AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas – ‘Jerry World’ – has been the home of the Dallas Cowboys since 2009 and is one of the most extravagant venues in sports.
It features a retractable roof, massive glass end-zone doors, and a center-hung video board that was the largest in the world at its debut.
Stats at a Glance
- Team: Dallas Cowboys (NFL)
- Location: Arlington, Texas
- Opened: 2009
- Capacity: About 80,000 (expandable past 100,000)
- Roof: Retractable
- Signature feature: Enormous center-hung video board
The Spectacle of Jerry World
Owner Jerry Jones built AT&T Stadium as a showpiece. The colossal video board hangs over the field, the retractable roof and end-zone doors open to the Texas sky, and the venue routinely hosts more than football – college championships, concerts, and major events.
Beyond Football
AT&T Stadium has hosted the Super Bowl, the College Football Playoff National Championship, NBA All-Star Games, WrestleMania, and stadium tours of the world’s biggest touring acts, cementing its status as a premier event venue.
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AT&T Stadium FAQs
When did AT&T Stadium open?
In 2009, as the new home of the Dallas Cowboys.
What is AT&T Stadium’s capacity?
About 80,000, expandable past 100,000 for major events.
Why is it called Jerry World?
After Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who built the lavish stadium.
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