AT&T Stadium
Stadium · Arlington
1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011
Highlights
Retractable roof stadium with art, diverse food, tours, and great views.
Retractable roof stadium with art, diverse food, tours, and great views.
"A city-owned, 85,000-seat stadium with a retractable roof in Arlington, Texas (formerly known by another name), the venue is the site for the festival and the partnership with the local NFL franchise provides organizers access to event space outside the stadium." - Courtney E. Smith
"Sitting in Arlington between Dallas and Fort Worth, AT&T Stadium is best approached by basing yourself in either city depending on your travel style." - Paris Wilson
"AT&T Stadium has introduced a new menu for the 2022-2023 season. Highlights include plant-based options, garlic butter poached lobster mac and cheese, salsa chicken or pork on a Bolillo bun, fried mozzarella stick burger, mango-habanero fried chicken, and a muffuletta with various meats and cheeses. Vegetarian options like tator tots with plant-based chicken and blue corn tortilla chips with buffalo sauce are also available." - Courtney E. Smith
"As locals say, “It’s Jerry’s world—we just live in it.” For proof of the power of the legendary Dallas Cowboys owner, Jerry Jones, look no further than this planet-size stadium, which has served as the home of the Cowboys since 2009, and hosts the annual Cotton Bowl Classic. Featuring a retractable roof and seating for 80,000 cheering fans (or over 100,000 if it's standing room only), the stadium (which calls itself thelargest in the country) is state of the art all the way, with high-def screens, plush suites, and even a Jones-commissioned in-house art collection with painting and sculptures by53 contemporary artists. As with most stadiums, parking is a nightmare, and concertgoers have mixed reviews about the acoustics for live shows (though that hasn’t stopped everyone from Beyoncé to U2 from playing here), but the thrill of seeing a sports game live—whether football, basketball, or soccer, professional or college—can’t be beat. Note that while this is the home base of the Dallas Cowboys, the stadium is actually in the city of Arlington, set between Dallas and Fort Worth."
"As fans flock to watch the Dallas Cowboys take on the Philadelphia Eagles tonight, they’ll be greeted with a slew of new dining options that includes vegetarian eats, chile-soaked tortas, and more. The team officially announced its new line-up of concessions in a press release on Friday, complete with Japanese hot dogs, a massive Cowboys cheesesteak, and the Pambazo, a sandwich that’s stuffed with refried beans, chorizo, Oaxaca cheese, and potatoes, then doused in guajillo chile sauce. New burgers, chicken sandwiches, and cheesesteak loaded fries are also on offer at the stadium’s concession stands. In addition to the meatier eats, AT&T Stadium will also add a line-up of vegetarian eats made with produce from Paul Quinn College’s We Over Me farm, which has provided ingredients to the Stadium for more than a decade. New vegetarian options include buffalo “chik’n” nachos topped with pickled jalapenos, queso-smothered tots, and an avocado-ranch wrap. The new dishes will be available throughout the 2021 season at concession stands throughout the stadium." - Amy McCarthy
