AT&T Stadium (Cowboys Stadium) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience AT&T Stadium. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Dallas Cowboys Stadium Small Group Tour With Transportation

• Dallas CityPASS®

• Fort Worth Highlights Tour

• Dallas Highlights & Fort Worth Highlights Day Tour

• Fort Worth Championship Rodeo and Stockyards Tour

Ticket prices vary for events, from Dallas Cowboys games to major concerts, at AT&T Stadium. If you’re not going to an event, you can visit the venue on a guided tour, which starts at US$40 for adults or US$35 for kids ages 5–12 and seniors 65 and older.

Yes, AT&T Stadium is worth visiting, even if you don't have tickets for a football game. It's located about halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth, and while you can get a sense of the massive venue from the outside, it's best experienced on a tour. Visiting with a guide, you'll learn about the history of the Dallas Cowboys, see exclusive areas such as the locker rooms, and even walk onto the field.

Per one customer who booked the Dallas Cowboys Stadium Small Group Tour With Transportation, "Our tour guide was amazing and the stadium is breathtaking. It was awesome to see Jerry Jones' suite and sit in his chair. We really love the locker rooms."

Depending on how detailed you would like your tour to be, AT&T Stadium tours last anywhere from 45 minutes to 1.5 hours. With an array of food offerings, notable events hosted within its walls, and daily tours available virtually year-round, this is an attraction that shouldn’t be missed.

The stadium tour offers visitors an amazing experience, and parking for these tours is conveniently located at the Cowboys Stadium South Lot. When you arrive at the lot, simply park your car and take the complimentary golf cart shuttle that runs continuously between the Stadium Tour entrance and the AT&T Stadium parking lots.

No. While there are places on the tour where guests can snap photos, no videos are allowed to be taken during the tour. (That includes live streams as well.) It’s important that everyone on the tour has a chance to enjoy it and take in all of the sights and sounds without interruption.

Yes. The AT&T Stadium Tour offers a variety of stadium experiences in multiple languages, including Spanish and Mandarin. Many tour guides are available to speak in the language most comfortable for visitors, allowing them to access all the insider stories and knowledge about the architectural and cultural history of the facility.

No. Although AT&T Stadium offers plenty of public parking, it’s not free. Some areas have free parking, but these are usually far away from the stadium or limited in number. For a more convenient option, you can look into carpooling with other fans who’ll be attending the game so that you can share the costs.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting AT&T Stadium. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Dallas:

• John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza

• Dealey Plaza

• Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

• Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District 

• Dallas Arts District

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