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Allegiant Stadium seating at a glance
Allegiant Stadium wraps the field in four numbered levels plus field-level club sections. For a Raiders game, the best all-around seats are 100-level sideline seats from about row 15 up, the best raised view is the 200-level loge, and the best value is the 300 level between the 20-yard lines. Because the roof is fixed and the building is climate controlled, sun and shade play no part in the choice.
- 100 level: the lower bowl. Two seating guides agree that its sections run up to about 40 rows.
- Field clubs: sections C109 to C115 and C131 to C137, as listed in the stadium's own A to Z guide.
- 200 level: loge seats and suites, also listed in the stadium's guide.
- 300 level: the upper bowl, with shorter sections of roughly 20 rows or fewer, per two guides.
- 400 level: the highest seats in the building.
Reading a lower-bowl seat: rows, depth and height
A 40-row lower bowl changes how you read a listing. Row 30 in a 100-level section is not a bad seat; it is a raised view of the whole field. Row 1 is right at field level, where players, staff and cameras on the sideline fill the foreground.
- Rows 1 to about 10: closest to the field, but flat to the play. Good for atmosphere, weak for reading formations.
- Rows 15 to 30: the sweet spot on the sidelines, high enough to see over the bench area.
- Top rows: a full view of the field from the back of the lower bowl. Check the listing for any overhang or limited-view note.
Seating guides disagree on which direction seats are numbered within a row at this stadium, so use the listing's seat map to confirm which seats are on the aisle rather than assuming seat 1 is on a particular side.
Field clubs C109 to C115 and C131 to C137
The C-prefixed sections are field-level club seats on each sideline. The stadium's A to Z guide lists both blocks, and two seating guides agree that C109 to C115 sits on the visiting side and the C131 to C137 block on the Raiders side. These seats sit very close to the field and come with lounge access, private entrances and premium concessions.
The trade-off is the angle. At field level, you are looking across the sideline rather than down on the field, so the far side of a play can be hidden by players on the near side. Fans who want comfort and proximity tend to love these seats; fans who want to read the whole field tend to prefer the 200-level loge.
As of 2026, the stadium's guide lists premium ticket holders as having designated VIP entrances and concierge support. Club names follow sponsors and have changed, so rely on the section number rather than the club name when comparing listings.
The 200 loge, suites and the upper levels
200 level
The stadium's guide lists loge sections on the 200 level, along with suite types including Endzone, Club Level, Executive Prime, Owners', Traditional and Corner suites. Loge seats are raised and close to the field, which gives the most complete football view in the building and the price to match.
300 level
The upper bowl starts above the suite level. Its sideline sections between the 20-yard lines are the value pick for football, with a full view of formations and both end zones. Sections toward the corners cost less and still work, while end-zone sections make the far end feel distant.
400 level
The top of the building carries the lowest demand. Stay near midfield up here; in the corners and end zones, the far side of the field is a long way off.
Raiders games: sidelines, end zones and benches
For football, the sideline matters more than the side. Midfield in any level gives the best view, and the 20-yard lines are a sensible boundary for value. End-zone seats are good for watching plays come toward you and poor for everything at the other end; if you choose one, go higher in the section.
- Bench side: two guides put the C131 to C137 club block on the Raiders side and C109 to C115 on the visiting side.
- Lower-bowl bench sections: published seating guides disagree on which numbered 100-level sections sit behind the Raiders bench. If that matters, confirm it on the listing's map.
- The torch end: one end zone holds the Al Davis Memorial Torch and the windows facing the Strip. Guides disagree on its section numbers, so check the map rather than a section list.
- Alcohol: as of 2026, the stadium limits sales to two drinks per person per transaction and ends alcohol service at the end of the third quarter for football. It does not publish a designated alcohol-free section.
Concerts, soccer and other layouts
For concerts, the field converts to either general admission or reserved floor seating, with the stage at one end. That closes or limits the sections behind the stage and turns the sideline sections nearest the stage into the best raised seats.
- Floor: closest to the stage but flat; in the rear half, most fans watch the screens.
- 100-level sides near the stage: a raised, angled view and the most consistent choice.
- 200 loge: a raised view with premium comfort.
- Upper levels opposite the stage: the most distant seats in a stadium this size.
Soccer uses a pitch of roughly the same footprint as a football field, so the same logic holds: midfield sidelines first, raised rows over front rows. Children under 24 months do not need a ticket if they sit on a parent's lap, as of the stadium's 2026 guide.
Accessible seating and companion tickets
The stadium states that ADA seating is available throughout the building, in seating areas made up of accessible locations with immediately adjacent companion seating. Seating guides add that accessible rows are at the top of most sections, at the concourse.
- Companions: up to three companion seats in the same row, next to the accessible seat. If contiguous seats are not available, the closest available seats are offered.
- Relocation: if you hold a standard seat but need accessible seating, guest experience staff may be able to relocate you on a first-come, first-served basis; it is not guaranteed.
- Questions: the stadium handles accommodation requests through [email protected].
The stadium publishes an ADA seating chart in its A to Z guide. On the resale market, buy only listings marked as accessible; every order here carries a 100% guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best seats at Allegiant Stadium for a Raiders game?
Lower-bowl sideline seats from about row 15 up and the 200-level loge give the best views. For value, the 300 level between the 20-yard lines shows the whole field.
How many rows are in the Allegiant Stadium lower bowl?
Two seating guides agree that 100-level sections run up to about 40 rows. Upper sections are shorter, at roughly 20 rows or fewer.
What are the C sections at Allegiant Stadium?
Sections C109 to C115 and C131 to C137 are field-level club seats on the sidelines, with lounge access and private entrances. Two seating guides put the C131 to C137 block on the Raiders side.
Are there obstructed views at Allegiant Stadium?
There are no pillars, but the front rows of the lower bowl sit behind the sideline crowd of players and staff, and end-zone seats flatten plays at the far end. For concerts, seats behind the stage are limited view.
Does sun or shade matter at Allegiant Stadium?
No. The stadium has a fixed translucent roof and is climate controlled, so the choice comes down to level, sideline position and row height.
How does accessible seating work at Allegiant Stadium?
Accessible locations with adjacent companion seats are spread throughout the stadium, and you can buy up to three companion seats in the same row. Questions go to [email protected].