Allegiant Stadium
The black glass home of the Raiders on a live webcam, lit against the desert with the Strip behind it.
About this view
Allegiant Stadium stands just west of the Strip, across Interstate 15, a black glass dome that Las Vegas took about five minutes to nickname the Death Star. It opened in 2020 at a cost of around two billion dollars, holds 65,000 for the Las Vegas Raiders, and hosted Super Bowl LVIII in February 2024.
Away from kickoff, the interest is in the approach: freeway traffic sliding past, car parks filling hours early, rideshares stacking up and then draining away again afterwards. The building is the other half of the show. Its glass skin takes whatever colour the desert sunset offers, and on event nights it glows on its own against a very dark sky.
Nevada runs on Pacific time. Raiders home games land on autumn and winter Sundays and concerts fill much of the gap, so with the stadium schedule open alongside it this 24/7 live cam turns into an event feed. Quiet days have their own appeal: desert light crossing a very large black object, with the Strip carrying on behind it.
