Raiders increase season ticket prices for 3rd time since 2020 relocation

Raiders season‑ticket holders will face a price increase for the 2027 season, according to renewal notices sent Thursday. The notices show an average rise of $27 per game for about 60 percent of members. The club typically opens its renewal window at the start of the preceding season. This adjustment marks the first season‑ticket price hike since the 2025 campaign and the third increase since the franchise moved from Oakland to Las Vegas in 2020; the initial rise occurred in 2023. Tickets for Raiders home games at Allegiant Stadium continue to command a premium on the secondary market, reselling at roughly 68 percent above the season‑ticket rate. Members may settle their dues either in a single payment or spread over five months. Those who pay in full by November 11 receive a two‑percent discount and are entered into a drawing for prizes that include a trip to the Super Bowl. Over the past year, Allegiant Stadium has hosted more than 500,000 distinct attendees for Raiders contests and various non‑Raiders events. Each season‑ticket holder receives an annual benefits package intended to add value beyond game day. The package includes commemorative tickets; social media posts highlighting the yearly offering often go viral. This year’s package consisted of a briefcase containing Raiders‑branded playing cards and poker chips, together with the commemorative tickets. Mick Akers