AT&T Stadium
Home of the Dallas Cowboys, with a huge retractable roof and a suspended high-definition video screen. Visitors can watch a game or join a guided tour.
AT&T Stadium is in Arlington and opened in 2009. It is the home of the Dallas Cowboys of the NFL and seats about 80,000, expandable to more than 100,000. The retractable roof, column-free arch steel structure, and giant high-definition video board suspended above the field are impressive. The stadium also displays many works of contemporary art. On non-game days, self-guided and guided tours (about $30-50) are available, including access to the locker rooms and the field. Watching a home game during the NFL season is the most authentic Texas experience. It is about 30 kilometers from downtown Dallas and requires a car.
Opening hours
Tours about 10:00 AM–4:30 PM (except race days)
Nearby sights
- Six Flags Over Texas
- Fort Worth Water Gardens
- Sundance Square
- Bass Performance Hall
- Sid Richardson Museum
- Magnolia Avenue (Near Southside)
- Fort Worth Stockyards
- Cowtown Coliseum (Stockyards Championship Rodeo)