Dallas
AT&T Stadium
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Step into the spotlight at AT&T Stadium — the grand stage of Dallas and a premier venue for FIFA World Cup 2026! Famous for its massive retractable roof, record-breaking screen, and unforgettable events like the Super Bowl and CONCACAF Gold Cup Finals, this stadium embodies scale and excitement. With passionate fans and world-class design, AT&T Stadium promises an epic World Cup experience filled with energy, innovation, and unforgettable moments.

Dallas
Dallas is a vibrant sports city with a long history of hosting major events, from NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL games to international soccer tournaments and national championships. Known for its passionate fans and world-class venues, the city combines modern infrastructure with a rich sporting culture. Dallas offers unforgettable experiences for athletes and spectators alike, establishing itself as a top destination for elite sporting events in the United States.

Sports Heritage
Dallas has a major sports heritage, led by the Cowboys, Mavericks, Stars, Rangers, FC Dallas, and strong college football traditions across the wider metro area. The region has hosted Super Bowls, World Series games, NBA Finals, Stanley Cup Finals, CONCACAF finals, and major international football at venues such as AT&T Stadium, Cotton Bowl, American Airlines Center, and Toyota Stadium.
1994
FIFA World Cup matches hosted at Cotton Bowl
2011
Super Bowl XLV at AT&T Stadium
2023
Texas Rangers won their first World Series title
World Cup 2026 Matches at AT&T Stadium
AT&T Stadium will host nine FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, giving the Dallas area the largest venue schedule of the tournament. The Arlington venue will stage five group games: Netherlands vs Japan, England vs Croatia, Argentina vs Austria, Japan vs Sweden, and Jordan vs Argentina. That lineup brings former champions, European heavyweights, Asian contenders, and a World Cup debutant to North Texas. AT&T Stadium will also host two Round of 32 matches, one Round of 16 tie, and a Semifinal, making Dallas one of the tournament’s key knockout-stage cities.

Group Stage
World Cup 2026 Group Stage Standings→| Match | Date | Time (Local) | Matchup | Group/Stage | Stadium | City | Tickets |
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| 11 | Jun 14, 2026 | 17:00 | NetherlandsVSJapan | Group F | AT&T Stadium | Dallas | |
| 22 | Jun 17, 2026 | 20:00 | EnglandVSCroatia | Group L | AT&T Stadium | Dallas | |
| 43 | Jun 22, 2026 | 17:00 | ArgentinaVSAustria | Group J | AT&T Stadium | Dallas | |
| 57 | Jun 25, 2026 | 17:00 | JapanVSSweden | Group F | AT&T Stadium | Dallas | View Tickets |
| 70 | Jun 27, 2026 | 20:00 | JordanVSArgentina | Group J | AT&T Stadium | Dallas | View Tickets |
Round of 32
World Cup 2026 Round of 32 Standings→| Match | Date | Time (Local) | Matchup | Group/Stage | Stadium | City | Tickets |
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| 78 | Jun 30, 2026 | 20:00 | TBDVSTBD | Round of 32 | AT&T Stadium | Dallas | View Tickets |
| 88 | Jul 03, 2026 | 23:00 | TBDVSTBD | Round of 32 | AT&T Stadium | Dallas | View Tickets |
Round of 16
World Cup 2026 Round of 16 Standings→| Match | Date | Time (Local) | Matchup | Group/Stage | Stadium | City | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 93 | Jul 06, 2026 | 17:00 | TBDVSTBD | Round of 16 | AT&T Stadium | Dallas | View Tickets |
Semi-finals
World Cup 2026 Semi-finals Standings→| Match | Date | Time (Local) | Matchup | Group/Stage | Stadium | City | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Jul 14, 2026 | 20:00 | TBDVSTBD | Semi-finals | AT&T Stadium | Dallas | View Tickets |
Hospitality Options at AT&T Stadium
AT&T Stadium — listed for FIFA World Cup 2026 as Dallas Stadium — delivers one of the biggest premium hospitality experiences in the tournament. Home of the Dallas Cowboys, the venue is known for its scale, high-end suites, club seating, private entrances, premium lounges, and huge event-day production. The stadium includes 380 suites across multiple levels, with spaces ranging from traditional luxury boxes to larger Star Level and Ring of Honor suites. Club areas offer padded seating, lounge access, private entrances, extra legroom, and upscale food and beverage options. For FIFA World Cup 2026, Dallas Stadium will host nine matches, including a Semi-Final, making hospitality access especially valuable for fans who want a more comfortable and exclusive way to experience the tournament. Official FIFA hospitality options include premium seats, cuisine, food and beverage, lounge access, and curated World Cup service.
Private Suites
380 suites across multiple levels
AT&T Stadium features 380 suites spread across several premium levels, including Field Level, Silver Level, Ring of Honor, and Star Level suites. These spaces offer private or semi-private seating, in-suite restrooms, lounge-style interiors, club access, dedicated entrances, and optional in-suite catering, making them ideal for groups, business guests, and VIP football experiences.
Club Lounges
Premium club seating and lounge access
The stadium’s club seating areas offer roomier cushioned seats, private club access, strong sightlines, extra legroom, premium food and beverage options, and VIP-style entry. Selected premium club seats also include all-inclusive food and beverage, Field Level Club access, and reserved VIP parking, creating a smoother and more comfortable matchday experience.
VIP Packages
FIFA Official Hospitality
For FIFA World Cup 2026, official hospitality packages at Dallas Stadium are available through FIFA’s official hospitality provider, On Location. Hospitality options listed for Dallas include Pitchside Lounge, VIP, Trophy Lounge, and Champions Club Suite, combining premium match seating with cuisine, lounge-style access, food and beverage, and dedicated World Cup service.
How to get to AT&T Stadium
AT&T Stadium is located in Arlington, between Dallas and Fort Worth, so most fans should plan transport in advance. The stadium is not directly served by a light rail or metro station, making driving, taxi, ride-hail, or shuttle services common options. Traffic can be heavy around major events, especially near the entertainment district, so arriving early is important. Fans staying in downtown Dallas or Fort Worth can use regional transport for part of the journey, then continue by taxi or ride-hail. For World Cup matchdays, official shuttle plans may offer easier access to the venue.

Train & Metro Access
AT&T Stadium does not have a direct DART or commuter rail stop. Fans can travel by rail to nearby Dallas or Fort Worth hubs, then continue by taxi, ride-hail, or shuttle.
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Buses & Shuttle Services
Local and event shuttle services may operate around Arlington on major matchdays. Fans should check official World Cup transport updates for dedicated routes and pick-up points.
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Driving, Car Rental & Parking
Driving is one of the most common ways to reach AT&T Stadium. Paid parking is available around the venue, but traffic and demand can be heavy before and after matches.
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Airports & Airport Transfers
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is the closest major airport to Arlington. From the airport, fans can reach AT&T Stadium by rental car, taxi, ride-hail, or private transfer.
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Where to Stay near AT&T Stadium
AT&T Stadium is in Arlington, so staying nearby works best for fans who want the simplest matchday route. The Entertainment District is the most convenient area, with hotels close to the stadium, restaurants, and attractions such as Globe Life Field and Texas Live. Downtown Dallas and Downtown Fort Worth offer a wider choice of accommodation, dining, nightlife, and sightseeing, but require more travel planning. Since Arlington has limited rail access, fans should consider hotels with shuttle options or easy taxi and ride-hail connections, especially on major event days.

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Food And Drinks near AT&T Stadium
AT&T Stadium sits in Arlington’s Entertainment District, with many of the easiest food and drink options clustered around Texas Live!, Globe Life Field, and nearby hotel/entertainment areas. Fans can find sports bars, barbecue, pizza, Tex-Mex, cocktails, casual restaurants, and group-friendly venues within a short walk or quick ride of the stadium. On major matchdays, the area can get crowded quickly, so arriving early or booking ahead is recommended. Texas Live! is especially practical because it combines dining, nightlife, and fan-focused entertainment close to AT&T Stadium.

Must-Visit Spots
Texas Live!
A large dining, sports, and entertainment complex between AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. It is one of the most convenient pre- or post-match areas for groups, drinks, and fan atmosphere.
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J. Gilligan’s Bar & Grill
A long-running Arlington bar and grill known for casual food, drinks, and game-day service. It is a practical choice for fans looking for a local pub-style stop before heading to the stadium.
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The Social House Arlington
A casual restaurant-bar with a scratch kitchen, cocktails, beer, wine, happy hour, brunch, and big-screen TVs. It works well for fans who want a lively but relaxed sports-bar setting.
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Hearsay Arlington
A stylish Arlington restaurant and bar with cocktails, live music, flatbreads, handhelds, and main dishes. It suits fans looking for a more polished meal or drinks near the Entertainment District.
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Cut & Bourbon
An upscale steakhouse option at Live! by Loews, close to AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. It is best for fans who want a premium dinner before or after the match.
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Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen
A popular seafood restaurant near the stadium area, useful for fans who want a fuller sit-down meal. It is a good option for seafood, Cajun-style dishes, and group dining before matchday travel.
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Fan Zone near AT&T Stadium
Fan zones around AT&T Stadium will focus on Arlington’s Entertainment District, especially the areas around Texas Live!, Globe Life Field, and the stadium itself. These spaces are likely to become key gathering points for supporters before and after World Cup matches, with bars, restaurants, big screens, music, and a strong event-day atmosphere. Since AT&T Stadium is not in downtown Dallas, fans should plan transport carefully between Arlington, Dallas, Fort Worth, and nearby hotels. On matchdays, the stadium surroundings, shuttle points, parking areas, and entertainment venues will form the main fan activity zone.

Official Fan Festival
Dallas’ official FIFA Fan Festival will be held at Fair Park, with free public access, match broadcasts, concerts, games, food, and culture.
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Texas Live! Fan Hub
Texas Live! is the key nearby dining, sports, entertainment, nightlife, and event venue close to AT&T Stadium.
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Arlington Entertainment District
The area around AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field is supported by Arlington’s official tourism page for Texas Live! and the Entertainment District.
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Stadium Matchday Zone
The area around AT&T Stadium will work as a matchday fan zone, connecting the World Cup atmosphere at the venue with nearby Arlington entertainment spots before and after matches.
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Attractions near AT&T Stadium
AT&T Stadium sits in Arlington’s main sports and event district, close to Globe Life Field, Choctaw Stadium, museums, parks, and family attractions. Fans can combine matchday with stadium tours, baseball landmarks, local art, nature walks, and sightseeing around the wider Dallas–Fort Worth area.

AT&T Stadium Tours
AT&T Stadium offers guided and self-guided tours, giving visitors access to major stadium spaces and its large art collection. It is one of the easiest sightseeing options directly connected to the match venue.
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Globe Life Field
Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers, is one of the main sports landmarks near AT&T Stadium. Its modern ballpark design makes it a strong stop for fans exploring Arlington’s event district.
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Arlington Museum of Art
The Arlington Museum of Art presents changing exhibitions and visual arts programming in the city. It is a good cultural stop for fans who want something beyond the stadium area.
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More Things To Do
Choctaw Stadium
A former Rangers ballpark and major Arlington sports landmark near AT&T Stadium.
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River Legacy Park
A large green space along the Trinity River with trails, nature areas, and quiet outdoor views.
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Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington
A local contemporary art museum with exhibitions by regional, national, and international artists.
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National Medal of Honor Museum
A major museum in Arlington dedicated to the stories and legacy of Medal of Honor recipients.
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Richard Greene Linear Park
A landscaped park between AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field, known for public art and walking areas.
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Six Flags Over Texas
A major theme park close to the stadium district, popular for roller coasters and family attractions.
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History Of Dallas Stadium

AT&T Stadium opened in 2009 in Arlington, Texas, as the new home of the Dallas Cowboys. Known for its huge scale, retractable roof, giant video board, and modern event design, it quickly became one of the most recognisable stadiums in the United States. The venue has hosted Super Bowl XLV, the NBA All-Star Game, the Cotton Bowl Classic, the NCAA Final Four, WrestleMania, major concerts, and many international football matches. For the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it will be known as Dallas Stadium and will host nine matches, including a semi-final.
2009
AT&T Stadium officially opened in Arlington as the new home of the Dallas Cowboys.
2010
The venue hosted the NBA All-Star Game.
2011
AT&T Stadium staged Super Bowl XLV.
2014
The stadium hosted the NCAA Men’s Final Four.
2015
It hosted the first College Football Playoff National Championship Game.
2024
AT&T Stadium hosted Concacaf Nations League Finals and Copa América matches.
2026
The stadium will host nine FIFA World Cup matches as Dallas Stadium, including a semi-final.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many World Cup matches will be played at Dallas Stadium?
Dallas Stadium in Arlington hosts 9 matches in total. That includes 5 group-stage games plus 4 knockout matches.
Which groups will play matches at Dallas Stadium?
Dallas Stadium hosts group-stage fixtures from Group F, Group J, and Group L.
Are there any knockout matches at Dallas Stadium?
Yes. Dallas Stadium hosts two Round of 32 matches, one Round of 16 match, and one semi-final.
Will Dallas Stadium have grass or turf for the World Cup?
Dallas Stadium normally uses turf, but for the World Cup it will use a natural-grass playing surface built for the tournament.
How early should I arrive at the stadium?
Plan to arrive 90 to 120 minutes before kick-off for security checks, entry lines, and the walk to your section.
Can I bring bags or flags into the stadium?
Expect strict entry rules. The safest plan is a clear bag within the stadium size rules or a very small clutch, and a small handheld flag without a pole. Oversized bags, poles, and items that could block views can be restricted on matchdays.
Can I buy VIP or hospitality packages?
Yes. VIP and hospitality packages are available for Dallas matches, depending on what’s on sale at the time.
Does Dallas Stadium offer accessible seating for fans with disabilities?
Yes. Accessible seating is available on multiple levels, with companion seating options and event-day assistance.
How much do tickets for Dallas Stadium cost?
Prices vary by match, seat category, and demand. On Ticombo you’ll see the live price range on each Dallas match listing.
Where is Dallas Stadium located in relation to the city centre, and how do I get there?
Dallas Stadium is in Arlington, between Dallas and Fort Worth. The easiest matchday options are driving with pre-purchased parking, ride-hail, or using the Trinity Railway Express to CentrePort and then continuing via matchday shuttles/charter buses where available.
Is there parking at Dallas Stadium?
Parking around Dallas Stadium will be in high demand on World Cup matchdays, so fans should not leave it until the last minute. It is better to check official parking updates, book in advance if available, or use shuttle, rideshare, or public transport options.
Can I bring food or drinks into Dallas Stadium?
Fans should not expect to bring outside food or drinks into Dallas Stadium. Most major events restrict outside refreshments, so visitors should plan to use the food and drink stands inside the venue.
Can I bring food and drinks for kids into Dallas Stadium?
Essential items such as baby food, formula, or food needed for medical reasons may be allowed after inspection. Families should review the final FIFA matchday rules before arriving, as staff may need to check these items at the entrance.
Which payment methods are accepted at the food and drink stands at Dallas Stadium?
Dallas Stadium is expected to use cashless or mainly cashless payments during World Cup matches. Fans should bring a credit card, debit card, or mobile payment option for food, drinks, and other purchases.
What time do the gates open at Dallas Stadium?
Gate times will be announced for each match closer to the tournament. Fans should arrive early, as the Arlington area will be busy and security screening may take extra time.
What items are prohibited inside Dallas Stadium?
Large bags, coolers, outside alcohol, weapons, fireworks, drones, poles, professional camera equipment, noisemakers, and oversized banners are usually not allowed. A clear-bag or small-bag policy may also apply for World Cup matches.
What ID or documents do I need to bring with me to Dallas Stadium?
Bring your match ticket and a valid photo ID. International visitors should also keep the travel documents required for entering the United States, and ID may be needed for alcohol purchases.
What security checks will there be at Dallas Stadium?
Fans should expect ticket scanning, bag checks, and security screening before entry. Extra checks may be required if staff need to inspect personal items more closely.
Is there medical assistance at Dallas Stadium?
Yes, medical and first-aid support will be available inside Dallas Stadium during World Cup matches. Fans who need help should speak to stadium staff, security, or the nearest Guest Services point.
Are there any age restrictions for attending matches at Dallas Stadium?
World Cup matches are generally open to fans of all ages. Children usually need their own ticket unless a specific child-entry policy is announced, and alcohol sales follow local age laws.

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