Las Vegas, known for its casinos, is stepping into the world of football by becoming the home of the new Raiders stadium.
The construction and operation of the Raiders’ stadium will be managed by AEG Facilities. They are responsible for hiring staff, organizing opening day events, and handling ticket sales for the state-of-the-art stadium.
AEG aims to have the stadium ready by August 2020 after 3 years of hard work on the project. This will mark a significant milestone for Las Vegas as it hosts Nevada’s first NFL game.
At present, the Raiders are based at the Ring Central Coliseum in Oakland, but their time there is drawing to a close as 2020 approaches. The team is receiving guidance on the relocation from Jeff Fisher, drawing on his NFL experience from moving the Rams.
Even though Las Vegas is renowned for gambling, there will be no gambling allowed at the stadium. The goal is to create a family-friendly environment that is welcoming to everyone. With hopes for a spectacular appearance, the Raiders are looking forward to settling into their new home and experience a fresh playing environment.
