Superbowl LVIII

My wife and I had the pleasure of touring this beautiful site for Superbowl LVIII two years ago. The state-of-the-art and massive stadium impressed us with its attention to detail, right down to the testing of toilet and urinal capacity. Visiting Las Vegas for a friend's wedding in the heat of July, we sought a cool experience and found it here. The sheer size of the stadium and the imposing Al Davis Memorial Torch left us in awe. The abundance of art in the suites felt like wandering through an art gallery, and learning about the franchise's Hall of Famers, seeing their signed jerseys, and exploring the Raiderettes' history and locker room made the 1 1/2-hour tour well worth the cost. The stadium's Superbowl selection comes as no surprise, and future attendees should take a moment to appreciate not only the game but also the stadium's immaculate design and rich history. I am confident that the upcoming game will undoubtedly meet expectations, as the Chiefs and 49ers are poised to engage in another thrilling showdown, vying for yet another prestigious trophy to grace their home stadium. Below, you will find the captivating photos from our tour experience that we are excited to share with you.

The Al Davis Memorial Torch

Exclusive Club at Allegiant Stadium

Display of Raiders Superbowl Trophies for 1977, 1981, and 1984 wins

The locker room for the Raiderettes is at Allegiant Stadium

Inside view of the Raiders Locker Room

Maxx Crosby’s Locker

This artwork is a large painting of Elvis Presley wearing a Raiders jersey

Raider Image Team Store Allegiant Stadium