We Are Las Vegas

Raiders Ticket Prices Rose 40 Percent

The average get-in cost for remaining home games is now $278 following the team's undefeated start.

Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Football

Expressive sports illustration of a Raiders football player running on the field, with bold black and silver brushwork.
Las Vegas Raiders ticket prices on the secondary market rose 40 percent following the team's undefeated 3-0 start to the 2026 season. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Live Poll

Are you less likely to attend games due to the recent spike in ticket prices?

Local fans looking to catch a Las Vegas Raiders game at Allegiant Stadium will face significantly higher costs as secondary market prices jumped by 40 percent. This surge follows the team's successful 3-0 start to the 2026 season.

Why it matters

The price hike reflects the immediate impact of early-season success on the local sports economy and fan accessibility. Future ticket costs remain tied to the team's performance, with further volatility expected based on the outcome of upcoming matchups.

Ticket prices for the seven remaining home games increased by an average of 40 percent based on secondary market data, with current get-in prices averaging $278. Whether these costs will continue to climb or regress depends on the team's performance.

The players

Las Vegas Raiders

The professional football team currently holding a 3-0 record.

Kansas City Chiefs

The opponent for the Raiders' game on October 4.

The details

Data tracked by the secondary marketplace TickPick shows that prices measured between September 10 and October 2 spiked as the Raiders secured a 3-0 record. Fans planning to attend home games against the Buffalo Bills, Los Angeles Rams, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Chargers, Denver Broncos, or Tennessee Titans will see these updated market rates. The Raiders next play the Kansas City Chiefs at home, a game that market observers suggest will dictate the next shift in entry pricing.

Timeline

  1. September 10, 2026: Initial ticket prices recorded for comparison.

  2. October 2, 2026: Secondary market ticket prices measured after 3-0 start.

  3. October 4, 2026: Raiders vs. Kansas City Chiefs game.

  4. October 18, 2026: Raiders vs. Buffalo Bills game.

  5. December 27, 2026: Raiders home regular-season finale vs. Tennessee Titans.

Beyond the Strip

This 40 percent spike follows the established pattern of market demand observed in NFL secondary ticket sales following early-season winning streaks. It confirms that local fan interest, when paired with a strong record, consistently drives up the cost of attending home games at Allegiant Stadium.

Fans hoping to purchase tickets for the upcoming schedule will need to budget for the current average get-in cost of $278. Keep in mind that market prices are expected to adjust further depending on the outcome of the October 4 game.

The takeaway

The Raiders' undefeated start has significantly increased the barrier to entry for fans, with market prices heavily influenced by short-term win-loss results. Fans should monitor secondary marketplaces closely leading up to and immediately following the October 4 game to gauge price shifts.

Further reading

For more on local sports, visit Football.

Live Poll

Are you less likely to attend games due to the recent spike in ticket prices?