Allegiant Stadium Guide for Oasis Fans

Allegiant Stadium stands at 3333 Al Davis Way, just west of the south Strip in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Raiders and the UNLV Rebels play their home games under its fixed roof.

The building opened in 2020 as the Raiders’ new home in Las Vegas. Oasis take the building for three nights in August 2027, on the Oasis Las Vegas 2027 stop of the tour.

A concert here holds about 65,000 people, with the field open for standing. The roof and the climate control shut the desert out completely. The trip in, rather than the show itself, carries the only weather risk.

Ticketmaster is the only authorized seller for events in this building. The venue warns fans that secondary-market tickets can prove fraudulent at the gate. That warning shapes every transport plan below, because a smooth trip means nothing without a valid ticket.

How do you get to Allegiant Stadium?

Walking beats every other option from the south Strip. The Hacienda Avenue pedestrian bridge crosses Interstate 15 from the Mandalay Bay side and lands at the gates. Staff manage the flow on the bridge before and after major events.

The walk takes about 10 to 15 minutes from Mandalay Bay. Fans at the southern resorts should allow 15 to 25 minutes in total. The route beats the post-show traffic queue on most nights.

For fans staying further north, the Deuce bus covers the Strip around the clock. RTC runs the double-decker up and down Las Vegas Boulevard 24 hours a day, and a 24-hour pass costs $8. Riders leave the bus near Mandalay Bay and join the bridge flow.

That said, rideshare and driving demand more patience on a sell-out. Rideshare cars use a designated zone off Dean Martin Drive, and fares surge in the half hour after the encore. Drivers need a parking pass bought in advance, and every lot payment runs cashless.

For the walk back, the bridge flow runs in managed waves. Staff release crowds in groups, and the Mandalay Bay side stays lit and staffed. Most fans clear the stadium footprint within half an hour of the final song.

Harry Reid International Airport sits four miles east of the stadium, across the freeway. Most overseas fans land there, ride to a Strip hotel, and walk the bridge on show day. The airport run takes about 15 minutes outside peak traffic.

What does the clear-bag policy allow?

Allegiant Stadium enforces a clear-bag policy at every gate. Clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bags can measure up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches. A one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag also passes the check.

One small clutch can enter alongside a clear bag. The clutch can measure up to 4.5 by 6.5 by 2 inches, with or without a strap. Backpacks, fanny packs, cinch bags, camera bags and coolers all fail the policy.

For medical needs, items pass after a proper inspection at the gate. Fans with oversized bags can use a paid bag check in the stadium lots. Security searches every bag, and outside food and drink never enter the building.

Early arrival turns the bag check into a formality. The venue advises fans to reach the gates 60 to 90 minutes before the event starts. Fans who arrive in that window clear security before the floor rush begins.

Fans with young children should note the lap rule at this stadium. Children under 24 months enter without a ticket when they sit on a parent’s lap. Every older child needs a full ticket for these shows.

What does the roof change about a concert here?

A fixed translucent roof caps the whole bowl at Allegiant Stadium. The ETFE panels cover about seven acres and let daylight filter into the seats. Climate control then holds the inside at a comfortable temperature all night.

A sealed bowl also traps the crowd noise in the best way. Chants roll around the tiers instead of drifting into the desert air. Singalong choruses therefore hit harder here than at open stadiums on this tour.

Under the roof, the grass pitch grows outside the building on a sliding tray. Grounds staff roll the tray in for football and out again between events. Concert fans therefore stand on a covered floor indoors, with no sun and no rain in play.

On the floor itself, fans trade a fixed place for closeness to the stage. A standing spot disappears once its holder walks away, and the barrier area fills first. Seated tiers keep a fan’s place all night and hold the full stage and screens in view.

How do food, drink and payment work inside?

On payment, every transaction inside Allegiant Stadium runs cashless. Concessions, parking and bag check take cards and mobile payment only. Cash-to-Card kiosks around the building convert bills into a prepaid debit card.

Stands and bars serve every level of the bowl. The busiest period hits around the support changeover, so an early run beats the longest lines. Fans can eat across the south Strip before the walk in and skip the rush entirely.

Local vendors hold spots among the national stadium brands. The building promotes Las Vegas food outlets on its concourses beside the standard stands. Fans who want a proper meal still do better at a Strip restaurant before the bridge.

Outside, the real August hazard waits by the doors. The bridge and the lots offer almost no shade, and late-afternoon heat still bites hard. Fans should drink water through the day and time the walk for the cooler early evening.

What access does Allegiant Stadium offer?

Every gate at Allegiant Stadium accepts disabled fans, and accessible seating spreads across the bowl. Guests buy accessible seats on Ticketmaster, with up to three companion seats beside an accessible place. The box office answers access questions on (725) 780-2100 and at boxoffice@allegiantstadium.com.

For sensory needs, the stadium runs a sensory room on the 050 level, inside the Northeast Entry lobby. Guest Experience desks lend free KultureCity sensory kits, with noise-reducing headphones and fidget tools, against a photo ID. Assistive listening and accessible parking complete the offer for fans who plan ahead.

Accessible parking serves permit holders in the lots near the entrances. The Hacienda Avenue bridge gives step-free access from the Strip side as well. Fans with specific needs should contact the box office before travel, while options remain open.

Our accessible tickets guide explains how access booking works across the whole tour. Overseas fans can plan airports and entry rules through the Oasis travel guide. A first Oasis stadium night runs smoother when fans read what to expect at an Oasis concert before the trip.