October 2, 2026 - 1:22 pm

Las Vegas Raiders ticket prices on the secondary market have risen as the team keeps winning.

Between Sept. 10, three days before the Raiders started the season with a home win against the Miami Dolphins, and Friday, the cheapest listed tickets on TickPick for the team’s remaining seven games this season at Allegiant Stadium have increased by an average of 40 percent.

The average get-in price for the Raiders remaining home games is $278, according to TickPick data tracked by the Review-Journal.

Based on the cheapest listed price on TickPick, here is a game-by-game breakdown of how ticket prices fluctuated from before the season started, to Friday, after the Raiders’ 3-0 start.

Sunday: Ticket prices for the Raiders’ showdown with the rival Kansas City Chiefs have jumped 24 percent, going from $247 on Sept. 10, to $306 on Friday.

Oct. 18: Ticket prices for the Raiders’ game against the Buffalo Bills have spiked by 11 percent, going from $359 on Sept. 10, to $398 on Friday.

Oct. 25: Ticket prices for the Raiders’ first game at Allegiant Stadium vs. the Los Angeles Rams increased by 30 percent, going from $256 on Sept. 10, to $334 on Friday.

Nov. 15: Ticket prices for the Raiders’ first game at Allegiant Stadium against the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks have increased by 21 percent, going from $288 on Sept. 10, to $349 on Friday.

Dec. 13: Ticket prices to the Raiders’ rematch with rival the Los Angeles Chargers increased by 35 percent, going from $153 on Sept. 10, to $207 on Friday.

Dec. 20: Ticket prices for the Raiders’ final AFC West home game against the Denver Broncos jumped by 89 percent, going from $111 on Sept. 10, to $210 on Friday.

Dec. 27: Ticket prices for the Raiders’ season home regular-season finale versus the Tennessee Titans have spiked 69 percent, going from $86 on Sept. 10, to $145 on Friday.

One would expect that if the Raiders can beat the Chiefs on Sunday, ticket prices for remaining games will further increase and if they lose, ticket prices should come down a bit.

Contact Mick Akers at makers@reviewjournal.com or 702-387-2920. Follow @mickakers on X.