The Wynn Field Club offers great views at Allegiant Stadium and provides the atmosphere of a nightclub.
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Forty-eight minutes after the Las Vegas Raiders’ 30-27 home loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, about 500 people — mostly wearing black but some donning rival Chiefs jerseys — grooved to Harvey Danger’s “Flagpole Sitta.”
Welcome to the Wynn Field Club at Allegiant Stadium. It’s part nightclub. Part close-to-the action, end-zone seating.
“You’re literally an arm’s distance away from the action,” said Adam Norotsky, Wynn’s vice president of nightlife.
Situated at field level, the Wynn Field Club spans the entire length of the north end zone. The 10,691 square-foot venue opens two hours before kickoff, and a DJ hosts a postgame party.
Fans can order — even before they’ve arrived — bottle service, seafood towers, T-bone steaks, caviar, and churros.
The first two pricing tiers include about 17 first and second-row tables, which can be increased or reduced in number, and 18 booths. Seats at one of the posh settings cost about $30,000 to $45,000 per game.
Fans mingle and enjoy bottle service at the Wynn Field Club at Allegiant Stadium prior to the Chiefs-Raiders game on Oct. 4, 2026.
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Allegiant still has traditional suites and loge boxes (or areas of private seating separated by a railing), but the Wynn Field Club has a different sort of appeal.
“It’s the new generation of fan that wants to be seen when they’re at the game,” said Kylee Chandler, the Raiders’ vice president of premium hospitality and suite service. “They want that unique access, that unique opportunity. They want that Instagram-able moment.”
That follows the new trend in cutting-edge NFL stadiums of having swank party areas close to the field for the well-heeled to gather instead of just luxury boxes, which can be farther away from the action and more sterile.
“It’s more kind of an in-game experience,” said Marcus Gordon who shared a Wynn Field Club booth with his friends, “than being in a corporate box.”
Chicken fingers, a bottle of Grey Goose and mixers sat on Gordon’s table as the Raiders fans from Atlanta watched the Raiders and Chiefs warm up.
Are Other Stadiums Following Suit?
The closest comparison to the Wynn Field Club is at SoFi Stadium — home to the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers. Opened in 2020 — the same year as Allegiant — SoFi features Bootsy Bellows, a high-class, field-level lounge.
Situated at the southeast corner near the end zone and paying homage to the West Hollywood club of the same name, Bootsy Bellows was inspired by the 1940s home of Frank Sinatra and has matching décor. Dining options include ribeye steaks and sushi along with crafted cocktails.
“As great as it is over at SoFi — and it is pretty amazing there — Las Vegas has to take things a step up,” said Marc Ganis, president of Sportscorp Ltd and a leading stadium consultant. “And they certainly have done that with the Wynn Club.”
Each of the NFL clubs that has a new stadium on the horizon — and at least seven teams are slated to have new ones by 2031 — has toured Allegiant Stadium.
A CEO for an NFC South team recently reached out to executives at the Wynn because of their team’s interest in the Wynn Field Club, and during the Chiefs-Raiders game on Oct. 4, Larry Baer, the CEO/president of the San Francisco Giants, visited.
“We get a lot of different organizations wanting to check it out,” Norotsky said.
Wynn’s Partnership With The Raiders
But the Wynn Field Club is unique to Allegiant Stadium.
The Wynn does have an Encore Boston Harbor property on the Mystic River, but that’s 30 miles from the New England Patriots’ Gillette Stadium. Plus, Tarek Mami, an executive director of operations at the Wynn, noted the bottle service culture isn’t a great fit for the Boston area either.
As part of their partnership, the Wynn and Raiders split the revenue, but the Wynn handles the legwork, including sales and supplying the food.
“They do it all,” Chandler said. “Wynn is really such a staple in Las Vegas for nightlife, and it’s what they are known for. So we didn’t want to come in and run it our way. We really leaned on them.”
The exact cost of that luxurious Wynn experience ebbs and flows depending on the game or event at Allegiant, which includes UNLV football and concerts like the Oasis performances in August of 2027. Fans, however, can get cheaper, standing-room-only access. For the matchup between the Raiders and Chiefs, a standing-room ticket was $600.
And as long as the 1,000-person occupancy has not been reached, any fan with ticket to Allegiant, who is of age, can enter the Wynn Field Club for a drink, to-go food or even stay for the postgame party, which lasts an hour after game or concert has ended.
The Wynn Club become a nightclub after Raiders games are finished, and DJ Dash is usually the one spinning tunes.
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Mike Dorsey, a Raiders season-ticket holder since their Oakland days, used his ticket to hang out there pregame instead of paying for a Wynn Field Club table or booth.
That’s part of the pregame routine for Dorsey, a Vacaville, Calif., resident who wore a Brock Bowers jersey to the Oct. 4 game.
Cari Serwat, who came all the way from Ketchikan, Alaska, was part of a group of 23 who splurged on a booth to celebrate her cousin’s daughter’s 21st birthday.
She wore a red, sequined Chiefs shirt well-suited to the glitz and glamour of the Wynn Field Club — at which she marveled.
“It’s absolutely beautiful,” she said.
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