AT&T Stadium at the 2026 World Cup

AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, USA hosts 9 matches, including a semi-final.

A ground-level view of AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, a vast domed stadium with a curved silver roof and dark glass walls, its name across the front. Green lawn and trees sit in the foreground under a pale sky.
Photo: Michael Barera / CC BY-SA 4.0

Matches at AT&T Stadium

Capacity
70,649
Location
Arlington, Texas, USAView on Google Maps
Home team
Dallas Cowboys (American Football)

How to get to AT&T Stadium?

By car

The stadium has huge parking lots and sits in Arlington, right between Dallas and Fort Worth.

Time: About 30 minutes from downtown Dallas or Fort Worth

Cost: Around 30 to 75 USD for event parking

By Uber or Lyft

Rideshare is the easiest way in, with set drop-off zones near the stadium.

Time: About 25 to 35 minutes from downtown Dallas

Cost: Around 30 to 55 USD one way

By shuttle

Match-day shuttles and the city's on-demand Via service connect from nearby park-and-ride lots.

Time: Varies by pick-up point

Cost: A few USD

Fun facts about AT&T Stadium

  • Its retractable roof and huge column-free interior make it one of the largest indoor venues in the world.
  • A giant video board hangs over the middle of the field, one of the biggest in any stadium.
  • Fans nickname it "Jerry World" after Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

About AT&T Stadium

AT&T Stadium is one of the most jaw-dropping buildings in all of sport.

Step inside and a colossal video board hangs over the field, so big you almost forget to watch the game itself.

It sits in Arlington, right between Dallas and Fort Worth, in the heart of Texas.

For 2026 it goes big, hosting matches all the way up to a semi-final.

With the roof closed and the air conditioning on, it stays cool even when Texas is baking outside.

Expect a loud, proud crowd, because Texans like to do everything on a grand scale.

  • Hosts a 2026 semi-final, one of the last 4 games of the tournament
  • Air-conditioned comfort even in the fierce Texas summer heat
  • Sits halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth, easy to reach from both
  • Built for spectacle, with luxury suites and a party atmosphere
  • Holds some of the largest crowds in the NFL
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