Legends of the Gridiron America's Most Iconic Stadiums State by State

28. Nevada – Allegiant Stadium (Capacity: 65,000)

Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, near Las Vegas, is a gleaming addition to Nevada’s sports scene. Though often associated with the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders, it also plays host to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) for select games, boasting a capacity of around 65,000. Completed in 2020, this ultramodern facility features a sleek black exterior and a translucent roof, letting in abundant desert light while shielding spectators from scorching summer heat. The interior offers plush seating, multi-tiered concourses, and state-of-the-art audiovisual systems that enhance every snap of the ball. Even though it’s a relatively new entrant on the college football stage, Allegiant has already showcased marquee matchups and bowl contests, leveraging Las Vegas’s entertainment cachet. Located just off the iconic Strip, it merges big-league spectacle with collegiate spirit, welcoming fans in all manner of festive outfits. Glitzy, grand, and unmistakably Las Vegas—Allegiant Stadium puts the Silver State firmly on the college football map.