AT&T Stadium seating guide
- City ·
- Arlington, TX
- Capacity ·
- 80,000
- BTS dates ·
- Aug 9–10, 2026
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What each section sees
Floor (GA / reserved floor)
$400–900Flat floor under the giant center-hung video board. Center pens face the main stage and runway; the board carries detail to everyone behind you.
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Section C110 (lower bowl center)
$380–750Hall of Fame level, center sideline — the flagship reserved view: full stage, full board, close enough for real detail.
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Section C211 (club level center)
$250–480Second-deck club center with padded seats and indoor club concourses — comfort pick with a clean full-production sightline.
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Section 425 (upper center)
$95–180High center view of the whole bowl. Far from the stage, but the video board is so large that close-ups read fine even from here.
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Transit
Arlington famously has no rail transit to the stadium. The Trinity Railway Express (TRE) from Dallas or Fort Worth stops at CentrePort, then it's a rideshare hop; on event days Arlington's Via/RAPID shuttles and hotel shuttles fill the gap. Most fans drive or rideshare the whole way — book your ride windows early, surge here is severe.
Parking
Massive official lots (pre-book online, $40–75) ringed by cheaper private lots and a long walk. Lots open ~4–5 hours early and tailgate culture is real. Exit traffic takes 45–90 minutes; parking north of the stadium tends to escape faster toward I-30.
Entry tips
The roof and doors are usually closed to keep the AC on — August in Texas — so queue outside with water and shade. NFL clear-bag policy applies. The video board is enormous; even 'bad' seats see close-ups better than most stadiums.
Hotels near AT&T Stadium
Live map of stays around the venue — book early, concert weekends sell out.