Las Vegas Raiders Suites

Allegiant Stadium, 3333 Al Davis Way, Las Vegas, NV

Josh McDaniels as head coach was a swing and a miss, but the Raiders hit the jackpot with interim head coach Antonio Pierce, who led the Raiders to a respectable finish to the season that included a win over the Chiefs at Arrowhead on Christmas Day. Aidan O’Connell played well at QB down the stretch, so he will be given a chance to lead the team in 2024. With Josh Jacobs gone, Zamir White will get a chance to shine at running back, and Davante Adams and Jakobi Meyers make a for a strong wide receiver combination. All eyes will also be on rookie tight end Brock Bowers, as the Georgia product can easily be a difference-maker at the position. And what Raider fan doesn’t love defensive end Maxx Crosby?

A trip to Allegiant Stadium on the Las Vegas Strip is a must when visiting Sin City, but make it a high-roller experience with one of several premium options. Club suites are on the 100 and 200 levels and can hold anywhere from 12 to 28 fans. You’ll get VIP entrances and parking, private amenities, and access to all of the clubs on those levels. Premium suites are higher up in the stadium and give access to the 200 level clubs, hold 18 to 26 fans, and come with in-suite food and beverage options.

Vegas’ talented offense should help it improve on 2022. The Raiders brought in quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to take over for the departed Derek Carr. The veteran joins a core that includes star receiver Davante Adams. The former Packer had over 1,500 receiving yards last season in his first year in Las Vegas. Garoppolo will also have running back Josh Jacobs at his disposal. Jacobs led the league in rushing yards last season with 1,653 yards. Garoppolo, his weapons, and a developing defense make the Raiders one to watch in 2023.

Allegiant Stadium, which opened in 2020, has Club areas and Suites for fans. Spaces like the Twitch Lounge and Modelo Cantina Club include large bars, couches, premium concessions, private restrooms, and padded seats. Club Seats at Allegiant are within 40 rows of the playing field. For a more intimate setting, the Raiders have Club Suites, Premium Suites, and Premium Loges. The Suites range from 12 to 32 tickets and include VIP parking, upscale dining, dedicated service representatives, and more. Loges have 4 tickets and provide premium site lines, comfortable seating, and the other amenities that Suites have.

The Raiders’ first year with fans in Las Vegas was certainly a memorable one, capped off by an incredible game to end the season when Las Vegas beat the rival Los Angeles Chargers in the final seconds of overtime to clinch a playoff berth with a game-winning field goal. Josh McDaniels comes over from New England as head coach, and it will be fun to see what that means for Derek Carr and the offense that was great at times last year but inconsistent. More excitement for the offense revolves around the acquisition of wide receiver Davante Adams from Green Bay, becoming the top target for Carr and should open up more looks for Hunter Renfrow and tight end Daren Waller.

There’s no better place to go all-out (and all-in!) than Las Vegas, so cap off the experience with a premium suite at Allegiant Stadium. Suites hold 18 to 26 people and give you access to an exclusive catering menu and premium beverage options. You also get early access into the stadium, a VIP entrance, private restroom, and access to all of the clubs on the 200 level.