What it's known for
AT&T Stadium is built on a massive scale: the arched roof spans the whole building, and the center-hung video board stretches roughly from one 20-yard line to the other. Standing-room areas let the stadium hold well over 100,000 people for the biggest events.
The building also has a large contemporary art collection displayed around the concourses, and it hosts college football, concerts and major soccer matches as well as the Cowboys.
Getting there
Arlington sits between Dallas and Fort Worth and doesn’t have a commuter rail system, so most fans drive and park in the stadium lots or use rideshare. Globe Life Field, the Rangers’ ballpark, is next door.
Tips for your visit
- Arrive early to walk the concourses and see the art collection.
- The standing-room ‘party pass’ areas are a cheaper way in for big games.
- Pair a Cowboys game with a Rangers game next door if the schedules line up.
Keep the stub
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Details last reviewed November 2026. Stadium names, bag policies and transit change, so check the team’s official site before you go. momnts isn't affiliated with the NFL or any team.