AT&T Stadium

Seriously upset!
We paid high dollar for the sand dollar and we got there early to have front row and
Kenny showed up in front of us one time!
We should have spent half of the money and sat in first row which is where he spent 80% of his time!
Next time now who spent the big bucks to see you Kenny!
Won’t do it again! So disappointed !

We were in Texas for WrestleMania 32.
The facility was huge and very nice.
The drawback was standing outside for two hours waiting to get in.
The doors were supposed to open around 3, but we did not get in until after 4:30.
We missed alot of the pre show matches.
Apparently the stadium was having wifi issues (they must have AT&T internet), which prevented their ticket scanners from working properly. So, minus the two stars for that.
Levis Stadium was way more organized for a huge event such as WrestleMania and we were admitted there with no issue.

Quite easily the most impressive sporting arena I have ever been to, AT&T Stadium or The Death Star as some of us Floridians call it, sets the standard in multi-​use complexes. Our 2 hour tour covered everything from the $ 1.5 billion price tag, to the 7 storey flat screen tv that hangs from the ceiling. I don’t even like The Dallas Cowboys but even if you’re not a fan, it was really cool as a NFL fan, to see the house that Jerry Jones built. A few pieces of info. Stadium retractable ceiling takes 10 minutes to open and close, 3,276 flat screen tvs located throughout stadium. Nachos is the top selling item. Each players locker room is $ 9,000 African made wood lockers. The dirt under the field is 50 feet below sea level and Jerry Jones even made money off that by selling it. Alll in all very impressive, worth a visit if you’re a football fan.
Who Dat? Geaux Saints!!!

Very professional staff. Thank you for a great tour inside AT&T stadium. Clean & welcoming. Awesome experience to be able to walk on the field. Lots of free parking. Reasonable price to go in, Veterans get 20% off from general admission price.

Went last night for the draft party, me and my oldest son had gone here for a Cowboys game before, but wife and other kids had not been here. We all enjoyed it, and its a really nice stadium.

Jerry Jones, you have issues. $ 60 parking. Massive sprawling lots. Ticketing and security systems that are super buggy. Went for Wrestlemania but will not be back.

Came to AT&T Stadium for a tour… as tourists do. While it was a tad bit awkward to do so not as a Dallas Cowboys fan, it was still a very informative and spectacular tour. This stadium is nothing short of an architectural feat!!! And not just because it’s pretty… but because of all the attention to minute details. Jerry Jones really outdid himself!
We opted for the VIP tour which takes you a few suites, including Jerry’s personal suite as well as to player locker rooms, and the usual jazz. The tour was fun; our tour guide Cindy was incredibly entertaining with her anecdotes and snippy comments. She was also very knowledgeable.
It’s also very cool that they allow fans onto the field. Most times, sport venues make (empty) threats to kick you out if you so much breathe on the grass. Of course, it may just be a gimmick to get people to buy the $ 27 cowboys football pre-​tour so that you can «catch a touchdown on the field»…but it was still awesome.

Not only is AT&T Stadium one of the coolest venues in the NFL to visit, I found it to be one of the best to tour in all of professional sports! Granted Jerry Jones I believe put up something like $ 2 billion dollars to build it, the stadium is an iconic landmark in the Fort Worth, Texas area. It’s right next door to MLB’s Texas Rangers and Six Flags Amusement Park. So, there’s a lot going on all within a short distance.
The tour for AT&T Stadium is terrific! I bought my tickets inside the stadium at the Team Store. They have lots of tours going on daily so buying a ticket was no problem with no wait. Within the tour, they take you everywhere! I mean, yeah, looking up at the biggest sports scoreboard in the world is pretty mesmerizing… but they give you lots of time for good photos. You get to visit luxury box seats, you go inside the Cowboys locker room as well! (I took a photo in front of Tony Romo’s locker!) Also, I couldn’t believe this… they have a locker room for cheerleaders… and you get a look inside the cheerleaders locker room! No wonder why it’s so prestigious to be a Cowboys cheerleader… lol. And I wasn’t expecting this… they let you on the field to hang out and walk around. They had some footballs if you wanted to throw the ball around. Oh, almost forgot… they give you access to the Miller Lite Club Bar… which is amazing… it’s where you can have a drink and it’s the access area to getting onto the field. So, in order for players to enter and exit the football field, they have to walk thru the Miller Lite Club Bar. For any fan hanging out here, it’s a surreal experience to get that close to the players!
All in all, touring AT&T Stadium is an absolute highlight whether you’re a fan of the Cowboys or a fan of the NFL and sports. The Stadium is as big as it gets, seating 100,000 people, and you will certainly be in awe when exploring this mecca. I highly recommend!

This stadium is amazing. Anything you have ever complained about while visiting another stadium, is a problem solved in this stadium. All future stadiums should take after this one (I’m looking at you, LA).
We went for Wrasssslemania (yes, that’s how one must say it) and were able to use not only Cowboys’ parking but also the Rangers’. Each ticket said which entrance to use and if you didn’t use it, security kicked you out of line and made you go to the correct entrance (this is great for crowd control and makes perfect sense). The security lines moved quick and they definitely have a proper protocol in place. Inside is massive (just how it looks on TV) and beautiful. The seats are beyond comfortable. Padded with fold down cup holders. Every seat has a good view, which is surprising considering its massive size.
Concessions are the usual and are overpriced but not terribly so. Lines there move quick, as well. One person fills cups with soda or beer, another takes your money and runs the register. Everything about this stadium runs in a perfect order from start to finish. Leaving can be a mess but remember it’s you plus 100,000 other people trying to leave at the same time. I wish I lived closer to this stadium!

So obviously the stadium is amazing. It is state of the art and even the seats in the 400 level where we sat for Wrestlemania had a good view. Yes, it was a long distance view, but we could see and of course the huge 60 yard television helps get a close view of the action. Once inside the experience was very good. A lot of food stands, the restrooms were close, the seats were comfortable, and I liked the view.
The main downfall for me was getting in. We knew there were going to be around 100,000 people and the gates open at 3:30, so we got in line at 1:30 and were way back. As time went on more people came and the line we were in suddenly wasn’t much of a line but a pack of people. The issue was to get through security there were just two small gates the size of a door frame for everyone on that side of the stadium to go through. The gates didn’t actually start opening at 3:30. It was maybe 3:45 and by 5:00 we were still in line way back because it was so slow to get in through the gate. Once we made it past that check point it was a breeze to get to the ticket taker, into the stadium, and too our seats. It was disappointing to arrive more than 3 hours prior to an event starting and to get into our seats already missing the first match and half of the second. There needs to be some improvement to that process — either more gates and more workers or something. It is way too slow and frustrating.

Faaaancy ass stadium. Dispite of them having a sucky team Lol, the stadium was gorgeous (being said by a Raiders fan)! CUSHION seats, large big bars on every floor, alots of BBQ food vendors. but I wasn’t here to watch the cowboys play being obvious it isn’t football season yet but I was here to watch Wrestlemania 32 and it was amazing to watch & being seated in the club section the big ass TV screen helped! This place is huge and had a great experience here watching the wrestling matches, indoor stadium, indoor fireworks & they even had a Walmart across the street etc. Even though the food/​drinks we’re expensive, everything was worth it. I love how every time I got up and got a drink or food it wasn’t crowded and the lines we’re short.
HOPE to come back when the Raiders whoop Cowboys butt! LOL!

I attended the AT&T stadium for Wrestlemaina yesterday & I can honestly say it was one of the best experiences of my life. Over 100,000 people attended this event (breaking the Wrestlemaina attendance record) & it couldn’t have been possible without this amazing stadium.
This was my first time being in a professional stadium & I don’t know if I could have picked a better one. Words can’t even describe the awe-​inspiring & monumental feeling this stadium radiated. Yes, the food/​drink prices are high but that’s to be expected. Everything about this trip was well worth the money! I can’t wait to go back.

Stood outside for Wrestlemania 32 because their Wi-​Fi went down. Missed the pre show and the first match. Boo. What is AT&T specialty? Truly disappointed. Flew in from California for my first wrestlemania and I missed the beginning of the show??? No one explained anything. Stood outside in the heat, even showed up 3 ½ hours for doors to open open at 3:30. Finally got in around 6? Not ok…
No explanation to why we were waiting in line. People were cutting, getting sunburnt, dehydrated. No control over the crowd. Got there at 1 for doors to open at 3:30, got in after 6pm… Not happy. Get your act together Dallas.

We just saw Wrestlemania 32 here! (I have previously seen Kenny Chesney concert here a few years back).
Such a nice stadium! I love the design. This place is HUGE! For Wrestlemania, the attendance was 101,763!!! The line to get in was insane. Not sure what they could have done differently.
There are so many food options, restrooms, etc. The only thing this place lacked is a place for a nursing mom, sans baby, to pump. Even the «family restrooms» lacked an electrical outlet. After much searching, we stopped at guest services and was directed to the first aid station. (Am I injured!!! Wtf.) The first aid room was filled with about a dozen or so DUDES. When I say I have to pump, they pull a flimsy curtain for me to hide behind when I did my thang. How relaxing! It’s a shame that in today’s age, with a new state of the art stadium, there aren’t facilities available for a nursing mom. (There are these AWESOME nursing/​pumping pods called Mamava… Stadiums like AT&T should get these!!!)
There is a stadium rule that you can’t NOT bring in any bags/​purses. Be aware! I had about a half dozen workers tell me I wasn’t going to be able to bring my breast pump in with me (it looks like a black purse). Obviously, I was able to.
We snuck out a little early to avoid the crowd. Thank GOD we did!!! We had no issues leaving. We heard from others later on that for some, it took 2+ hours to get out of the parking lot!!!
Would love to return!!!
But really, please put in some nursing/​pumping areas!!!

Fun Fact: I was actually one of the fortunate few to be the first to step foot inside this stadium when it was first built.
It was years ago when I auditioned for American Idol. It felt great to be a part of sports history while also trying to pursue a dream of mine. The stadium is extremely expansive and humongous. However, I never felt as though I was «lost» or helpless. There are a plethora of signs to direct you where you need to go. At the time, I thought it was aesthetically appealing and it seemed like there was not a bad seat in the house. The acoustics were amazing here and I loved how sleek and modern everything seemed to be.
Well. I haven’t been back since then. I’m just not the person to go to a football game unless a friend wants me to go or something. Anyways, I appreciate the Dallas Cowboys’ team extending their new stadium at the time to me and I hope they have successful wins and create sports history in it!

Came here just once so far for Supercross 2016 and it was amazing. The venue and the event. The venue is quite huge, so when we entered on one end we actually had to walk nearly halfway to the other end to get to our seats. They have multiple VIP lounges, plenty of bars, and places to get some popcorn, soft drinks, or pretzels. This stadium was made to hold thousands. Very well decorated and ventilated throughout the entire venue. A great time!

Have not seen a game here, so don’t know about how bad traffic is on game day and how concessions handle the crowds, but I love the stadium itself. We went to see the world premier of 13 Hours and the stadium made it into quite the event. I have heard complaints about the sound, but where we were sitting (bottom bowl) the sound was great. The seats were more comfortable than I am used to at sporting events. Bathrooms were large and clean. Staff that we encountered were all friendly and helpful.
If I ever win the lottery I may even try to come see a Cowboys game!

This stadium is quite the site to see. I am not a fan of stadiums out in the suburbs, but that was my only serious concern. Parking was easy and there seemed to be quite a bit of it. Security created quite the back up as we entered the stadium, but it did finally start to move at a decent pace.
There are a ton of food and beverage options. We settled down at one of the bars for some drinks before the game. There was a DJ playing some good music too. The seats are fairly good sized and comfortable. You are quite aways from the field in the upper bowl. The gigantic screen helps, but it is not substitute for watching the game on the field. I would recommend saving up a little longer to get better seats. It is not easy, but is worth it.
Leaving was also fairly easy. The traffic seemed to flow fairly well and we were back to civilization in no time.

Well I can FINALLY say with conviction that I MADE IT HERE AFTER 30 LONG YEARS TO SEE MY COWBOYS PLAY!!! My fiancé bought me tickets for my 30^th birthday and this whole experience at the stadium was nothing short of spectacular. I literally cried when I stepped foot on the field during our tour… I was so emotional… It’s just magnificent. A true and utter masterpiece. Of course I am bias bc I’m a die hard cowboys fan through and through, but even my fiancé who is a giants fan (I’m ashamed to admit) couldn’t get over just how incredible it was. I’m still beaming!!! I think I’ll never stop!!! :-D

I came here for the Thanksgiving Day game and was very impressed with the size and amenities that the stadium had to offer.
First, I saw a fresh fruit stand on my way to my seat. That’s right folks, a FRESH FRUIT STAND! There goes my thoughts about how stadium food can never be healthy! There was actually a lot of healthy options, including a sushi station in the part of the stadium where I was sitting. I saw on the TV screen that they were having Thanksgiving themed dishes in other parts of the stadium, but I never made it that far. The food was expensive, so we opted to skip that part of the stadium, but I was definitely impressed by the selection.
Second, the screen in the stadium is almost as big as the stadium itself. We were pretty close to the field so we didn’t really need it, but our eyes were constantly drawn upwards because it was so big. I had to keep reminding my boyfriend to look at the field!
Third, the game was great and the staff was super friendly. We had a great time and I would love to come see another game here in the future!

By far thee BEST tailgating experience I’ve EVER had though I didn’t personally go into the stadium. However my husband who birthday weekend this was and I brought him a ticket to go to the game to see his FAV team EAGLES beat up on the Cowboys told me all about it and FaceTime with me and send me pictures.
He basically felt like this is the best stadium in the NFL however he wasn’t too fond of the price of tickets and parking which is why they can’t get 5STARS. Parking ranged from $ 150 — $ 300 per car which is astronomical when they can park thousands of cars.
Dallas fans and the entire tailgate set up was so awesome minus the folks who don’t know how to have fun because they believe the COWBOYS are GOD & no one can’t like the team or not be there to root for the team.
This either here nor there. We got in where we fit in and that was in a friend who lives in Dallas booth where they had a dj, tvs, a chef and a full bar. My ooh My that’s how you lay out a tailgate. We played cards, danced, ate, drank, watched the earlier games, etc. We even walked around to other people tents and they were all doing the same. Such a good time :-)

Not a fan of reviewing stadiums, but this place is deserving of one. I was in town visiting my in-​laws and some members of the family wanted to go to the Cowboys thanksgiving game. As a New Yorker and die-​hard Giants fan I went reluctantly.
Yes it’s huge. Yes it’s ridiculously opulent. Yes the scoreboard is massive. Those are the usual things said about it. I guess the only bad thing most can say about it is the team playing on the field stinks (ok, ok that’s just me being bias and mean). For me, the scoreboard took away from the game. Just looking around you can see more people looking up than onto the field. Even from my seats (200 section endzone) it seemed that most preferred staring up at the screens. This is a change of pace from what I’m used to at Metlife Stadium where the scoreboards are tucked into each corner and the field of play is the focal point.
Another negative for me is the dome. As someone used to the weather conditions in the northeast, its become a part of the game. Football was meant to be played outside. Elements included
Parking is pretty insane here. Not what I’m used to and lots are spread far and wide. The tailgate scene was dull compared to giants games (maybe due in part to the rainy weather that day or thanksgiving). Overall the stadium is massive, beautiful and worth a visit but I wouldn’t rank it as high as most do…

This place is huge, as you drive up you see the glistening reflection of this the stadium. Located right near the Texas Rangers stadium.
We came here to take a tour of the stadium, choose the self guided $ 17.50 per person. We saw the the Cowboys and Cheerleaders locker room, the Miller Lite Club and full access to the field. The post-​game interview room was being used for a special event.
The field was my favorite, they allow you to walk, run and play right on the field. Everyone is talking photos on the famous star right in the center of the 50 yard line as well as the end zones. If you visit bring a football with you or buy one at the pro shop, great opportunity to play catch or attempt to kick a field goal on an official NFL field.
The staff and tour personnel were so friendly and knowledgeable. Never realized all the requirements that are required in order to be a Dallas cheerleader. Especially Ken, who gave us tips and recommendations for other things to do and see while we are visiting the Fort Worth area.
I have never been to a stadium that is so clean. They definitely take pride in the appearance of things here.
Would love to see a game here, next time!

Sunday, football. How much more American can you be? Oh, how about watching American’s Team.
How about them Cowboys! I’ve been a Cowboy fan my entire life. Sure living in Texas as a kid and getting brainwashed, I still can’t help rooting for them. I lived in the Washington DC area for 40 years and they hate our beloved Cowboys. I now live in California. So any trips to Dallas to watch them play is a Bucket List bonanza for me.
I was fortunate to watch the Boys play in the original Texas Stadium and seen this one only on TV. So, I’m finally here. And baby, I have to tell ya, it’s the best sports arena is the universe. Maybe I’m biased, but I have been in a lot of sports venue. In fact, check out my list in Unilocal on them. This one is Texas grand. The first thing I had to do is to check out my brick for the first time. It took me a while to find it, but seeing my name etched in the sidewalk of this great place is super exciting. Then I made my way to the back to enter the pre-​game festivities and of course, it was a large super party with TV screens showing most NFL games that were on-​going with booths and kiosk set up everywhere. Be prepared, you must go through security first and it takes a while to get through. When they finally opened up the doors, there was the football field endzone and the grandeur of the place takes away your breath. The humongous screens in the center of the field were amazing. Nothing quite like it. I was fortunate to have club seats, but I walked around the park and looked at al

First time visiting the stadium and it wasn’t for a game, so I’ll talk about what it is like to be a concert patron at this facility. We came to see Taylor Swift and bought Party Pass Standing Room Only tickets. I was a little nervous about purchasing these type of tickets because I was unsure of the logistics and how it even worked. Turns out, it worked perfectly for me and my cousin. Some tips if you do purchase SRO tickets to a concert at AT&T Stadium:
Do try to arrive when the doors open for the concert. For TSwift, doors opened at 5, and we arrived around 5:45pm.
Drive around to find the most reasonable parking lot around the area. We found one for $ 20 and it wasn’t that bad of a walk to the stadium.
Arriving early allows you to get checked in, go to the bathroom, buy drinks/​food/​etc. without any rush and crowds
Check every floor to see where we can get front and center views. Don’t settle for the first floor you see unless you don’t mind standing behind people. We were able to find front and center views up top (I’m sure if we arrived closer to 5 instead of 6, we could have found something lower). We had a great clear front/​center view of the stage and even had a little counter ledge to set our drinks and purses on, and for us to lean on bc we literally stood for 5 hours.
If you want to try to avoid looking at the jumbo screen, I’d suggest you find a spot in the East or West end zones of the stadium (if available). I know that screen can be really distracting. The East/​West side screen isn’t as large.
Each floor has bathrooms, drink and food stands, and even couches if you want to just lounge. SRO allows you to just walk away without climbing over people — as long as you have a buddy to save your spot, you’re good to go.
I’ve heard acoustics at this venue is not great for concerts, but personally I didn’t hear any acoustical problems.
Exiting the venue is a total nightmare. If you have the patience, just wait around until the crowd dissipates a little. It’s not like you’ll be able to get out of the parking lot faster if you are able to get out of the stadium faster.
All in all, good experience w/​the party pass ticket. Will keep in mind when I don’t want to pay $ 400/​ticket for a concert!

AT&T Stadium, or «Jerry’s World» as they call it, was described to me as the «largest sports bar in the world», which is a true assessment on many levels.
1. It’s climate controlled to a comfortable 72 degrees. Yep, on hot days, they close the top of the dome and air condition it early in the morning, so that by the time you step inside it is a nice and cool 72 degrees. The day that we went, it was a steamy 95+ degrees outside but there was so much A/​C pumping in the stadium that I actually felt a bit chilly.
2. The Jumbotron is 160 feet wide and 72 feet tall, stretching from one 20-​yard line to the other 20-​yard line, broadcasting in 1080p HD. It’s hard not to look at it, so you find yourself watching the game on TV — like you would in a sports bar. Better than a sports bar, however, there is high quality sound throughout the stadium.
3. Wifi throughout the stadium — provided by — who else — AT&T.
4. Bar Food! Lots of options here. Ultimate nachos, black angus hamburgers, chicken waffle sandwiches, jalapeño and cheese sausages, Nathan’s hot dogs, pretzels, refillable popcorn, and peanuts, catfish po-​boy sandwich, chicken and cheese flautas, prime rib sandwich, frito pie — for $ 5 to $ 10 an item. There are also some «healthy» food stands with the likes of vegetarian black bean burgers, gluten free turkey sandwiches, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, fruit cups, and whole dill pickles.
5. Not a bad seat in the house. Even seated way at the top of the upper deck, we could see everything happening on the field. But let’s be honest — we were watching that ginormous jumbotron.
6. Standing room only. Like at a bar, not everyone gets a seat and some people have to stand. Here, there are standing room sections everywhere — even on each floor of the stairwell — which people buy tickets for to stand in a particular section.
7. TV’s everywhere inside the stadium. In addition to the jumbtron, there are TV’s all over the common areas. People come early and watch other games while waiting for the main event.
8. Bars! There are several different sponsored bar areas, where you can hang out (complete with TV’s, of course).
9. Lines for the bathroom. Despite there being lots of bathrooms (one every section it seems), there’s always a line, and it is crazy at halftime. For a football game though, the women’s line is much shorter than the men’s.
10. Crowded. Jerry is definitely maximizing capacity here, and you can feel it.

*Throw up the X*
It was just fun to walk around and see where the magic happens. I’m talkin about that Dallas Cowboys magic!
And I’ve had the privilege of knowing Cowboys players growing up, one who is a family member and one a friend of the family (I won’t name drop),
So being here feels like home. Fun this time around to see the where the cheerleaders hang, too! Most popular cheerleaders on the planet Earth.
We outchea!