AT&T Stadium

The stadium is positioned in the heart of the Arlington Entertainment District between Dallas and Fort Worth. The surrounding area functions as a sports and entertainment destination, which results in heavy event day traffic.

Driving & Parking

• Driving
  From Dallas, take I-30 West and exit at Ballpark Way. From Fort Worth, take I-30 East to the Ballpark Way exit. From I-20, exit at Cooper Street and follow signs to the stadium. From I-35W, take I-30 East to Ballpark Way. Parking lots open five hours before kickoff for Cowboys games, and traffic begins backing up 3-4 hours before.
• Parking
  The stadium offers thousands of parking spaces in lettered lots surrounding the venue. Pre-purchasing parking through the Cowboys' official website is strongly recommended, as lots sell out quickly. The Blue Lots are closer to the stadium gates while the Silver Lots are further out at a better price. Reserved sections of the lots nearest the stadium (1, 2, 5, 6, 7 & 10) are exclusive for season and suite ticket holders, though there are still non-reserved parts of those garages as well. Lots closer to the current and old baseball stadium (Globe Life Filed & Choctaw Stadium) offer even better prices for a longer walk but tailgating is restricted in most of them For tailgaters needing to stock up, Walmart Supercenter right next to the stadium lots is perfect for grabbing coolers, snacks, and supplies. Whole Foods Market offers organic and premium options if you're looking for higher end tailgate fare. For beverages, Total Wine & More or Spec's Wines, Spirits & Finer Foods both offer extensive selections at competitive prices.

Public Transit

• Arlington has limited public transit options compared to major metro areas. The Arlington Entertainment District Trolley provides free shuttle service to the stadium from nearly 30 participating hotels located in the area

Rideshare

• There are 2 designated drop off zones: the north side of Randol Mill Road in Lot 1 and the south side off of Cowboys Way in Lot 6. The only post game pick up zone is at the entrance to Miller LiteHouse at N Collins St. and Cowboys way

Pregame Bars & Restaurants

• Texas Live!
  This 200,000-square-foot entertainment district sits directly between AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field, making it the ultimate pregame destination. Inside you'll find multiple bars and restaurants including Live! Arena (a massive multilevel sports bar considered the "living room" of the complex). The district hosts live music, outdoor events, and gameday festivities year round.
  • Miller Tavern & Beer Garden
    Features elevated gastropub fare and world-class beer selection
  • Guy Fieri's Taco Joint
    Serving made-from-scratch tacos and salsas
  • PBR Texas: A Coors Banquet Bar
    This is the largest PBR bar in the country featuring two mechanical bulls
• J. Gilligan's Bar & Grill
  This long standing local favorite is best known for its Irish Nachos. It offers a convenient shuttle service to the stadium and provides a classic Irish pub atmosphere that has served the community for decades.
• The Tipsy Oak
  This gastropub is recognized for its globally inspired menu and large outdoor patio. It offers a relaxed setting for craft beer enthusiasts and diners looking for unique twists on traditional comfort food.
• Grease Monkey Burger Shop
  A popular choice for those seeking high quality burgers and a garage themed environment. It features a diverse menu of specialty sandwiches and often has live music on the weekends.
• Hurtado Barbecue
  This restaurant is famous for its Mexicue style barbecue. Fans frequently line up early for their brisket and Texas Twinkies, which are brisket stuffed jalapeños wrapped in bacon.

For those visiting Arlington for more than just the game, Six Flags Over Texas, the original Six Flags theme park, is right across from the stadium. Open since 1961, it features 14 world-class roller coasters and over 100 attractions. Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers, is also nearby, making Arlington a true sports destination. For golf enthusiasts, the Texas Rangers Golf Club at 701 Brown Blvd is the world's only MLB-branded golf course. the International Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame is located just across the street from Six Flags. The museum celebrates the history of bowling worldwide with interactive exhibits, artifacts from early Egyptian bowling games, and the Hall of Fame honoring bowling legends.

AT&T Stadium's design emphasizes scale and technology, with features that set it apart from any other NFL venue.

• Tom Landry Statue
  Positioned directly outside the stadium footprint on the north side at Gate A, adjacent to the team's primary Pro Shop. This bronze monument honors the franchise's first head coach and was physically relocated from Texas Stadium.
• The Jumbotron
  The stadium's centerpiece is the massive HD video board measuring 160 feet wide by 72 feet tall, weighing 1.2 million pounds. At the time of construction, it was the largest LED videoboard in the world. It stretches from one 20-yard line to the other and is so impressive that many fans reportedly watch the entire game on the screen rather than looking down at the field. The resolution and clarity are unmatched, making every play visible from any seat.
• Retractable Roof
  The stadium features a huge retractable roof that can open or close in approximately 10 minutes. For Cowboys games, the roof is typically kept closed to maintain climate control. The roof is supported by massive steel trusses that are architectural statements themselves.
• Championship Banners
  The five Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl championship banners hang permanently from the stadium’s interior roof rafters, positioned high above the end zone seating decks commemorating victories in 1971 (VI), 1977 (XII), 1992 (XXVII), 1993 (XXVIII), and 1995 (XXX)
• Ring of Honor
  Displayed permanently inside the stadium bowl along the upper suite level fascia. It encircles the interior bowl displaying the names of 24 historic players, coaches, and executives enshrined by the franchise.
• The Dallas Cowboys Art Collection
  The stadium features a collection of over 90 contemporary artworks integrated directly into the building's architecture and distributed widely throughout the stadium.

AT&T Stadium features over 300 luxury suites and extensive club seating options across six suite levels from Field Level through Star Level.

• Star Level Suites
  Positioned at the highest vertical suite level, these luxury boxes are primarily situated along the stadium corners and end zones. Ticket holders gain entry to both the Silver Club and Main Club lounges.
• Ring of Honor Suites
  Located on the upper sideline suite tier directly beneath the Star Level, these suites provide wide, unobstructed views of the entire playing surface from a premium sideline vantage point.
• Touchdown Suites
  Positioned at field level directly behind the playing surface in the east and west end zones. They feature an indoor kitchen and living space paired with an outdoor balcony rail directly behind the goalposts.
• Field Level Suites
  Located directly along the north and south sidelines at turf level. South-side suite guests are positioned directly behind the Dallas Cowboys' team bench. These spaces grant direct entry to the private Field Level Club lounges, where fans can view the players entering and exiting the locker room tunnels.
• Main Level Club
  Premium sideline club seating located on the 200-level tier. These areas feature wider cushioned chairs, private stadium entrance gates, and access to the Main Level Club lounges.
• Founders Club
  A premium, all-inclusive neighborhood nested directly within the middle sections of the Main Level Club. Tickets in these specific sections feature all-inclusive gourmet food and beverage service, including alcohol, along with access to the private Founders Club Lounge.
• Hall of Fame Club
  Positioned on the lowest club tier within the 100-level sidelines. These seats place fans within the first 20 rows of the field and feature access to the private Hall of Fame Club Lounge.

AT&T Stadium's food and beverage program has evolved significantly new items added each season. The stadium focuses on diverse options and local Texas flavors including queso, barbecue, and Tex-Mex influences.

Signature Items

• The Pizza Burger
  A 16-ounce Angus beef patty positioned between two pepperoni pizzas with marinara and mozzarella, available at the Papa John's stands near sections 201 and 226.
• Ruffles Buffalo Chicken Sandwich
  Features fried chicken topped with buffalo sauce and potato chips, available at the four CRISP stands located throughout the stadium concourses.
• Frito Pie Burger
  This item incorporates the structural elements of a traditional Texas Frito® Pie directly onto a grilled beef patty. Served on a brioche bun, the burger is built with a standard beef patty topped with stadium chili, melted cheddar cheese, crunchy Chili Cheese Fritos, and fresh pico de gallo. It is available at primary burger and general concession stands across the main concourses.
• Smoked Salmon BLT
  This sandwich replaces standard proteins with premium cold-smoked salmon, which is layered with crisp bacon, green leaf lettuce, and sliced tomatoes. It is distributed through select marketplace and premium dining stands on the concourses.

Standard Fare

Traditional hot dogs, nachos, pretzels, and chicken tenders are available at quick-service stands across all levels of the building.

Drinks

The stadium's beverage program focuses heavily on regional Texas preferences, specialized cocktail concepts, and centralized fan plazas.

• Signature Cocktails & Margaritas
  • The Cowboyrita
    The long-standing signature frozen drink of the stadium. It features a traditional sweet-and-tangy lime margarita profile and is widely available at main concourse bars and Hall of Fame concession locations.
  • Liquid Zero Margarita
    A health-conscious, zero-sugar, and keto-friendly alternative to the traditional Cowboyrita. It is mixed using Hornitos Plata Tequila and zero-sugar mixers to accommodate fans monitoring their carbohydrate or sugar intake.
  • Cowboys Michelada
    A prominent regional option that blends Clamato juice with Miller Lite and authentic seasoning. It is widely served at dedicated draft stations, frequently packaged in collectible theme cups.
• Craft Beer
  Standard concession lines and private club lounges (including the main sideline clubs and the daily-operational Stadium Club) highlight regional Texas staples like Shiner Bock (Spoetzl Brewery). These regional choices are paired on tap alongside major domestic options including Miller Lite, Coors Banquet, and Blue Moon Belgian White.