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The Dallas Cowboys new stadium broke ground in late 2005, and is slated to open for the 2009 NFL season. The stadium boasts a seating capacity of about 80,000 with room to expand the capacity to 100,000. While the classic hole in the roof, which was made famous at the old Texas Stadium, will still be featured in the new stadium, it will now have a retractable roof as well. One of the most prominent new features will be an 11,000 square foot high-definition television that will sit above the field.
The stadium will play host to other sporting events in coming years including the Super Bowl in 2011, the NCAA Men's Final Four in 2014 and the NBA All-Star Game in 2010.
While the anticipation of the opening of the state-of-art stadium has not been lost on fans, season ticket holders have been less than happy. The team has implemented a personal seat license policy for its season ticket holders that will range as high as $100,000 per seat just for the right to buy season tickets.
Super Bowl XLV tickets keep Dallas Cowboys Stadium on top of venues rankings
As Super Bowl XLV quickly approaches, Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX, has again claimed the number one spot in TicketNews' exclusive venues rankings for the week ending Sunday, January 31. Now heading up the rankings for the second straight week, the stadium dominated all rivals with a monster power score of 17.94. The Green Bay Packers meet the Pittsburgh Steelers in the February 6 match up.
Dallas Cowboys Stadium takes over the top spot in the venues rankings
TicketNews has released its exclusive venues rankings for the week ending Sunday, August 15, and this week Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX took top honors.
Up two this week to number one, the massive stadium is home to the legendary Dallas Cowboys, whose continued strong ticket sales took them to the top of this week’s Top Sports Events rankings as well. The Stadium also plays host to the Cotton Bowl on January 7, 2011 and to Super Bowl XLV on February 6, 2011. Dallas Cowboys Stadium power scored a 2.84 this week.
Cowboys, Paul McCartney tickets help Dallas Cowboys Stadium retake number one in venues rankings
Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX made a resurgence this week as it once again took number one in TicketNews’s exclusive venues rankings for the week ending Sunday, August 16. The Stadium, home to the popular Dallas Cowboys, (at number three in this week’s Top Sports Events rankings), is scheduled also to host a game between the Texas Longhorns (at number five in Top Sports this week) and the North Carolina Tar Heels in December. Surely boosting the numbers this week is an appearance by Paul McCartney set for later this week and an upcoming date for U2 (at number four in TicketNews’s Top Concert Events) in October. Dallas Cowboys Stadium finished the week with a power score of 3.14.
Dallas Cowboys, U2 tickets return Dallas Cowboys Stadium to top of weekly venues rankings
Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX took charge once again in TicketNews’s exclusive venues rankings for the week ending Sunday, August 2. Helping the venue bounce back to number one this week were ticket sales for its own Dallas Cowboys, who made a big move to number three in TicketNews’s Top Sports Events rankings this week. The stadium also will host the Texas Longhorns (at number eight in this week’s Top Sports Events) in their game against the North Carolina Tar Heels in December, and it has the NBA All-Star Game (at number seven in this week’s Top Sports Events) in February 2010. Also helping the venue’s numbers this week is an August date with Paul McCartney, who took fourth place in this week’s Top Concert Events, and an October stop on U2’s tour, ranked at number three in Top Concerts. Dallas Cowboys Stadium finished the week with a power score of 3.65.
Cowboys, McCartney tickets help Cowboys Stadium take Fenway out of #1 venues spot
With a sports and entertainment schedule highlighted by some of the summer’s most popular events, Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX claimed the title of number one in TicketNews’s exclusive venues rankings for the week ending Sunday, July 19. The stadium is of course home to the legendary Dallas Cowboys, whose ticket sales this week boosted the team up to fifth place in TicketNews’s Top Sports Events rankings. The stadium also is scheduled to host soccer’s Chelsea FC (at number seven in Top Sports Events) in their July 26 match against Club America. In music, the venue will see an August date from Paul McCartney, who took a commanding lead this week in Top Concert Events, and will have U2 (at number four in Top Concerts this week) in October. Dallas Cowboys Stadium finished the week with a power score of 3.51.
Paul McCartney adds Cowboys Stadium to summer itinerary
Paul McCartney has added another date to his "non-tour."
The former Beatle will play the new Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX, on August 19. A presale for American Express cardholders will begin on July 13. Tickets for the public will go on sale on July 20 at Ticketmaster outlets.
George Strait opens Cowboys Stadium with concert
Grammy Award-winning country music star George Strait, who holds the record for the most No. 1 hits on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, has been tapped as the headliner for the June 6 opening event at the new $1.1 billion Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX.
Joining Strait will be Reba McEntire, Blake Shelton and "Dancing with the Stars" champ-turned-singer Julianne Hough. Tickets go on sale February 28 with prices ranging from $38.50 to $137.50
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