Raiders vs Titans Tickets | Allegiant Stadium Guide

The Las Vegas Raiders host the Tennessee Titans at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday, December 27, 2026 — kicking off at 1:05 PM local time. This guide covers tickets, the venue, where to stay and how to plan your trip. See also our Allegiant Stadium venue guide and the Allegiant Stadium hub for every Raiders home game this season.

In this guide
  1. Raiders vs Titans at a glance
  2. Why this matchup is worth the trip
  3. Tickets
  4. Where to sit
  5. Getting there
  6. Where to stay
  7. Things to do in Las Vegas
  8. Practical tips for fans
  9. FAQ

Raiders vs Titans at a glance

DateSunday, December 27, 2026
Kickoff1:05 PM PT
VenueAllegiant Stadium, Las Vegas
OpponentTennessee Titans

Why this matchup is worth the trip

The Raiders and Titans don’t cross paths often — this interconference pairing comes around only once every few seasons on the rotation — which gives the Allegiant Stadium home finale a bit of extra novelty. Tennessee’s franchise traces back to the old Houston Oilers, one of the AFL’s original teams, giving this matchup a quiet thread of shared league history even though the two sides rarely meet. With the home schedule wrapping up and the holiday week in full swing, this date tends to draw a strong local crowd looking for a festive outing.

Add a 1:05 PM kickoff that leaves the evening free for New Year’s-week energy on the Strip, and mild late-December weather that beats a cold-weather commute to most NFL stadiums this time of year, and it’s an easy game to build a trip around.

Tickets

Compare both marketplaces before you buy — Ticketmaster and Ticombo often list different inventory and pricing, especially as the date gets closer.

Get Raiders vs Titans tickets

Check live availability for Raiders vs Titans at Allegiant Stadium on Dec 27, 2026 — the Raiders’ home finale.

Tip: this game typically draws a strong traveling contingent, so booking your seats and your hotel early is worth it — Vegas fills up fast on NFL Sundays.

Where to sit

The bowl’s steep, tight design keeps every seat relatively close to the field. Lower level seats put you right on top of the action with the best sightlines to the sidelines. Club level adds wider seats and lounge access. Upper level seats are the most affordable way in and, thanks to the steep rake, still keep the whole field clearly in view. For the loudest atmosphere, the “Black Hole” end zone sections (around 150–153) are where Raiders fans are rowdiest.

Allegiant Stadium seating map showing lower level, club level, upper level and the Black Hole end zone

Getting there

On game days, the Hacienda Bridge closes to traffic and becomes a pedestrian walkway linking Mandalay Bay directly to the stadium — a flat, easy 10–15 minute walk and the most popular way in for anyone staying on the Strip. The RTC’s Game Day Express bus runs from Park & Ride lots around the valley, and rideshare zones are set up on the stadium’s west side (expect surge pricing after the final whistle). On-site parking is limited and pricey, so most visitors book ahead at a nearby resort garage — Mandalay Bay, Luxor, and Excalibur are closest.

How to get to Allegiant Stadium from the Las Vegas Strip, showing the Hacienda Bridge walk, rideshare zones and parking

Where to stay

Allegiant Stadium sits right at the south end of the Strip, so where you stay shapes your whole game-day experience. Mandalay Bay and Delano are directly connected to the stadium by the Hacienda Bridge — as close as it gets. Luxor, Excalibur, MGM Grand, and New York-New York are a 15–25 minute walk along the same route, with more hotel variety. The Center/North Strip is further out, but the pick if you want to be closer to the rest of the Strip’s shows and nightlife.

Suggested hotel: Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

A quieter, five-star base on the south Strip, inside the Mandalay Bay complex and on the same Hacienda Bridge walking route straight to Allegiant Stadium.

Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
Suggested hotel Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

Five-star, Strip-adjacent, and on the same pedestrian route into Allegiant Stadium.

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Things to do in Las Vegas

Beyond the game itself, Las Vegas rewards a few extra days: catch a residency or production show on the Strip, ride the High Roller observation wheel at The LINQ, walk the Fountains of Bellagio at night, or take a day trip out to Red Rock Canyon. Here’s a selection of well-rated things to do around the Strip.

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Practical tips for fans

  • Book your Ticketmaster/Ticombo seats and your hotel early — Vegas fills up fast on NFL Sundays, especially around a big-name opponent.
  • Use the Hacienda Bridge if you’re staying anywhere on the Strip — it’s the fastest, hassle-free way in and avoids rideshare surge pricing entirely.
  • The stadium runs a clear-bag policy (max 12″ x 6″ x 12″), so leave the backpack at the hotel.
  • Plan your ride or walk out in advance — rideshare demand spikes hard right after the final whistle.
  • Pack layers. Vegas afternoons are warm but evenings cool off fast, especially later in the season.
  • Only buy tickets from sellers you trust, and compare Ticketmaster and Ticombo listings before you book.

Planning more football travel? Browse our NFL Tickets hub, or see the Allegiant Stadium venue guide for full seating and transport details.

FAQ

When do the Raiders play the Titans in Las Vegas?

The Las Vegas Raiders host the Tennessee Titans at Allegiant Stadium on Sunday, December 27, 2026, with kickoff at 1:05 PM PT.

Why is this Raiders vs Titans game worth watching?

The Raiders and Titans meet only rarely on the interconference rotation, and this is the Raiders’ regular-season home finale at Allegiant Stadium, played during the festive week between Christmas and New Year’s.

Where is Allegiant Stadium?

Allegiant Stadium is at 3333 Al Davis Way in Las Vegas, directly across I-15 from Mandalay Bay at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip.

How do I get tickets?

You can find listings for the Raiders vs Titans game on Ticketmaster and Ticombo via the links in this post.

Where should I stay for the game?

Mandalay Bay and Delano are the closest, connected directly by the Hacienda Bridge. Luxor, Excalibur, MGM Grand, and New York-New York are a 15-25 minute walk away, and the Center/North Strip is further out but closer to the rest of the Strip’s shows and nightlife.

What else is worth doing around Las Vegas?

Catch a residency or production show on the Strip, ride the High Roller at The LINQ, walk the Fountains of Bellagio at night, or take a day trip out to Red Rock Canyon.

Disclosure: Route & Stay may earn a commission if you book or buy through links on this page, at no extra cost to you. Event details, ticket availability and prices can change, so check official sources before you travel.

About the author. Ben Farr writes Route & Stay, a travel blog covering destination guides, live events and where to stay.

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