AT&T Stadium

Previously Cowboys Stadium, AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas is a sporting arena with a retractable roof that serves as home for the Dallas Cowboys of the NFL. The new venue replaced the 1971 partially covered Texas Stadium as of the 2009 season. Often referred to as “Jerry World” as an homage to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones who envisioned it as a large entertainment mecca, the stadium has the fourth largest seating capacity in the NFL, maxing out with standing room at 105,000. The stadium features open Party Pass sections behind the seats in each end zone on a series of six elevated platforms connected by stairways. Notably, it is home to the world’s largest column-free interior and the fourth largest high-definition video screen, which spans the length between the field’s 20 yard lines.

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