How do I book a stadium tour?

Tours can be booked directly at attstadium.com. Both guided and self-guided options are available on most days. Check the site for current availability, as tour access to certain areas like the field level may be limited during event setup, including the ongoing FIFA 2026 preparations.

What can I see on the stadium tour right now?

Current tours include the Cowboys locker room, the press box, luxury suites, and artwork throughout the building. Because the field is being prepared for FIFA World Cup 2026, field-level access may be restricted, but guests are getting a rare look at the actual World Cup conversion process happening in real time.

How many people does AT&T Stadium hold?

Standard capacity is around 80,000 for NFL games, but the stadium has expanded to over 101,000 for special events like WrestleMania. It is one of the largest domed stadiums in the world by capacity.

Where exactly is AT&T Stadium located?

The stadium is at 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011, accessible via I-30 between Dallas and Fort Worth. It sits adjacent to Globe Life Field and the Rangers entertainment complex. Paid parking lots surround the venue, and rideshare drop-off zones are clearly marked.

What events does AT&T Stadium host besides Cowboys games?

The venue hosts college football bowl games, WrestleMania, boxing and MMA cards, international soccer matches, monster truck events, motorsports, and major concerts. FIFA World Cup 2026 matches are also scheduled here, making it one of the premier World Cup venues in the United States.

Is there an art collection inside the stadium?

Yes. The AT&T Stadium Art Program features over 50 large-scale contemporary art installations displayed permanently throughout the building. Artists represented include names from both the Texas art scene and the international contemporary art world. The collection is accessible to all ticketed guests and tour visitors.

What accessibility options are available?

AT&T Stadium is fully ADA compliant with accessible seating throughout all levels, elevator access to every concourse, accessible restrooms, and designated drop-off areas. Guests needing specific accommodations are encouraged to contact the stadium directly through attstadium.com before their visit.

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The stadium tour is the most popular way to experience AT&T Stadium outside of a live event. Guided and self-guided options take you through the Cowboys locker room, the press box, the private suites, and as close to the field as current event preparation allows. Tour guests right now are getting an exclusive look at the FIFA 2026 conversion, a genuine once-in-a-generation construction moment.

Beyond tours, the venue operates as a full-scale event complex. It hosts NFL regular season and playoff games, college football bowl games, boxing and MMA cards, motorsports, monster truck events, and stadium-sized concerts from the world's biggest touring acts. Private event spaces range from intimate club rooms to full-field buyouts for corporate functions and galas.

The AT&T Stadium Art Program adds a dimension most arenas skip entirely. Over 50 large-scale contemporary art installations are permanently displayed throughout the building, turning a walk to your seat into something closer to a gallery experience. Parking, premium hospitality packages, and accessible seating are all managed through the official site at attstadium.com.

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a month ago

"One of the best stadium in America. Beautiful and massive with impressive views. I Went there for stadium tour and watched Cowboys locker room and preparation was going on for Fifa World Cup 2026. Well managed and great facilities."

— Riwaj Shrestha

"Did the stadium tour. I really enjoyed myself. Will have to do it again because the only down side was they were preparing for fifa so we didnt get a chance to go on the field."

— Danny Clark

6 months ago

"A truly remarkable stadium ! We attended wrestlemania there and besides being beautiful, even though there were 101,000 people it didn't seem crowded. We went back years later and took the stadium tour which I highly recommend. The tour guide was great and they take you everywhere including the locker rooms and onto the field. You can tell that a lot of care and planning went Into this stadium. The only drawback is that the parking is some of the most expensive that I've seen at a stadium."

— William Pataky

5 months ago

"Hosted our company Holiday Party in December and it was truly an experience! Thank you to the stadium staff, to legends global and a special thanks to Kala! Kala made sure we were taken care of and addressed any questions or concerns in a timely manner to ensure we had an incredible experience. Cheers to the them at AT&T Stadium and definitely would recommend them for your next event."

— Angel Gonzales

"Attending the 2025 Cotton Bowl at AT&T Stadium was my first time seeing Miami play there, and coming from years of games at Hard Rock Stadium, the contrast was immediate. AT&T Stadium feels engineered for scale and control. Everything is massive, from the seating bowl to the concourses to the center-hung video board that dominates your field of vision. The indoor, climate-controlled environment creates a polished, almost cinematic game-day experience. You never worry about weather, sun, or heat, and that consistency makes the event feel big, deliberate, and tightly produced. Sightlines are strong, and no matter where you look, there is always a screen pulling you back into the action. It feels less like a stadium reacting to the game and more like a venue presenting it. Hard Rock Stadium, by comparison, feels more organic and more emotional. The open-air environment, the humidity, and the light all become part of the experience. The canopy is a huge win for Miami, providing shade without closing off the field, but there is still an unpredictability that makes games feel alive. When momentum swings at Hard Rock, you feel it physically, in the crowd noise, the air, and the energy rolling through the bowl. As a Miami fan, AT&T impressed me with comfort, efficiency, and sheer spectacle. Hard Rock still wins on atmosphere and authenticity. One feels like a world-class event venue, the other feels like football happening in real life. Both are excellent, just built for very different kinds of memories."

— Jeremie X. McLeod

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