HENDERSON (KTNV) — The Las Vegas Raiders hosted a Trick or Treat Rally open to the public at their Intermountain Health Performance Center on Sunday evening.
Although open to the public, only a capacity of 800 is allowed. Trick-or-treaters were encouraged to RSVP online, but it appears to be sold out since Sunday afternoon. There was a $5 entrance fee for each guest, and it's said to benefit the Raiders Foundation.
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Fans were able to meet the Raiderettes, Raiders Alumni and even some of the members of the Black Hole.
It's not everyday the community gets to go Inside the practice facility, and Raiders Alumni Teyo Johnson says this event Is all about giving fans that chance to see the team up close.
"I think It's super Important for kids to see the guys they see playing on TV or former players that they can just reach up and engage with and Interact with and see just how accessible the stars on the team are," Johnson said.
Fans participated In a Raiders-themed costume contest for all ages to show Silver and Black pride. The winner received two tickets to a game, signed merch and gift cards.
The event also had trick-or-treat stations, food trucks and a DJ from 4 to 7 p.m.
