Dallas Cowboys Packages

Plan your trip to see the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas!

Where do the Dallas Cowboys play?
The Cowboys play at AT&T Stadium, formerly known as Cowboys Stadium, located in Arlington, Texas. Up to 80,000 fans can be accommodated, with the option for expanding to hold 100,000.

Why choose to book a Dallas Cowboys Package?

Our Dallas Cowboys travel packages include everything you will need to fully experience AT&T Stadium and a Cowboys Home Game. Sports Traveler begins your Cowboys Game tour weekend by first picking you up at the airport and transferring you to your selected hotel close to AT&T Stadium. On game day, we begin by transferring you to the pre-game tailgate party, located across the street from the AT&T Stadium. Before the tailgate opens, we will have a former Cowboys player speak for a 30-minute pre-game chat with a question and answer session. This is exclusive just for Sports Traveler guests! Then, for three hours you will be treated to open bar and an all-you-can-eat Texas-style buffet dinner. After you are finished with your pre-game meal, you can head over to the stadium and enjoy your choice for Dallas Cowboys tickets. At the conclusion of the game, we will transfer you back to the hotel via motorcoach. The day after the Cowboys game, we head back to AT&T Stadium for a private, fully guided AT&T Stadium tour. We will go behind the scenes to experience the locker room, the luxury box suites, and for most games, the field. At the conclusion of the stadium tour, we will transfer you back to your hotel and then transfer you back to the airport. 

 
Best Tickets and Seats to watch Cowboys Game:
All of our lodging packages include great seats and tickets in the stadium. Although there really isn't a bad seat in the house, we do have some seating recommendations.

 
The cheapest seats will be in the 400 level which is also is the largest section of AT&T Stadium. Spanning up to 22-30 rows high on the corners and sidelines, the 400 level only has 5 rows in the endzone. These endzone sections are a fan favorite and suspend on a bridge over two fan zones at either end of the stadium. 

Our pick for best value priced tickets are the 100 or 200 level endzone. The view from the endzones are the best when compared to other NFL Stadiums. Also, the price of these tickets are more affordable than a sideline because they are not part of the Club Level. 

AT&T Stadium also offer standing room only or SRO for every home game for either the East or West side of the stadium. There are limited areas on each fan deck to sit down, but if you choose this type of ticket, plan on spending most of your time standing to actually be able to see the field. Sports Traveler does not offer SRO tickets with our packages, however they are available to purchase individually from our ticket inventory listing. 

Where to stay near AT&T Cowboys Stadium?
Arlington, Texas is the home of AT&T Stadium and this fast-growing city is quickly becoming a fantastic destination and host city for all types of entertainment and sports fans. Most hotels included in our travel packages are located in or near to Arlington, many within 2 miles distance from the stadium. 

AT&T Stadium Tour: Architecture, Art, and the Big TV Screen:

Texas Stadium had been home to the Cowboys since 1971 and was known for the hole in the roof. As the legend goes this was so God could look down to watch his team. The Cowboys new home has a retractable roof with glass doors allowing each end zone to be opened and a center-hung video display board which is one the largest HDTV Jumbotron Screen in the world. The construction cost of the new stadium was estimated at $3 billion, which makes it one of the most expensive sporting venues ever built.

The wife of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, Gene Jones, is credited with creating much of the interior design features of the stadium's club lounges as well as arranging for the art work on display throughout the various hallways and common areas of the stadium. There is so much art work on display inside AT&T Stadium that the stadium now offers a special Art Tour several days a week.

  
Sports Traveler offers a private guided tour of the stadium included in our 2-night travel packages. Our stadium guide takes us on a walking tour of multiple levels and into the Cowboys and Cheerleaders Locker Room, the Press Room, a private suite, and there is also field access. Note that sometimes we will not be able to get on the field due to a private event or field maintenance. 

Other Top Events at AT&T Stadium:
The Cotton Bowl is also now held there annually. AT&T Stadium has also been the host of the Cowboys Classic since 2009.  The Cowboys Classic is a college football game that takes place the opening weekend of the college football season and normally features two of the nation's top programs.  AT&T Stadium also hosted Super Bowl XLV in 2011, the 2014 Final Four, and 2015 College Football National Championship.  

We offer the best deals on your lodging accommodation packages to the Dallas Metroplex. Join us for every Cowboys home game for a great football weekend in North Texas! 

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