torch and the roll-in field don't.
Sources: the nine videos on this page — two 2026 public tours, a hosted facility-and-stadium tour, a rules-learned-the-hard-way tour, a game-day everything-guide, two matchday diaries, a scripted venue review, and a guide-narrated tour — summarized from their entries in our catalog.