AT&T Stadium 🇺🇸

Home of: The Dallas Cowboys (NFC East)

AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, opened in 2009 as the home of the Dallas Cowboys, replacing Texas Stadium. Designed by HKS Architects as a civic structure, this retractable roof venue is widely known as "Jerry World" after owner Jerry Jones. You will marvel at its architecture, featuring two nearly 300-foot-tall arches spanning the dome, massive glass end zone doors, and a retractable roof designed to protect against the elements while echoing the trademark hole of the team's former home.

As the largest stadium in the NFL by seating capacity, it seats 80,000 fans and can expand to over 100,000 using standing-room Party Pass sections set on elevated platforms behind the end zones. Inside, you are immersed in cutting-edge tech, including over 3,000 Sony LCD screens and a massive center-hung Mitsubishi high-definition video board. Beyond NFL game days, the facility hosts concerts, college football like the Cotton Bowl Classic, basketball tournaments, soccer matches, and major international events such as the FIFA World Cup.

You can even dine at the Stadium Club, a public five-days-a-week restaurant and bar located right inside the facility.

What to see at AT&T Stadium

• Twin nearly 300-foot-tall arches supporting one of the world's tallest domes
• Enormous center-hung Mitsubishi HDTV display and over 3,000 Sony LCD screens
• Capacity expanding over 100,000 via elevated Party Pass platforms behind the end zones
• Specialized SoftTop Convertible Turf that easily transitions for concerts and multi-sport events
• On-site dining at the Stadium Club, a public five-days-a-week restaurant and bar

Stadium tours & game day

For a unique game-day perspective, grab a Party Pass to watch the action from the six elevated platforms situated behind the end zones.

How long: 2-3 hours · Best time: Game day (NFL season)

How to get there & what’s nearby

AT&T Stadium is easy to reach on game days and by Dallas’s public transport. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Dallas travel guide.

AT&T Stadium in pictures