Allegiant Stadium sits close enough to the Las Vegas Strip that you can see it from the Mandalay Bay pool — and that proximity tricks a lot of groups into thinking the transportation piece will sort itself out. It doesn't. When the Las Vegas Raiders kick off on a Sunday or a stadium concert fills all 65,000 seats, the I-15 on-ramps at Russell Road and Tropicana Avenue lock up in both directions, the Hacienda Avenue pedestrian bridge fills shoulder-to-shoulder with foot traffic, rideshare surge pricing climbs 2–4x above normal, and Lot N backs up with fans waiting 20–40 minutes for a pickup that should have taken five.
Rent a bus to Allegiant Stadium, and all of it becomes somebody else's problem. Your group drops at the designated shuttle zone on the west side, and — because buses over 20 feet aren't allowed to sit in any stadium lot — the pickup window gets set in advance so a ride is waiting at that same curb when you walk out after the final whistle. One question worth answering before any of that: where exactly does a charter bus drop off — and can it park on-site while the group is inside?
This guide answers that using Allegiant Stadium's own published logistics — the specific drop-off streets, the one-way traffic system that kicks in on event days, and which vehicle fits your group. Partybuseslasvegas.net makes it easy to compare Las Vegas charter bus, party bus, and minibus quotes in under 30 seconds — fill out the quick form or call 702-273-3624 any time. But first, the specifics.
Why Groups Rent a Bus to Allegiant Stadium
The post-game rideshare situation at Allegiant Stadium is one of the most documented transportation bottlenecks in Nevada. When 65,000 fans hit the exits simultaneously and all request rides, Uber and Lyft surge pricing spikes 2–4x, and the average wait at the designated pickup zone in Lot N on Dean Martin Drive stretches to 20–40 minutes on high-demand nights. A private Las Vegas party bus or charter bus rental eliminates that entirely: your group sets a pickup window before the event starts, and the bus is back at the curb when you walk out — regardless of what the rest of the crowd is doing.
The parking math reinforces the case. Official stadium lots run roughly $50 to $100 per car for Raiders games — and none of those lots take a full-size bus, since every stadium lot bars vehicles over 20 feet. Fourteen cars at $75 each comes to $1,050 just to park, before gas and the post-game surge.
A 40–56 passenger charter bus or a party bus skips that math entirely — one flat rate for the whole trip splits across everyone on board — and eliminates 14 separate parking passes, 14 separate approaches through the one-way street grid, and the designated-driver conversation nobody wants to have.
There is also a Las Vegas-specific variable most venue guides skip entirely: a huge share of Allegiant Stadium's crowd is staying on the Strip in hotel blocks, not driving in from a local suburb. If your group flew in from out of town, you likely have no car in Las Vegas to begin with. A private charter bus picks up at the hotel entrance, handles the drive to the stadium and back, and keeps the whole group together without anyone coordinating which Strip property to meet in front of.
For out-of-town fan groups, that is the whole trip solved in one quote. The Las Vegas sporting event transportation page covers game-day group options in detail.
Charter Bus and Party Bus Drop-Off at Allegiant Stadium
Charter buses, shuttles, and taxis use a dedicated zone on the west side of Allegiant Stadium at Procyon Street and Diablo Drive, per the stadium's official transportation plan. That drop-off location puts your group near the America First Credit Union Southwest Entry, one of the venue's three main gate complexes — the other two being the Ford North Entry (facing the Strip) and the Ticketmaster Southeast Entry. On event days, both Diablo Drive and Procyon Street convert to one-way traffic as part of the stadium's managed traffic system.
Polaris Avenue runs northbound only; Dean Martin Drive runs southbound only. A charter bus approaching on Dean Martin Drive follows the event-day directed routing into the Procyon/Diablo drop-off zone.
There is no on-site parking for the bus itself. Every stadium lot prohibits vehicles longer than 20 feet and trailers entirely — that rules out every full-size charter bus and party bus. That means the bus drops the group at Procyon/Diablo, then leaves the immediate area rather than staying parked through the event; your provider builds the return trip around a pre-set pickup window at that same curb instead.
All stadium lots clear within one hour of the event ending, so the pickup window should be built into the booking with that in mind.
Charter buses drop your group at the Procyon Street and Diablo Drive zone, west of the stadium — but there is no on-site parking for the bus itself. Every stadium lot bars vehicles over 20 feet in length, so the bus leaves the area after drop-off and returns for a pre-arranged pickup time at the same curb. Check the official Allegiant Stadium parking and directions page before your event for current lot assignments and event-day routing.
The rideshare pickup zone — Lot N on Dean Martin Drive, north of the stadium — is a completely different location from the charter/shuttle drop-off. Uber and Lyft send passengers there, not charter buses. Your bus uses the Procyon/Diablo zone for both arrival before the event and pickup after.
Agree on the exact meeting point and pickup window before the group splits for their seats, so nobody is hunting for the bus among 65,000 exiting fans.
Every Way to Get to Allegiant Stadium: What Actually Works for Groups
Las Vegas offers more transportation alternatives to Allegiant Stadium than most NFL cities — the Strip's hotel density, the volume of visitors already in town, and the stadium's proximity to major resort corridors mean that real options exist beyond driving yourself and paying for parking. Here is how they compare for groups.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Door-to-door | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Private charter bus or party bus | One flat rate, split by the group | Yes — one vehicle, one drop-off | Best — Procyon/Diablo drop-off, pre-set post-game pickup at the same curb | 15–56 |
| M Ride shuttle | Per person, round trip | Only if booked on the same departure | Good — four Strip/Downtown pickup spots to stadium | Any; no group control |
| RTC Game Day Express | $2 each way / $4 round trip | Only if everyone boards the same bus | Good — drops at southeast corner of stadium on Dean Martin Drive near Gate 11 | Any; no group control |
| Walk from Mandalay Bay or Luxor | Free | Yes, if staying at those resorts | 15–25 min on foot; bridge is exposed in summer heat | Small groups already on the south Strip |
| Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) | Per car + 2–4x post-game surge | No — multiple cars, multiple ETAs | Lot N drop-off (north side); 20–40 min post-game wait | 1–4 per car |
| Self-parking | $50–$100 per car; buses over 20 ft not permitted | No — caravans split approaching | Varies by lot; lots sell out in advance | 1–2 cars maximum |
For one or two people already staying at Mandalay Bay or Luxor, the Hacienda Bridge walk is free and delivers them gate-side in 15–25 minutes. For a 40-person group flying in from out of town with zero cars in Las Vegas, a private Las Vegas party bus rental is the only option that handles hotel pickup, stadium drop-off, and the post-game return without anyone managing a separate logistics spreadsheet.
Walking from the Strip: The Hacienda Bridge Route
Hacienda Avenue between Mandalay Bay and Luxor closes to vehicles on event days, creating a dedicated pedestrian crossing over I-15 to the stadium. The bridge itself is a 10–15 minute walk; total door-to-gate time from inside Mandalay Bay or Luxor runs 15–25 minutes depending on crowd size and pace. For a mid-afternoon Raiders kickoff, the bridge is manageable.
For a sellout concert where all 65,000 fans use the same crossing, the last stretch of that walk stretches noticeably. In July and August, with Las Vegas temperatures regularly above 100°F and little shade on the bridge structure, groups with members who struggle in heat should factor that in.
M Ride Shuttle: Strip and Downtown Pickup
M Ride runs round-trip shuttles to Allegiant Stadium from four pickup points: Garage Mahal at Circa Resort (100 North Main Street, Downtown Las Vegas), The Palms (4321 W Flamingo Rd), Westgate Las Vegas Resort (3000 Paradise Road), and The LINQ (3973 LINQ Lane, near the High Roller). The service runs for Raiders home games and major concerts. Book in advance at M Ride's Allegiant Stadium page for specific event pricing and departure times.
It is the cleanest public-shuttle option for groups staying at or near those four pickup properties — but each ticket is per person, so a 30-person group's total cost can approach what a private bus would run, without the hotel-door pickup or the post-game staging.
RTC Game Day Express: $4 Round Trip from Valley Neighborhoods
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada runs dedicated express buses for Raiders and UNLV home games from four routes: Route 605 from Red Rock Casino in Summerlin, Route 606 from Green Valley Ranch in Henderson, Route 607 from Santa Fe Station Casino in Centennial Hills, and Route 609 from Sam's Town on the east side. All routes drop off and pick up at the southeast corner of Allegiant Stadium on Dean Martin Drive near Gate 11. Cost is $2 per person each way, $4 round trip, payable via the rideRTC app or exact change on board.
Check current schedules through the rideRTC app before game day — routes vary by season and event. For locals in Henderson, Summerlin, or the northwest Valley, the RTC option is a strong budget choice. For a visiting group that needs coordinated hotel pickup and a set post-game pickup, it is not built for that job.
What Size Bus Does Your Group Need for Allegiant Stadium?
The right vehicle comes down to headcount, how far the pickup origin is from the stadium, and what the ride itself should look like for the group. Partybuseslasvegas.net connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Las Vegas, so the full vehicle lineup is available to compare. Here is how it breaks down for an Allegiant Stadium run:
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Luggage / gear | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14-passenger Sprinter limo / Sprinter van | Up to 14 | Modest — a few bags and a cooler | Suite holders, small VIP groups, executive outings | Premium leather, USB charging, tinted privacy windows |
| Party bus (15–50 passengers) | ~15–50 | Onboard, lighter loads | Fan groups wanting the pregame energy to build on the ride over | Color-changing LED lighting, Bluetooth sound system, flat-panel TVs, wraparound seating |
| 15–35 passenger minibus | ~15–35 | Overhead bins and modest underfloor | Mid-size groups, hotel-to-stadium shuttles, corporate outings | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Excellent — deep undercarriage bays | Large fan groups, out-of-town groups flying in with luggage, corporate groups | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For out-of-town groups flying in, the full-size charter bus earns its keep on both legs: deep undercarriage bays handle luggage on the airport pickup, and the onboard restroom removes any need for stops between Harry Reid and the stadium. For a local group of 20 Raiders fans heading in from Henderson or Summerlin, a 20-passenger party bus or 25-passenger party bus keeps the whole group together without paying for extra seats. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — just note the need when requesting your quote.
Las Vegas Party Bus and Charter Bus Rental Prices for Allegiant Stadium
Pricing for a Las Vegas charter bus or party bus rental to Allegiant Stadium depends on vehicle size, total hours needed, the event date, and your pickup origin. A Sunday Raiders home opener at 1:25 PM prices differently than a primetime Thursday night, and a single-hotel pickup on the Strip prices differently than a multi-stop run across three properties. These are planning ranges to give you an idea:
| Vehicle | Typical seats | Weekday hourly | Weekend hourly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sprinter limo | Up to 14 | $200–$325 | $225–$350 |
| Sprinter van | Up to 14 | $200–$275 | $225–$375 |
| 15–20 passenger party bus | ~15–20 | $200–$350 | $250–$350 |
| 25–30 passenger party bus | ~25–30 | $250–$375 | $275–$425 |
| 40–50 passenger party bus | ~40–50 | $300–$450 | $325–$500 |
| Minibus (15–35 passengers) | ~15–35 | $200–$250 | $200–$275 |
| Charter bus (40–56 passengers) | Up to 56 | $200–$350 | $200–$350 |
Rates shift with your specific itinerary and date — the ranges above are planning figures to help you budget, not quotes. For your actual price on your specific date and headcount, the quick form or a call to 702-273-3624 gets you a quote in under 30 seconds.
A Game-Day Example
To give you an idea: for a Raiders Sunday home game, a 35-person fan group books a 40-passenger party bus. Pickup at 10:30 AM from a hotel on the Strip, at the Procyon/Diablo drop-off zone by 11:15 AM — over two hours before a 1:25 PM kickoff. The bus leaves the area after drop-off — since vehicles over 20 feet can't park on stadium property — and is back at Procyon/Diablo for a 5:00 PM post-game pickup.
A 7-hour weekend rental at $325/hour comes to $2,275 — about $65 per person, with hotel pickup, stadium drop-off, and the post-game run back all covered in one arrangement. Check our Las Vegas party bus prices page for a broader look at planning ranges.
Getting to Allegiant Stadium: Routes, Traffic, and Timing
Allegiant Stadium sits just west of I-15, between the Russell Road and Tropicana Avenue exits — the two that back up first and clear last on event days. An estimated 15,000–18,000 additional vehicles enter the surrounding road network on major event days, and both exits funnel toward the same stadium approach corridor. Transportation planners advise avoiding those two I-15 exits during peak periods and using surface streets from farther north or south instead.
The stadium's event-day traffic management converts four surrounding streets to one-way flow: Polaris Avenue runs northbound only, Dean Martin Drive runs southbound only, and Diablo Drive and Procyon Street also operate under directed traffic. A charter bus follows Dean Martin Drive's southbound approach into the Procyon/Diablo drop-off zone. Knowing that one-way system in advance is the difference between a smooth pull-up and circling for a second attempt at entry.
| From… | Approx. distance | Typical off-peak drive time |
|---|---|---|
| Las Vegas Strip (Mandalay Bay / Luxor) | ~1 mile | 5–10 min by vehicle; 15–25 min on foot via Hacienda Bridge |
| Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) | ~4 miles | 10–15 min |
| Downtown Las Vegas / Fremont Street | ~4 miles | 10–15 min |
| Henderson | ~15 miles | 20–30 min |
| Summerlin (northwest) | ~18 miles | 25–35 min |
| North Las Vegas | ~12 miles | 20–30 min |
Off-peak drive times roughly double in the hour before and after a major event. Groups coming from Henderson or Summerlin should build in a 45–60 minute buffer over the off-peak estimate — particularly on Chiefs and Bills game days, when the corridor between I-215 and I-15 is at maximum load.
Harry Reid International Airport to Allegiant Stadium: The Easy 4-Mile Bus Run
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) sits just 4 miles east of Allegiant Stadium — one of the shortest airport-to-NFL-venue gaps in the country. For out-of-town fan groups, that proximity makes a direct airport-to-stadium or airport-to-hotel run a clean logistics move: one charter bus picks up the group at the arrivals level, loads luggage into the undercarriage bays, and delivers everyone directly to their Strip hotel or to the Procyon/Diablo drop-off zone. No coordinating separate rideshares for different flight arrivals, no split groups on different ETAs, no racing to make a 1:25 PM kickoff from separate terminals.
For groups flying in the morning of a Raiders game, the 4-mile cushion between LAS and the stadium is what makes the schedule realistic. A bus picks up at the terminal curb the moment baggage is retrieved, and the whole group is at the stadium drop-off with time for the pregame — instead of scattered across an Uber queue. The complete Harry Reid International Airport transportation guide covers terminal-level pickup logistics, and the Las Vegas airport transportation page has the full picture for multi-terminal groups.
Tailgating at Allegiant Stadium: The Rules That Catch Groups Off Guard
A charter bus can't stay on stadium property to tailgate — every lot at Allegiant Stadium bars vehicles over 20 feet, trailers included. Groups who want a pregame tailgate need a personal vehicle in one of the standard lots for that piece, separate from the charter bus used for the group ride. Either way, the stadium's tailgating rules have several specific restrictions drawn from the official Raiders guest code of conduct that every group needs to know before arrival.
Tailgating ends when the event starts. This is the one most groups miss. No loitering or tailgating is permitted in stadium parking areas during or after the event.
Your setup must be broken down as soon as the event begins, or when stadium personnel request it. All lots are cleared within one hour of the event ending.
Your setup stays directly behind your vehicle. Tailgating is only permitted from the end of the vehicle to the red painted emergency line. Spaces cannot be saved or held for additional vehicles arriving later — if your group wants to tailgate together, everyone arrives together.
No vehicles over 20 feet anywhere on stadium property. Charter buses and full-size party buses aren't permitted to park at Allegiant Stadium at all — they use the Procyon/Diablo curb for drop-off and pickup only. Standard parking passes must be pre-purchased through SpotHero or MGM Resorts' ParkMobile app.
The stadium operates fully cashless — debit/credit cards and mobile payments only.
The Modelo Tailgate Zone in Lot N operates for four hours before kickoff on Raiders game days and offers food trucks and pregame entertainment without a game ticket required. It draws a crowd on its own and is a separate pregame option from the standard tailgate lots.
Tailgating-permitted lots for standard vehicles include A, C, E, F, G, H, and J, which open four hours before kickoff for Raiders home games. Vehicles may line up in a single lane one hour before gates open — not earlier.
Rent a Bus to Allegiant Stadium: 2026 Events Worth Planning For
Allegiant Stadium runs year-round, and party bus bookings track the event calendar closely. Here are the high-demand dates still ahead in 2026 and beyond:
Las Vegas Raiders 2026 season. Preseason opens August 13 with the Raiders hosting the Arizona Cardinals. The regular season begins September 13 vs. the Miami Dolphins, with marquee home matchups including the Kansas City Chiefs on October 4 and the Buffalo Bills on October 18.
Primetime divisional matchups — especially the Chiefs game — are the busiest bus-booking nights on the Raiders calendar. The Las Vegas sporting event transportation page covers the full home slate.
Stadium-scale concerts throughout fall 2026. Guns N' Roses bring their World Tour on August 22. The R&B Tour featuring Usher and Chris Brown runs September 5, 6, and 18.
Foo Fighters' Take Cover Tour fills the stadium September 26. Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean close the year with the Double Down Tour on December 11. Stadium concerts bring the same traffic picture as an NFL game — same drop-off zone, same one-way street rules, same post-game rideshare surge.
The Las Vegas concert transportation page is where to start for show-night group logistics.
UNLV Rebels football. The Rebels play their home schedule at Allegiant Stadium through the fall, including a rivalry game against Nevada on November 28. UNLV games draw a different crowd than Raiders nights but the same parking constraints apply — advance passes required, one-way street system in effect, no on-site parking for vehicles over 20 feet.
Single-game advance passes for UNLV games range from $50–$90 depending on lot, per UNLV's ticketing office.
Las Vegas Bowl XXXV, December 31, 2026. Kickoff at 12:45 PM PT on ESPN. The Las Vegas Bowl is a marquee December bowl game that draws large out-of-town groups — and December 31 is New Year's Eve in Las Vegas, which means bus availability across the entire city is at its annual peak.
Book transportation for the Las Vegas Bowl well before the bowl matchup is even announced. Waiting until the pairing is set is too late on this date. Check the official Allegiant Stadium events calendar for the complete schedule.
Looking ahead. Allegiant Stadium is confirmed to host the 2027 College Football Playoff National Championship — the biggest single college football game of the year — along with the 2028 NCAA Men's Final Four and Super Bowl LXIII. Those dates sell out vehicle availability months ahead of the events.
Book as early as your date is confirmed.
Tips for First-Time Allegiant Stadium Visitors
A few operational details drawn from the official Allegiant Stadium A-Z guide that catch first-timers off guard:
All parking must be pre-purchased. For Raiders games, most lots do not sell day-of passes at the gate. SpotHero and MGM Resorts' ParkMobile app are the booking platforms for standard lots.
There is no bus parking sold on site at any price — vehicles over 20 feet aren't permitted in stadium lots at all.
The stadium is fully cashless. Debit and credit cards and mobile payments are accepted at all points; cash is not. This includes concessions, merchandise, bag check, and the bag check service.
Clear-bag policy applies. Each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12" (or a one-gallon clear ziplock), plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5" × 6.5" × 2". Bag check is available at three locations — Lot B, 5455 Polaris Avenue, and Lot E — at $20 per bag, non-refundable, opening when parking gates open.
Arrive 60–90 minutes early. Gates open two hours before kickoff for Raiders games, and getting there with time to spare is worth it for first-time visitors. For Raiders primetime games and sellout concerts, add another 30 minutes on top of that — particularly if your bus group is walking from the drop-off zone to the gate.
Settle on the post-game pickup spot before going through the gates. When 65,000 people exit at once, the time to figure out where your group is meeting is before you separate, not after. Name the exact meeting point at the Procyon/Diablo pickup zone and set a specific time so everyone can find the bus without a phone-tag scramble.
Frequently Asked Questions About Allegiant Stadium Bus Rentals
Where does a charter bus drop off at Allegiant Stadium?
Charter buses, shuttles, and taxis use the designated zone on the west side of the stadium at Procyon Street and Diablo Drive, per the stadium's official transportation plan. This is separate from the rideshare zone — Lot N on Dean Martin Drive is for Uber and Lyft only. On event days, both Diablo Drive and Procyon Street operate under one-way directed traffic.
The bus approaches via southbound Dean Martin Drive and follows the event-day routing into the drop-off zone. Check the official parking and directions page before your event for any updates to approach routing.
Can a charter bus park at Allegiant Stadium?
No — every stadium lot prohibits vehicles longer than 20 feet, which rules out full-size charter buses and party buses entirely. The bus drops your group at the Procyon/Diablo zone, then leaves the area rather than parking on-site; your provider builds the post-game pickup around a pre-set time at that same curb. All lots are cleared within one hour of the event ending, so the pickup window should be planned accordingly.
How much does it cost to park at Allegiant Stadium?
Official stadium lots run roughly $50 to $100 per car depending on the event and lot proximity to the gates, with premium lots (A, C, E, F, G, H, J) at the higher end and budget lots (U, V, X) in the lower range. Buses and other vehicles over 20 feet aren't permitted to park at the stadium at any price. MGM Resorts properties — Mandalay Bay, Luxor, Excalibur — offer event parking in the $25–$80 range depending on event size, with the Hacienda Bridge walk included.
All lots sell out in advance for major events; do not count on day-of availability.
What is the post-game rideshare wait like at Allegiant Stadium?
Long. Average wait times after major events run 20–40 minutes, with surge pricing climbing 2–4x as 65,000 fans simultaneously request rides. The designated rideshare pickup zone is Lot N on Dean Martin Drive, north of the stadium.
Walking 10–15 minutes toward Mandalay Bay or Luxor before requesting a rideshare is a documented strategy for avoiding the worst of the surge — but for a group of 20 or more, pre-arranging charter bus pickup at the Procyon/Diablo zone avoids the surge entirely and puts the group back on the Strip without the wait.
How far is Allegiant Stadium from Harry Reid International Airport?
About 4 miles west, making it one of the shortest airport-to-NFL-venue runs in the country. Off-peak drive time is 10–15 minutes. For out-of-town groups flying in the morning of a game, a private charter bus pickup at the arrivals curb runs directly to the hotel or to the stadium drop-off zone, keeping the whole group together from terminal to tailgate.
See the Harry Reid Airport group transportation guide for terminal-level pickup details.
How early should I book a party bus for an Allegiant Stadium event?
For Raiders vs. Chiefs or Bills, primetime games, and sellout concerts, 4–6 weeks in advance is the minimum safe window. For the Las Vegas Bowl on December 31 — New Year's Eve in Las Vegas — and for future marquee events like the 2027 CFP National Championship, book as early as your date is confirmed. Las Vegas bus availability on peak dates is constrained by the volume of parallel Strip events; the right-size vehicle for a 40-person group goes fast.
Call 702-273-3624 the moment your event date is set.
What is the bag policy at Allegiant Stadium?
Each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12" (or a one-gallon clear ziplock), plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5" × 6.5" × 2". Backpacks, tinted bags, and oversized bags are not permitted. Bag check is available at Lot B, at 5455 Polaris Avenue, and at Lot E for $20 per bag (non-refundable).
Everything else stays on the bus or gets checked.
Is Partybuseslasvegas.net a bus company?
No — Partybuseslasvegas.net is a comparison and quote-request website, not a bus company. It connects you to a large network of bus companies serving Las Vegas so you can compare vehicle types and prices from multiple providers in one place, without calling company after company. Fill out one quick form or call 702-273-3624, and pricing comes back in under 30 seconds with no account required and no obligation.
Are ADA-accessible vehicles available for Allegiant Stadium trips?
Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network. Note it in your quote request when you reach out, and the appropriate vehicle can be arranged. At the stadium, ADA parking and a courtesy mobility shuttle for guests with disabilities are also available — the official A-Z guide has current accessibility details.
Book Your Allegiant Stadium Party Bus or Charter Bus Today
Allegiant Stadium is minutes from the Strip — but a 2–4x rideshare surge, a $50–$100 per-car parking tab, and one-way streets that shift on game days tell a different story for groups. A Las Vegas group transportation arrangement through Partybuseslasvegas.net covers hotel pickup, the Procyon/Diablo drop-off, and a pre-set post-game pickup in one pre-arranged package — splitting the cost across your entire headcount instead of across 14 separate parking passes and 14 separate post-game rideshare surges. Whether it is a Raiders home opener, a UNLV Rebels game, a stadium concert, or the Las Vegas Bowl on New Year's Eve, the right vehicle for your group is one quick form or one call away.
Planning a multi-stop Las Vegas weekend? The same network covers T-Mobile Arena for Golden Knights games and the Las Vegas Convention Center for trade shows and conferences — and multi-stop itineraries covering both venues in the same trip are easy to arrange.
Call 702-273-3624 any time for a free price quote — or use the online tool to see available options. No account required, no obligation, and pricing comes back in under 30 seconds.
