Grabbing two beers, two sodas and four hot dogs sounds like a simple order at an NFL game. At some stadiums, that same order costs more than a decent dinner out. Action Network priced that basic concession run at every NFL stadium for 2026, and the gap between the most and least expensive venues is bigger than most fans probably expect.
Allegiant Stadium Sets the Pace
Allegiant Stadium tops the list. Two beers, two soft drinks and four hot dogs come to an estimated $86.63, the highest combined total in Action Network’s 2026 concession data. Vegas isn’t cheap in general, and this order shows it.
Northwest Stadium Makes Beer Hurt
Northwest Stadium lands second at an estimated $83.94. Beer is doing most of the damage here. Two beers alone run $34.10, the priciest beer order on this list.
SoFi Stadium Splits the Bill Between Two Teams
SoFi Stadium comes in third at $83.51. The Rams and Chargers share the building, so this single estimate covers concessions for both fan bases.
Levi’s Stadium Rounds Out the Top Four
Levi’s Stadium isn’t far behind at $79.36. That keeps the Bay Area near the top of the list alongside Allegiant.
Highmark Stadium Has the Costliest Hot Dogs
Highmark Stadium’s total comes to $79.15, but the real standout is the hot dogs. Four dogs here run an estimated $46.52, the highest hot dog total in the NFL, according to a 2026 analysis of Bills game-day spending.
Raymond James Stadium Cracks the Middle of the Pack
Tampa’s estimated concession total sits at $77.87, putting Raymond James roughly in the middle of the league. It’s still enough to turn a basic concession run into a real line item for a family outing.
MetLife Stadium Serves Two Fan Bases at One Price
Jets and Giants fans share the same $74.13 estimate at MetLife Stadium, one of several venues on this list hosting two teams under one concession menu. Whichever team is playing, the prices at the stand don’t change.
Lumen Field’s Drinks Add Up
Seattle’s total reaches $73.87, driven less by hot dogs and more by drink prices. Two soft drinks alone are estimated at $17.59, among the highest on the list.
Soldier Field Keeps Chicago Mid-Pack
Soldier Field’s estimated total lands at $70.07, keeping Chicago solidly in the middle third of the rankings. That’s a few dollars below the league’s rough midpoint for this order.
Hard Rock Stadium Holds Steady in Miami
Miami’s total comes to $68.01, with hot dogs priced notably lower than the venues ranked above it. Beer and soda prices here land close to the league average.
NRG Stadium Keeps Houston in the Lower Half
Houston’s estimated total is $67.85, helped by one of the lower hot dog prices in the study at $27.12 for four. That keeps NRG Stadium comfortably in the bottom half of the rankings.
Caesars Superdome Lands Near the Bottom
New Orleans checks in at $65.71, among the more affordable venues on this list despite hosting one of the league’s biggest stadiums. Size, it turns out, doesn’t automatically mean higher concession prices.
AT&T Stadium Rounds Out the 13
AT&T Stadium closes out the list at $65.39, the lowest total among the 13 stadiums measured in this comparison. Even the NFL’s flashiest venue can’t claim the priciest concessions.
Budget for the Basics First
These figures work best as a comparison tool, not a guarantee of what a menu board shows on game day. Action Network says it estimated 2026 concession costs by applying category-specific inflation changes to 2025 baselines, since official 2026 prices weren’t consistently available across every team. Check your team’s current menu if exact prices matter, but budgeting for the basics before kickoff can prevent a surprise at the register.