Rugby League Las Vegas Soars to New Heights with 2026 Event Week Extravaganza, February 25 - 28
Get ready for a thrilling week of international sports, entertainment, and fan experiences culminating in a spectacular finale on Saturday, February 28th, as the National Rugby League (NRL) takes center stage at Allegiant Stadium.
The 2026 Rugby League Las Vegas Event Week promises to be the most immersive and action-packed schedule in the event's history, bringing together fans, athletes, executives, and communities from around the globe.
"The NRL's legendary Las Vegas experience reaches new heights in 2026 with our biggest and most immersive Event Week ever," said NRL CEO Andrew Abdo. "We've elevated iconic experiences like Fan Fest, Fan Hub, the Business of Sport Conference, and the NRL Nines, while the addition of Oz Fest trade fair promises to add a new dimension to this incredible week of connection between the US, Australia, the UK, and the Pacific."
On game day, fans inside Allegiant Stadium will be treated to a cultural extravaganza, both on and off the field. From specialty food offerings like meat pies, sausage rolls, lamb burgers, Tim Tam brownies, and bangers and mash, to immersive experiences, this event is set to be a culinary and cultural journey.
Here's a sneak peek at the exciting lineup of events:
Wednesday, February 25th:
- Clark County School Gala Day at Silver Bowl Park: A partnership with the Las Vegas Raiders and Clark County School District, featuring 21 schools, 45 teams, and 10 fields. NRL League Tag clinics, games, and NFL Flag Football will keep the action going from 9:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
- Fan Hub & Media Launch at Resorts World Las Vegas: Player appearances, autograph sessions, live broadcasts, DJs, entertainment, NRL legends, and U.S. sports stars. Open Wednesday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Thursday, February 26th:
- OzFest Trade Fair at Resorts World Las Vegas: A two-day celebration of Australian culture, featuring food, wine, beverages, agriculture, sport, and technology. Interactive exhibits, fireside chats, esports competitions, media broadcasts, and giveaways await from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- NRL Vegas 9s at Silver Bowl Park: Men's and women's Premier, Community, and College divisions, with teams from the U.S., Canada, Australia, and the UK. The Premier Division Final will be played at Allegiant Stadium, and the National Collegiate Rugby partnership will identify North American talent for potential NRL pathways.
- Fan Fest at Fremont Street Experience: Live performances by CMT Award-winning country star Dylan Scott and more.
Friday, February 27th:
- Business of Sport Conference at Resorts World Las Vegas: The third annual conference featuring global leaders in sports, media, and finance, attracting attendees from Las Vegas, Australia, the UK, and beyond.
- Jim Jefferies Comedy Show at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
Saturday, February 28th:
- NRL Doubleheader & Super League Matchups at Allegiant Stadium: The final of the Premier Division (Vegas 9s) and on-field performances featuring 400 students from the U.S., UK, and Australia. The stadium menu will be transformed to feature Australian and UK cuisine.
Tickets for NRL Las Vegas 2026 are now available for purchase online at www.nrl.com/vegas. Don't miss out on this extraordinary sporting and entertainment experience!
About Rugby League Las Vegas 2026:
Rugby League returns to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on February 28, 2026, with the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs vs. St. George Illawarra Dragons and the Newcastle Knights vs. North Queensland Cowboys. The UK's Super League will also join the fun with the Hull Kingston Rovers vs. Leeds Rhinos.
For more information, visit https://www.nrl.com/vegas.
About the National Rugby League (NRL):
The NRL is the world's premier professional Rugby League organization, overseeing elite men's and women's competitions across Australia and New Zealand. Its flagship men's competition features 17 teams, while the women's league boasts 12 teams. The NRL attracts approximately three million fans annually and reaches over 100 million viewers worldwide. It also hosts high-profile events like the State of Origin series, Australia's most-watched sporting rivalry, and international competitions and national teams.
Beyond competition, the NRL runs the largest community impact program in Australian sport, using professional athletes to promote health, education, inclusion, and positive outcomes for children and young people.
