A guide to Dallas Stadium for the 2026 World Cup.
Dallas Stadium is one of two 2026 World Cup venues based in Texas, with Houston Stadium being the other.
Dallas Stadium will host nine matches during the World Cup - the most of any stadium. These matches will include five group stage games, two Round of 32 games, one Round of 16 game, and one of the two semi-final games.
Dallas Stadium is no stranger when it comes to hosting big events, with the stadium being the site of Super Bowl XLV, the 2015 College Football Playoff National Championship game, the 2018 NFL Draft, the 2014 NCAA Basketball Final Four, multiple Big 12 Championship games, and is the permanent home of the five-time Super Bowl Champion Dallas Cowboys.
Dallas Stadium will be the largest of the 16 stadiums that are slated to host World Cup matches in 2026. With a seating capacity of 94,000 for the international tournament, Dallas Stadium can can hold up to 105,000 spectators with standing room for specific events.
Dallas Stadium erupts out of the Arlington ground, located 20 minutes to the West of downtown Dallas, and 20 minutes East of downtown Fort Worth.
The stadium includes a state-of-the-art center hanging 4k video board, retractable roof panels, and massive retractable glass doors on each end of the stadium. Dallas Stadium also features a world-class contemporary art collection displayed throughout the concourses.
Seating Capacity | 94,000 |
Opening Date | May 27, 2009 |
Key Feature | Center hanging 4k video board, retractable roof panels, and world-class contemporary art collection. |
Host Team(s) | Dallas Cowboys |
Stadium Address | 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX, 76011 |
The atmosphere in Dallas Stadium leans into luxury and Texas pride. The Stadium is famous for having hundreds of upscale suites, VIP field-level clubs, and high end dining options. In addition to it's luxury, Dallas Stadium is so vast that it does not get too crowded when the stadium reaches it's 94,000 person capacity.
While leaning into premium seating, Dallas stadium's dome design maximizes crowd noise creating an intense home-field advantage.
Dallas Stadium enforces strict security protocols to ensure fan safety.
Mandatory metal detector screenings
Clear bag policy
Fan code of conduct
All tickets are digital
Below, you'll find some popular questions and answers about Dallas Stadium.
Yes, Dallas Stadium features the World's largest retractable roof dome that can open or close in roughly 12 minutes.
The Dallas Stadium is owned by the City of Arlington, but it is leased and operated by the Jones family - the owners of the Dallas Cowboys.
No, Dallas Stadium is located in Arlington, a short drive from downtown Dallas but not within walking distance.
No, Dallas stadium is one of the largest stadiums in the NFL, but the largest stadium in the U.S. is Michigan Stadium - the home of the Michigan Wolverines.
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