Every restroom and bathroom at Allegiant Stadium, mapped by level, gate, and section — plus the best places to eat, drink, and stay nearby on the Las Vegas Strip.
Heading into Allegiant Stadium? Find the closest bathroom to your entry gate in seconds.
| I'm entering via... | Nearest restroom | Walk | Accessible | Family |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gate A (North, Al Davis Way) | Main Concourse, Section 116-118 | 1 min | Yes | Near Sec 118 |
| Gate B (East, Dean Martin Dr) | Main Concourse, Section 128-130 | 1 min | Yes | — |
| Gate C (South, Hacienda Ave) | Main Concourse, Section 140-142 | 1 min | Yes | — |
| Gate D (West) | Main Concourse, Section 106-108 | 1 min | Yes | Near Sec 108 |
| Modelo Gate (North, main fan entrance) | Main Concourse, Section 114-116 | 1 min | Yes | Near Sec 118 |
| Lanai Doors (East end zone, signature) | Main Concourse, near Section 134 | 2 min | Yes | — |
| Not inside yet (Al Davis Way area) | Mandalay Bay Convention Center (public) or nearby casino | Varies | Limited | No |
💡 Halftime pro tip: Upper Concourse (300/400 level) restrooms are significantly less crowded during halftime and the 7th-inning stretch for baseball events. Most fans stay on the Main Concourse — head upstairs to skip the wait.
All 30+ restrooms pinned on the actual Allegiant Stadium footprint. Tap a pin for level, section, and facility details.
When restroom lines peak and how to avoid the worst waits. Timing is everything in a 65,000-seat stadium.
💡 Pro tip: Las Vegas events often draw tourists unfamiliar with the stadium layout. They crowd the first restroom they see. Walk 30 seconds further down the concourse and you'll find a much shorter line at the next set of restrooms.
Quick picks for your game day — the closest hotel, best pre-game bar, top restaurant, and must-do experience.
Massive Strip resort just 0.6 miles north. Walk or take the free event-day shuttle to the stadium.
Mandalay Bay's live music lounge. Cold drinks and live entertainment steps from the stadium shuttle.
Italian fine dining at Mandalay Bay. Pre-game dinner before walking to the stadium.
See the field, suites, locker rooms, and the iconic Lanai doors with Strip views.
Pre-game bars, post-game restaurants, and the best spots within walking distance on the Las Vegas Strip — all with real distances. We've noted which venues have customer restrooms.
Live music lounge inside Mandalay Bay. Perfect pre-game spot before taking the shuttle or walking to the stadium. Cocktails, beer, and a lively atmosphere.
Legendary live music venue and restaurant at Mandalay Bay. Southern-inspired food, cocktails, and an electric atmosphere on game days.
Everything is made of ice — walls, seats, glasses. A unique pre-game experience. Cocktails served in ice glasses. Coats and gloves provided.
Rooftop cocktail lounge on the 64th floor of the Delano tower at Mandalay Bay. Panoramic views of the Strip and mountains. Upscale pre-game drinks with a view.
Craft cocktails and elevated bar food from chef Shawn McClain. Modern social house atmosphere. Open daily.
Craft beer bar with a massive tap list, pub food, and game-day specials. A short rideshare from the stadium.
All-day dining at Mandalay Bay. Burgers, salads, sandwiches, and cocktails. Open early through late. A solid pre-game or post-game meal.
Wolfgang Puck's Italian restaurant. Handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza, and premium Italian wines. Book ahead for pre-game dinner.
Premium burgers and chicken sandwiches on the Strip. Outdoor patio seating. Open daily 11am-11pm. A quick rideshare from the stadium.
Charlie Palmer's celebrated fine dining restaurant. Famous for the four-story wine tower. Prix fixe and a la carte. Reservations essential.
Modern Mexican cuisine from chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger. Tacos, ceviche, and margaritas. Casual and colorful.
Authentic Irish pub with imported interiors from Ireland. Pub food, Guinness on tap, and live music. Great for a relaxed pre-game meal.
Hot dogs, nachos, burgers, chicken tenders, and beer ($14-$18). Main Concourse concessions are busiest at halftime — try the Upper Concourse for shorter food lines. Nearest restrooms are always on the same level.
Exclusive field-level club experience by Wynn Las Vegas. All-inclusive food and drinks for premium ticket holders. Private restrooms in premium areas are much less crowded.
Allegiant Stadium does not allow outside food or beverages (unlike many MLB parks). Only factory-sealed water bottles 20oz or under. Bags must be clear plastic (12"x6"x12") or a small clutch (4.5"x6.5"). Eat before you enter.
Allegiant Stadium concession staff can provide allergen information for all menu items. Gluten-free buns are available at select stands on the Main Concourse. Guests with severe allergies should speak to a manager at any concession stand or visit Guest Services for assistance. Ingredient lists are available on request.
Free cups of ice water are available at every concession stand on every level — just ask. This is especially important for Las Vegas events, where desert heat can be brutal even inside the stadium. You do not need to purchase anything to receive free water. Stay hydrated.
Look for Impossible burgers at select concession stands on the Main Concourse. Pretzels, fries, and nachos (without meat) are available at standard stands. Premium areas and the Wynn Field Club offer more diverse dietary options. Ask staff for recommendations.
Hotels near Allegiant Stadium, sorted by proximity. This is Las Vegas — you're spoiled for choice. The closest hotels are the south Strip megaresorts. Expect price spikes for Raiders home games, Super Bowls, big concerts, and fight weekends.
The go-to hotel for Allegiant Stadium. Massive resort with 3,209 rooms, pool complex, restaurants, and a free event-day shuttle to the stadium. Walk or ride. mandalybay.mgmresorts.com
All-suite boutique tower connected to Mandalay Bay. Upscale suites with Strip views. Skyfall Lounge on the 64th floor. Shares Mandalay Bay's shuttle access.
The iconic pyramid on the Strip. Connected to Mandalay Bay via the indoor walkway. Budget-friendly rooms in a great location for the stadium.
Castle-themed hotel connected to Luxor and Mandalay Bay. Family-friendly. One of the most affordable options within walking distance.
Luxury non-gaming hotel occupying the top floors of Mandalay Bay. Five-star service, quiet atmosphere, and premium dining. The upscale choice for stadium visitors.
One of the world's largest hotels with 6,852 rooms. Connected to the Las Vegas Monorail. Massive dining and entertainment options. Short rideshare to the stadium.
Many visitors stay mid-Strip and take an Uber or Lyft to the stadium ($10-$20). Hundreds of hotel options from budget to ultra-luxury. The full Vegas experience with easy stadium access.
Making a day of it? These attractions are within easy reach — perfect if you're arriving early or visiting Las Vegas for the first time.
Behind-the-scenes tour of this $1.9 billion venue. Walk the field, visit the Raiders locker room, see the suites, and stand at the iconic Lanai doors with views of the Las Vegas Strip. A must for any football fan.
🚽 Restrooms available throughout the tour
Walk the world-famous 4.2-mile boulevard. Fountains, shows, restaurants, casinos, and people-watching. Mandalay Bay to the Stratosphere. The ultimate free attraction.
🚽 Every casino has free public restrooms
Over 2,000 animals including sharks, rays, sea turtles, and a golden crocodile. Located inside Mandalay Bay — perfect pre-game activity.
🚽 Public restrooms at aquarium (accessible)
11-acre pool complex with a wave pool, lazy river, and real sand beach. Open to hotel guests. Day passes sometimes available. A uniquely Vegas pre-game experience.
🚽 Pool area restrooms and changing rooms
The iconic choreographed fountain show on the Las Vegas Strip. Free to watch from the sidewalk. Shows every 15-30 minutes afternoon through midnight. A Vegas essential.
🚽 Bellagio casino has extensive public restrooms
The world's tallest observation wheel at 550 feet. 30-minute revolution with panoramic views of the Strip, mountains, and desert. Day and night rides available.
🚽 LINQ Promenade has public restrooms
Allegiant Stadium is at 3333 Al Davis Way, Las Vegas, NV 89118 — just west of the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. No public parking without a pre-paid pass.
Walk from Mandalay Bay via the pedestrian bridge — 0.6 miles, 12 minutes. The dedicated walkway connects the south Strip to the stadium. Well-lit, wide, and the most popular option. No traffic, no parking, no surge pricing.
Free shuttle from Mandalay Bay to Allegiant Stadium on Raiders game days and major events. Runs from 3 hours before kickoff until 1 hour after the game. Check allegiantstadium.com for shuttle schedule.
Drop-off on Dean Martin Drive (east side) or Polaris Avenue (west side). Expect $10-$20 from mid-Strip. Surge pricing after events — walk to Mandalay Bay first, then order a ride to avoid the worst surges.
Take the monorail to MGM Grand station, then walk south through Mandalay Bay (1.2mi total) or grab a short rideshare. The monorail runs along the east side of the Strip. Single ride $5, day pass $13.
From the Strip: head south on Las Vegas Blvd, turn west on Hacienda Ave to Al Davis Way. From I-15: exit at Russell Road or Hacienda Ave. No public parking at the stadium — you must pre-purchase a parking pass.
The airport is just 2 miles east. Taxi or rideshare takes 8-12 minutes. Many visitors fly in, check into their Strip hotel, and walk to the stadium. One of the most airport-accessible stadiums in the NFL.
Parking at Allegiant Stadium is limited and must be pre-purchased. Most visitors walk, shuttle, or rideshare. Here are your options and the closest restroom from each.
Official lots surrounding the stadium. Must be pre-purchased — no walk-up parking on event days. Prices $40-$100 depending on lot and event. Buy at allegiantstadium.com or through the Raiders app.
Self-park at Mandalay Bay ($18-$25) and walk to the stadium via the pedestrian bridge. Free shuttle also available on event days. A popular option that avoids stadium lot prices.
Park at Luxor ($15-$20) and walk south through Mandalay Bay to the pedestrian bridge. Connected via indoor walkways. Slightly cheaper than Mandalay Bay parking.
Several off-Strip lots offer parking with shuttle service for $20-$40. Check SpotHero, ParkWhiz, or event-specific listings. Book in advance for big events.
Valet at your Strip hotel ($30-$50) and take a rideshare to the stadium. Convenient if you're staying on the Strip and don't want to deal with stadium traffic.
Walking from Mandalay Bay is the best option. 12 minutes via the pedestrian bridge. No traffic, no parking costs, no post-event lot gridlock. Most locals and experienced visitors walk.
Full breakdown of every restroom location inside Allegiant Stadium, organized by level and section. Last verified May 2026.
Wheelchair-accessible stalls with grab bars available in all standard restrooms on every level. The stadium is fully ADA compliant with elevator access to all concourse levels. Companion restrooms available.
Private family restrooms at Sections 108, 118, 130, and 142 on the Main Concourse. Larger stalls with baby changing tables for parents with young children. Locking doors for privacy. Extra floor space for strollers and diaper bags.
Dedicated nursing room available via Guest Services. Private, quiet space with comfortable seating and an electrical outlet for breast pumps. Ask any Guest Services staff member or call the stadium information line for location and access.
Companion-assist restrooms are available for guests who need a caretaker of a different gender. Located near Guest Services desks on each level. Ask any staff member for the nearest location.
Koala Kare baby changing tables are installed in all four family restrooms and in select women’s restrooms on the Main Concourse. Pull-down changing surfaces with safety straps. Cleaned and checked regularly on event days.
Strollers are permitted inside Allegiant Stadium. Stroller parking areas are available near Guest Services desks at each gate. Oversized strollers may need to be collapsed. Stroller tags available at Guest Services to prevent mix-ups.
Upper Concourse (300/400 level) restrooms have significantly shorter lines during halftime and between quarters. Most fans crowd the Main Concourse — go up to skip the wait.
Guest Services desks on every level can direct you to the nearest restroom, family facility, or nursing room. Desks are located near all major gate entrances. Look for staff in black Raiders polo shirts.
Elevators to all levels are available at each corner of the stadium. No need to use stairs or escalators to reach any restroom level. Service animals are welcome throughout.
Arriving early or can't get inside? These restrooms are within walking distance.
Multiple restroom locations • 0.6mi north via pedestrian bridge
Multiple restroom locations • 0.7mi north
Public restrooms during events • 0.4mi north
Al Davis Way & Russell Rd area • limited options
Las Vegas heat is no joke. Allegiant Stadium is climate-controlled, but you'll be walking in desert air to get there. Here's how to stay hydrated.
Every concession stand on every level will give you a free cup of ice water on request. No purchase necessary. This is an NFL-wide policy. Just ask any concession worker.
You can bring one factory-sealed water bottle (20oz or under) per person into Allegiant Stadium. This is the only outside beverage permitted. Buy a water at CVS on the Strip before walking over — stadium water costs $6-8.
Refill stations are located near Guest Services desks on each level. Filtered, cold water. Bring an empty reusable bottle after security if you want to refill throughout the event. Ask Guest Services for the nearest station.
The walk from Mandalay Bay is 0.6 miles in open desert sun with minimal shade. Summer temperatures regularly exceed 110°F (43°C). Drink water before you leave and carry your sealed bottle. Sunscreen is essential for day events.
Dizziness, headache, dry mouth, dark urine, and fatigue are warning signs. Las Vegas’s extremely low humidity means you lose moisture faster than you realize. Drink before you’re thirsty — by the time you feel it, you’re already behind.
Beer and cocktails dehydrate you faster in desert air. Alternate one water for every alcoholic drink. Las Vegas altitude (2,000 ft) and dry air compound the effect. Many visitors underestimate this, especially at night events when it still feels warm.
Allegiant Stadium has trained medical staff on-site for every event. Know where to go before you need it.
Staffed first aid stations are located on the Main Concourse (100 Level) near Section 120 and the Upper Concourse (300 Level) near Section 330. Open from gates open through 1 hour after the event ends. Staffed by licensed medical professionals.
First aid stations handle heat exhaustion, dehydration, minor injuries, allergic reactions, breathing difficulties, and medication needs. They stock basic over-the-counter medications including pain relievers, antacids, and allergy medication. AEDs (defibrillators) are placed throughout the stadium.
Flag down any Guest Services staff member or security guard. They carry radios and can call medical personnel to your location. For emergencies, call 911 — give your section and row number. Text-based assistance may be available through the Raiders app.
Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center is the closest ER at 5400 S Rainbow Blvd (3.5 miles, ~8 min by car). Sunrise Hospital (3186 S Maryland Pkwy) is another option. Ambulances staged at the stadium can transport in emergencies.
You may bring prescription medications into the stadium (keep them in their original container). EpiPens, insulin, inhalers, and other medical devices are always permitted regardless of bag policy. Inform security during entry if you carry medical supplies.
Both first aid stations have private restroom facilities available for patients. These are fully accessible and much quieter than public restrooms. If you have a medical condition that requires frequent restroom access, first aid staff can help.
Veteran moves that first-timers won’t know. Tested across multiple Raiders games, concerts, and special events.
300/400 Level restrooms are consistently 50-60% less crowded than the Main Concourse at halftime. Take the elevator or escalator up one level — the time you spend going up is less than the time you'd spend waiting in line below.
The pedestrian bridge from Mandalay Bay is the best entry route. Use the casino restrooms for free before you walk over. No line, fully accessible, and air-conditioned right until you step outside.
Visit restrooms during mid-1st or mid-3rd quarter for virtually zero wait. Most fans go at quarter breaks and halftime. Even walking across the concourse is easier mid-quarter because the corridors are empty.
Every concession stand gives free ice water in a cup. No purchase required. In Las Vegas heat, this saves $6-8 per cup vs. buying bottled water inside. Ask politely — staff are used to it.
Post-game Uber/Lyft surge pricing hits $50-80+ and the pickup zone is a mess. Walk to Mandalay Bay (12 min) and grab a rideshare there — lower surge, easier pickup, plus access to casino restrooms while you wait.
Mandalay Bay runs a free event-day shuttle to Allegiant Stadium. Park at Mandalay Bay ($18-25), use the casino, and catch the shuttle. Return service runs post-event. Beats $40-100 stadium parking.
The east end zone Lanai glass doors open on clear days, revealing a stunning Las Vegas Strip view. Restrooms near Section 134 are right by the Lanai — combine a restroom visit with the best photo op in the stadium.
You're allowed one factory-sealed water bottle (20oz max). Buy it at a drugstore on the Strip for $1 instead of paying $6-8 inside. This is the only outside item allowed past security.
Allegiant has one of the strictest bag policies in the NFL. Clear plastic bag 12"x6"x12" max, or a small clutch 4.5"x6.5". No exceptions. Leave your backpack at the hotel. Security lines are faster with no bag.
Family restrooms at Sections 108, 118, 130, and 142 are private, spacious rooms with changing tables. They’re less publicized than the main restrooms and often have shorter waits even at peak times. Any guest can use them.
There is no walk-up parking at Allegiant Stadium. Zero. If you drive, buy a parking pass online in advance ($40-100). Better yet, park at Mandalay Bay or use the Strip hotels and walk.
Nearby restaurants get slammed after events. Walk back to Mandalay Bay where you have a dozen restaurant options with shorter waits than the Strip. Ri Ra Irish Pub and Citizens Kitchen are solid choices. Casino restrooms also available while you wait.
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