The Las Vegas Raiders experienced a small increase in actual attendance at Allegiant Stadium during the 2025 NFL season, despite a challenging year on the field.

The team finished with a 3-14 record, which tied them for the worst in the league, yet 547,097 fans attended nine regular-season and one preseason home game.Out-of-town fans accounted for nearly 62% of the total attendance.

This marked a slight improvement over the 2024 season, which drew 545,302 fans, the lowest since the Raiders started playing at Allegiant Stadium in 2021.

Notably, actual attendance was 13,324 fewer than the announced figure of 560,341, which counts all tickets sold, including those not scanned for entry.The offseason brought optimism to the fan base with the acquisition of top college quarterback Fernando Mendoza as the No.

1 draft pick, the hiring of head coach Klint Kubiak, the signing of free agents Tyler Linderbaum and Nakobe Dean, and the return of defensive star Maxx Crosby through trade.These strategic moves have generated excitement and could contribute to sustained or increased fan engagement at upcoming games.