This 90-minute English-language tour begins inside Entry A at the AT&T Stadium Pro Shop in Arlington, follows a guide through press, club and team areas, and returns to the Pro Shop after visiting the field and locker rooms when those spaces are available.
The experience provides admission to AT&T Stadium and a guided route through areas normally closed to standard event ticket holders. Field access, the Dallas Cowboys locker room, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders locker room and other individual stops can be removed or replaced because of games, concerts, maintenance and event preparation.
You can reserve the Dallas Cowboys behind-the-scenes stadium tour until 48 hours before the scheduled start when places remain. The booking is non-refundable and cannot be modified, so check the selected date, time and participant details before completing payment.
What the Guided Stadium Tour Includes
This is a guided interior visit rather than admission to a Dallas Cowboys game. The booking includes an English-speaking guide and access to AT&T Stadium for the scheduled tour, but it does not include transportation, parking, food, team merchandise or an event ticket.
A 90-Minute English-Language Tour
The guided route lasts approximately one hour and 30 minutes. Comfortable walking shoes are useful because participants move between the Pro Shop, club levels, premium seating areas, media spaces and the event level.
The Civitatis product is conducted in English. The stadium may arrange Spanish-language tours through separate direct requests, but a Spanish interpreter is not included in this reservation.
Stadium Admission and Guide Service
The price covers entry to the stadium for the guided visit. It does not provide independent access before or after the tour, and participants must remain with the guide in controlled areas.
The guide explains the stadium’s design, the history of the Dallas Cowboys, the use of the building on NFL game days and the conversion of the interior for concerts, college football, soccer and other events.
A Tour in Arlington, Not Central Dallas
AT&T Stadium stands at One AT&T Way in Arlington, between Dallas and Fort Worth. The Dallas Cowboys name refers to the team, but the tour does not begin in downtown Dallas and no transfer from Dallas hotels is included.
Allow time for the journey to Arlington, parking and the walk to Entry A. The electronic voucher should be checked before departure because stadium events and traffic controls can change the most practical approach to the building.
Behind-the-Scenes Route Through AT&T Stadium
The standard guided route begins in the official Pro Shop and moves through hospitality, media and event-level areas. The sequence can change according to access conditions, so the following spaces describe the normal official route rather than an unconditional list of inclusions.
Main Club, Private Suite and Premium Areas
The upper section of the route commonly includes the Main Club and a private suite. These areas show how premium guests experience the stadium, with views toward the seating bowl and access to hospitality spaces not available with every event ticket.
The guide may also use the Dr Pepper Star Bar or the Ford Motor Company Fountain as part of the route. These are stadium hospitality and architectural spaces, not separate fan clubs as suggested by the older supplier description.
Press Box and Cotton Bowl Area
The print media press box provides the working viewpoint used by journalists covering games and major events. It is separate from the postgame interview room visited later at event level.
The official route may also pass the vestibule associated with the Cotton Bowl office. This section introduces the stadium’s role beyond regular Dallas Cowboys home games, but it does not include access to private office workspaces.
Locker Rooms and Player Tunnel
When operational conditions permit, the route reaches the Dallas Cowboys locker room and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders locker room. The guide explains how these spaces function during team preparations and event days.
The route may then follow the players’ tunnel toward the event floor. Access to either locker room can be restricted when the team, performers, production crews or stadium staff require the area.
Postgame Interview Room and Miller Lite Club
The postgame interview room contains the podium and media backdrop used for press appearances. Visitors can see the setting from which coaches and players address reporters after games, subject to the room’s availability.
The Miller Lite Club sits at event level near the field and provides another perspective on premium stadium access. No food or beverage service is promised during the tour, even when the route passes through a club area.
Field Access and Event-Day Restrictions
Field access is one of the main reasons to choose this tour, but it is also the most variable part of the experience. AT&T Stadium changes configuration throughout the year, and the football surface may be installed, covered or removed according to the event schedule.
Walking onto the Field When Available
When the Dallas Cowboys field is installed and open to visitors, the guide can take the group onto the playing surface. The stadium also permits visitors to bring a football and play catch during tours when field access is available.
The booking does not guarantee that the Cowboys star, yard markings or complete football surface will be present. On some dates, the event floor consists of concrete, dirt or another temporary configuration.
Concerts, Games and Production Work
Football games, concerts, soccer matches and private productions can close the field or cancel tours entirely. Other dates permit tours but remove individual spaces such as the locker rooms or event floor.
The stadium publishes a field and locker-room availability calendar, but conditions can still change after a reservation is made. A restricted stop does not automatically qualify the booking for a refund because the product is sold with a variable route.
The Video Board, Roof and Art Collection
From the seating bowl and event level, the tour provides views of the center-hung video board, retractable roof and large end-zone doors. The main video screens measure approximately 160 feet wide by 72 feet high.
The interior also contains the Dallas Cowboys Art Collection, with commissioned and acquired contemporary works installed throughout the building. The standard football tour may identify selected pieces, but it should not be confused with a dedicated art tour.
Meeting Point, Accessibility and Visitor Rules
Entry A and the AT&T Stadium Pro Shop
Civitatis identifies Entry A as the meeting point. Official VIP guided tours normally meet inside the AT&T Stadium Pro Shop located at this entrance and return to the shop when the route ends.
Follow the entrance printed on the current voucher rather than an older email, map or review. Arrive with enough time for parking, walking to the stadium and the required security check.
Wheelchair Access and Service Animals
The tour is listed as wheelchair accessible, but accessibility requirements must be entered during the reservation. Civitatis states that an accompanying person is required, and accessible restrooms are available inside the stadium.
A limited number of wheelchairs may be available in the lobby without charge, but availability is not guaranteed. Ordinary pets are not permitted, while trained service animals are handled under the stadium’s accessibility policy.
Bags, Cameras and Food
Bags and purses are normally allowed on standard tour days but are subject to inspection before entry. Rally Days and some event-related dates may apply the stadium’s clear-bag policy instead.
Cameras are permitted, but detachable lenses must not exceed three inches. Bottled water is allowed, while other outside food and drinks are prohibited unless required for medical reasons. Concession stands are not normally open during tours.
Booking and Cancellation Conditions
Reservations close 48 hours before the scheduled tour when availability remains. The electronic voucher can be shown on a phone, and no printed document is required by Civitatis.
The activity is non-refundable and does not permit modifications. This condition applies even though the stadium may change individual tour stops because of an event or operational restriction.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the AT&T Stadium tour last?
The guided visit lasts approximately 90 minutes. Allow additional time for parking, security screening and reaching Entry A before the scheduled departure.
Where does the tour begin and end?
The published meeting point is Entry A at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Official guided routes normally begin and end inside the Pro Shop at the same entrance.
Is access to the Dallas Cowboys field guaranteed?
No. Field access depends on the stadium’s game, concert and production calendar. The football surface may be installed, covered, replaced or completely unavailable on the selected date.
Are both locker rooms always included?
No. The standard official route can include the Dallas Cowboys and Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders locker rooms, but either space may close without notice when required for stadium operations.
Does the booking include a Cowboys game ticket?
No. The ticket covers the guided stadium tour only. Admission to an NFL game, concert, Rally Day or any other event requires a separate reservation.
Is transportation from Dallas included?
No. Participants travel independently to AT&T Stadium at One AT&T Way in Arlington. Hotel pickup, public transport tickets, taxis and parking are not included.
Is the stadium tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The tour is listed as wheelchair accessible, but this must be indicated during booking and Civitatis requires an accompanying person. A limited number of loan wheelchairs may be available at the stadium.
Can the reservation be cancelled or changed?
No. The activity is non-refundable and does not permit modifications. Review the date, time, participant details and current field availability before paying.
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