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A $24.99 ‘Ghost Torta’ Is Waiting for Your Seahawks in Vegas, and It’s Packed With… Pork Belly?

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The Las Vegas Raiders are celebrating Halloween this 2026 NFL season by dropping a new, spooky concession item on their fans, and guess what? Our Seattle Seahawks are heading straight into its path come November 15.

Allegiant Stadium’s Latest Ghoulish Grub

Okay, so what exactly is this thing? Dubbed the “Ghost Torta,” it is absolutely loaded, featuring hot dog AND pork belly. Yeah, you read that right, *pork belly*. Then they pile on refried beans, lettuce, pico de gallo, queso fresco, and avocado aioli. It sounds… ambitious, to say the least. This monster of a sandwich will set you back a cool $24.99, available at Section 141, at the Taste of the Nation concession stand in Allegiant Stadium. Seriously, $24.99 for a torta? That’s quite a tab!

When the Hawks Meet the Torta

But here’s where it gets interesting for us Hawks fans. While the Raiders are currently on the road for a couple of games, playing the Jets and the 49ers, this “Ghost Torta” will be haunting Allegiant Stadium just in time for our boys to roll into town. That’s right, on November 15, when the Seattle Seahawks face the Raiders for a Sunday afternoon matchup, this Halloween-themed monstrosity will be waiting for those brave enough to shell out for it.

So, as our Hawks get ready to battle the Raiders on November 15, will anyone brave the “Ghost Torta”? Will it be a spectral snack or a culinary catastrophe? Either way, you can bet Allegiant Stadium will be buzzing, and our Seahawks will be there, ready to take care of business on the field, no matter what ghoulish grub is being served up. Go Hawks!

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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