Allegiant Stadium is a modern, fully enclosed indoor multipurpose venue that serves as a premier home for NFL games and a hub for major events in Las Vegas. With a official capacity of 65,000 for most NFL configurations and expandable to about 72,000 for special events, the stadium sits on 62 acres at 3333 Al Davis Way, Las Vegas, NV 89118. The venue hosts high-profile events such as Super Bowl LVIII (2024), WrestleMania 41 (2025) and WrestleMania 42 (2026), along with college bowl games and international competitions. Whether you’re visiting for a big game, a concert, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options.

For the most up-to-date seating charts, parking policies, and transit routes, check the official Allegiant Stadium site. When you’re ready to secure your seats, we can help you find the best availability through our trusted partners. If you’re staying on the Strip, you’ll find convenient hotel options connected by tram systems or short rides, plus dining choices to suit every taste. Remember, date-specific details like event times and access zones can vary—plan ahead and arrive early for a smoother experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Capacity: 65,000 (NFL); expandable to about 72,000 for special events (e.g., Super Bowl configurations).
Address: 3333 Al Davis Way, Las Vegas, NV 89118.
Venue type: Fully enclosed indoor multipurpose stadium.
Seating chart: Official seating charts available on the Allegiant Stadium site.
Parking: Event-day parking requires a valid parking pass; EV charging in Lots A, D, and F; parking maps and lot directions available on the official site.
Transit: RTC Deuce service along the Las Vegas Strip; Hacienda Bridge pedestrian access from Mandalay Bay/Luxor area to the stadium; rideshare drop-off/pick-up zones available.
Nearby hotels: South Strip resorts such as Mandalay Bay, Luxor, Excalibur (with tram connections), and other nearby properties on the Strip.
Notable events hosted: Super Bowl LVIII (2024); WrestleMania 41 (2025); WrestleMania 42 (2026); 2021 Las Vegas Bowl (and subsequent Las Vegas Bowl events); Pac-12 Championship Game (and related college football events); CONCACAF Gold Cup/Nations League finals; Leagues Cup Final.