When Do Eagles Tickets Go on Sale for Las Vegas?
As of November 9, 2026, no Eagles–Raiders game in Las Vegas is confirmed for 2027, so there is no official ticket sale date, time, price, or presale. A 2027 game is possible if Philadelphia is selected as the Raiders’ NFC East opponent. The Raiders list the Eagles as a 2029 home opponent. Watch Raiders.com and NFL.com/tickets for confirmed details.
If you are planning a Las Vegas trip around an Eagles game, the key risk is buying too soon from a listing that looks official but is based on an unconfirmed matchup. A resale page can appear before the NFL publishes its schedule. Confirm the game, venue, and date through the Raiders or NFL first; only then compare tickets and total checkout costs.
When the Eagles’ Las Vegas Game Is Scheduled and Tickets Go on Sale
There is no confirmed Eagles game in Las Vegas for 2027, and no ticket on-sale date or time has been announced. The Raiders list Philadelphia among their 2029 home opponents, while their 2027 home list includes one yet-to-be-named NFC East opponent. (raiders.com)
The 2027 opponent is conditional. NFL rules set the 17th game between conferences based on the prior season’s division standings, so the Raiders’ NFC East opponent depends on how teams finish in 2026. Philadelphia could be that opponent, but it is not confirmed. The Raiders’ published future-opponent list does confirm a home game against the Eagles in 2029. Neither entry gives a game date or kickoff time. (operations.nfl.com)
The NFL typically announces its full schedule in May. Recent examples are May 14, 2025, and May 14, 2026. That makes May 2027 a reasonable window to watch, not a confirmed announcement date. The league has not announced a 2027 schedule-release day or time. (media.nfl.com)
When the NFL reveals a matchup, its schedule announcement says individual-game tickets go on sale immediately through Ticketmaster, its official ticketing partner. That does not establish a separate clock time for a particular game’s sale. For a Las Vegas game, start from the Raiders’ official single-game ticket page and follow its ticket link. (media.nfl.com)
| Cycle | Schedule announcement | Matchup and game date | Official ticket timing and platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | May 12, 2021, 8:00 p.m. ET | Eagles at Raiders, October 24, 2021; 1:05 p.m. PT | NFL said individual tickets went on sale when matchups were announced. The Raiders published the schedule; no separate game-sale time or verified starting price is recorded in these official sources. (raiders.com) |
| 2025 | May 14, 2025; schedule release at 8:00 p.m. ET | Raiders at Eagles, December 14, 2025; Philadelphia | NFL said tickets went on sale immediately after matchup announcements through Ticketmaster. The official schedule source does not give a separate game-sale clock time or a verified starting price. (media.nfl.com) |
| 2027 | Not announced | Raiders list an NFC East home opponent as TBD; Philadelphia is not confirmed | No Eagles–Raiders listing, ticket price, presale time, or public-sale date is confirmed. (raiders.com) |
The 2021 and 2025 examples show why the schedule-release date is useful, but not a promise of a specific ticket queue opening time. For 2027, treat any exact date, countdown, price, or “presale” claim as unverified unless it appears on an official Raiders, NFL, or linked ticketing page.
Presale Tiers, Early Access, and Sale Alerts
No presale window or registration deadline exists for a possible 2027 Eagles–Raiders game yet. Until the Raiders publish a listing, there is no confirmed Eagles-specific code, cardholder offer, verified-fan process, or public-sale time to act on.
Once the game is confirmed, check the event page for its stated sale terms. Season-ticket members may have access to member inventory, but that does not mean every seat is available to them or that a member window is open to the public. Do not assume an Amex or Citi presale applies: the NFL’s 2026 schedule announcement, for example, described Amex access for select international games, not a general Raiders or Eagles presale. (media.nfl.com)
For now, create or confirm your Raiders and Ticketmaster accounts, then use the Raiders’ official ticket page as your starting point. The Raiders’ mobile ticket guide says fans use a Ticketmaster account to access Raiders Account Manager through the Raiders + Allegiant Stadium app. (raiders.com)
Historical Release and Pricing Trends
The best verified pattern is about schedule timing, not a dependable ticket-price floor. The NFL released its 2021 and 2025 schedules in May, and it says single-game tickets go on sale after each matchup is announced. The official sources reviewed do not establish a reliable opening price for the Eagles–Raiders games. (media.nfl.com)
That matters because a resale listing’s price is not the same as a team’s face value. Seat location, demand, fees, and resale supply can change the total. I would not use a past listing or a low advertised price as a promise of what a future Las Vegas game will cost.
For a fair comparison, track the same section and similar rows across listings. Compare the all-in total for the same number of seats, not just the first price shown. If the official game page is not live, treat price claims as speculation.
Step-by-Step Purchasing Playbook
Before the drop
First, confirm the matchup and venue on the NFL schedule. Then reach the event through the Raiders’ official ticket page. A search result or resale listing alone is not proof that a 2027 game has been scheduled. The NFL says its schedule formula sets opponents, while the exact weekly schedule is released later. (operations.nfl.com)
Sign in ahead of time, check that your account details work, and have a valid payment method ready. Read the event’s rules for seat quantity, transfer, delivery, and fees. Do not rely on a rumored cart limit or presale code: those terms must come from the live event page.
On sale day
Open the official event link and follow the ticket page’s queue instructions. Choose your seat location and quantity, then review the full total before paying. If a seat disappears, return to the official inventory and reassess rather than paying a rushed resale price without comparing equivalent seats.
After submitting payment, look for an order confirmation before trying again. Ticketmaster’s terms say that if an error occurs and no confirmation appears, buyers should confirm whether the order went through; a second attempt could risk a duplicate purchase. (am.ticketmaster.com)
After the initial sale
Check the official listing again if you do not find suitable seats. Ticket inventory can change, but no reliable public schedule guarantees when or how many additional tickets will appear. Save alerts on established resale sites if useful, but verify the event date, venue, seat details, delivery method, and buyer-protection terms before paying.
Resale Timing, Prices, and Ticket Delivery
There is no verified price-drop curve for a future Eagles game in Las Vegas. Resale prices can change before checkout, and the displayed amount may not be the final total. Compare seats in the same section and row range, and check all fees before you decide. (legal.ticketmaster.com)
Start with the NFL ticket page or Raiders’ official event link to identify available primary or linked resale options. You can compare other established marketplaces, but do not assume every listing is official inventory or that every platform offers the same refund terms. Review the protections shown for your specific order.
For mobile entry, follow the delivery instructions in the ticket account or Raiders app. The Raiders say screenshots are not sufficient for entry. Ticket transfer availability depends on the event organizer, so do not assume a ticket can be transferred the moment you buy it. (raiders.com)
Retail coupons, ordinary price matching, and merchandise cashback are not reliable ways to lower a game-ticket purchase. Use only discounts or benefits explicitly shown in the ticket offer’s terms. A resale price drop after purchase is not, by itself, a reason to expect a refund or price adjustment.
A Real-World Release Example: 2021 and 2025
The 2021 Raiders schedule listed Philadelphia at Las Vegas on October 24, with a 1:05 p.m. PT kickoff. In 2025, the Raiders traveled to Philadelphia on December 14. Those official records show the matchup rotating venues; they do not establish that the next meeting must be in a particular year or that a ticket price will repeat. (raiders.com)
The practical lesson is to separate the matchup announcement from the ticket purchase. In 2021 and 2025, the schedule release provided the game date and site, while the NFL said tickets went on sale after matchups were announced. A common mistake is to treat an early resale listing as confirmation, or to mistake a schedule-release time for a separately announced ticket-drop time.
For 2027, follow the same sequence: wait for the NFL schedule to confirm whether the Raiders host Philadelphia, then use the Raiders’ linked ticket page. If the 2027 matchup does not materialize, the Raiders’ published future-opponent list points to 2029 for a home game against the Eagles, but a date and ticket listing are not yet available. (raiders.com)
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Eagles tickets in Las Vegas on sale for 2027?
No official Eagles–Raiders game in Las Vegas or ticket listing for 2027 is confirmed. The Raiders list an NFC East opponent as TBD for that season, so Philadelphia is possible only if it matches the Raiders’ place-based 17th-game pairing. Wait for the NFL schedule and official Raiders ticket link before buying. (operations.nfl.com)
Could the Eagles play the Raiders in Las Vegas in 2027?
Yes, it is possible, but not confirmed. The Raiders’ 2027 home opponents include an NFC East team to be determined. The NFL’s 17th-game rule uses the previous season’s division standings, so the opponent depends on the teams’ 2026 finishes. The official schedule will settle the matchup. (operations.nfl.com)
When will the NFL announce its 2027 schedule?
The NFL has not announced the 2027 schedule-release date. Recent releases came in May: May 14, 2025, and May 14, 2026. May 2027 is a reasonable period to monitor, but no exact day or release time is confirmed. (media.nfl.com)
What time would Eagles–Raiders tickets go on sale?
There is no confirmed sale time because the 2027 matchup is not confirmed. The NFL says individual-game tickets go on sale immediately after each matchup is announced, but that does not supply a separate clock time for a future Raiders game. Follow the official event page for the actual sale details. (media.nfl.com)
Is Philadelphia scheduled to visit the Raiders in 2029?
Yes. The Raiders’ official future-opponent list names Philadelphia among their 2029 home opponents. It does not yet give the game date, kickoff time, or ticket-sale details, so there is no 2029 Eagles ticket listing to buy from that information alone. (raiders.com)
How much will Eagles tickets in Las Vegas cost?
No verified starting price has been announced for a 2027 game. The official historical schedule sources reviewed do not provide a dependable face-value benchmark for the past Eagles–Raiders meetings. Compare the same seating area and the full checkout total once an official event listing is available.
Where should I buy Raiders home-game tickets?
Start at Raiders.com’s tickets page and follow its official single-game link. The NFL also directs buyers to NFL.com/tickets. If you compare resale listings elsewhere, verify the date, venue, seat location, delivery method, fees, and order-specific protections before paying. (raiders.com)
Are screenshots valid for entry at Allegiant Stadium?
No. The Raiders’ mobile ticket guide says a screenshot is not sufficient for admission. Access the ticket through the Raiders + Allegiant Stadium app or the ticket account specified in your order, and follow the event’s transfer instructions if another person will use it. (raiders.com)
Do resale prices usually fall before kickoff?
There is no verified, reliable price-drop schedule for this matchup. Resale prices and fees can change, and a lower listing after purchase does not guarantee a refund or price adjustment. Compare equivalent seats and review the marketplace’s terms before you buy. (legal.ticketmaster.com)
(This article was written by one of our staff writers, Michael T. Hargrove. Visit our Meet the Team page.)
