LAS VEGAS — The $1.9 billion stadium being built for the NFL’s Oakland Raiders when they move to Las Vegas is being named for Allegiant Travel Co.
Officials made the announcement Monday during a ceremony marking installation of the final steel beam for the roof of the 65,000-seat indoor stadium.
Las Vegas-based Allegiant Travel is the corporate parent of Allegiant Air.
Introducing Allegiant Stadium.
— Allegiant Stadium (@AllegiantStadm) August 5, 2019
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The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported in May the company had filed to trademark the name “Allegiant Stadium.”
Terms of the agreement weren’t made public, but experts on similar deals tell the Review-Journal that Allegiant might pay up to $25 million annually in cash and in-kind services for naming rights.
The Raiders are moving after the upcoming season.
Live: Watch the Topping Out ceremony at the stadium construction site in Las Vegas where the highest beam is lifted into place. https://t.co/ccm4DfEoax
— Oakland Raiders (@Raiders) August 5, 2019
