Dallas Cowboys Stadium Tickets

Cowboys Stadium will be the host for the 2012 AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic and tickets are going to be in high demand in Arlington. The Cotton Bowl goes down on January 6, 2012 in Arlington, with a 8 p.m. kickoff time. The first Cotton Bowl was played in 1937 and its one of the most beloved games in college football. Surely the fact that its played at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington has played a part. In the past the Cotton Bowl has been sposored by SBC Communications and Southwestern Bell. If you can get your hands on Cotton Bowl Game tickets for the big match at Cowboys Stadium, then TL is the right place. As far as Cowboys Stadium tickets go, the Cotton Bowl is one of the most anticipated. Be there for the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington and see some great football live and in person.

You can buy Cowboys Stadium tickets to see one of the most impressive architectural marvels in the world live and in the flesh. Home to the Dallas Cowboys, the Cowboys Stadium is one of the most unique venues in America, if not the world! See Jerry Jones' architectural marvel and get your tickets for Cowboys Stadium right here. There are few venues that can compete with Cowboys Stadium in terms of grandeur and size.

The main draw to Cowboys Stadium is of course the Dallas Cowboys, also known as "America's Team." However, that is not the only event hosted at the stadium. One of the big events that Jerry Jones' host is the Cowboys Classic, the game that kicks off the college football season each year. And of course one of the biggest games for college football fans is the Cotton Bowl, which is now hosted at the new Cowboys Stadium.

As Jerry Jones intended, Cowboys Stadium is one of the prime venues for hosting sporting events. Each year there are more and more Cowboys Stadium events, in addition to the Dallas Cowboys football games. Events hosted at Cowboys Stadium include the Super Bowl, the NBA All Star Game, the NCAA Tournament, and the 2014 Final Four will also be hosted at Cowboys Stadium.

Cowboys Stadium facts and figures

Cowboys Stadium address is One Legends Way in Arlington, Texas, but if you need directions to Cowboys Stadium you can use 900 E Randol Mill Rd, also in Arlington. Cowboys Stadium itself covers 73 total acres, while the entire site is a total of 140 total acres. It is 3 million square feet total and the stadium is 900 feet from end to end. The 800-foot glass wall exterior has awed visitors from around the world, and the 120-foot wide glass doors are the largest operable glass doors in the world. The dome on Cowboys Stadium is among the largest on the planet at 660,800 square feet. The roof is the worlds longest single-span roof, and the soaring arches support the retractable roof, one of the hallmarks of the stadium. The retractable roof takes 12 minutes to open. It took more than 14,000 tons of steel to make Cowboys Stadium, and there are more than 50,000 bolts. Cowboys Stadium is fully accessible by those with disabilities and in wheelchairs.

Once you click through to the event you want to attend you will see an interactive Cowboys Stadium seating chart that lets you see the view from the various seats. With all the attention on the field, the Dallas Cowboys Stadium seating chart is always getting attention from people all over. As you might expect with such a large stadium, the Cowboys Stadium parking lot is a big one. There are plenty of hotels near Cowboys Stadium including the Holiday Inn, Candlewood Suites, the Courtyard Dallas, Hilton Garden Inn, the Admiral Hotel and more. If you are coming in for an event at Cowboys Stadium, there will be plenty of accommodations for you.

Cowboys Stadium video board

Of course everyone that comes into the into Cowboys Stadium is drawn to the gigantic screen, the largest it the world. It is 72 feet high and 160 feet high, for a total volume of 11,520, the equivalent of nearly 5,000 52-inch flat panel TVs. The Cowboys Stadium TV weighs more than 1 million pounds. In addition to the large screen over the field, Cowboys Stadium also features four 280-foot screens. The screen at Cowboys Stadium was produced by Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Vision.