World Cup 2026 Venue · Arlington, Texas
9 Matches Group → Knockouts
Capacity
80,000
Built
2009
Surface
Natural
Roof
Retractable
Home Team
Dallas Cowboys
Altitude
162m
Time Zone
Central Time (CT - UTC-5)
Dallas-Fort Worth is the 4th largest metro area in the US with 7.6 million people. Known for its sports culture, barbecue, and extreme summer heat. The stadium is technically in Arlington, TX — midway between Dallas and Fort Worth.
Opened in 2009 as the home of the Dallas Cowboys (NFL). Hosted Super Bowl XLV (2011), NCAA Final Four events, and major boxing matches. Known for its retractable roof and the iconic 60-yard HD video board — the largest in any NFL stadium at the time of construction.
9 Matches — a Group Stage, 1 Round of 32, 1 Quarter-Final, and 1 Semi-Final.
80,000 For World Cup Matches. The Stadium Can Expand To 100,000+ For Special Events.
Clear Bags Only, Max 12" x 6" x 12". No Backpacks, Purses, Or Outside Food/Drink.
Gates Open 3 Hours Before Kick-Off. Arrive Early To Clear Security.
Yes — Free Entry At AT&T Discovery District In Dallas. Giant Screens, Live Music, Food, And Official Store. Open On All Match Days.
Fly Into DFW Airport (24 Km). DART Light Rail To Stadium Area. 12,000+ Parking Spaces On-Site.
Yes — Retractable Roof With Air Conditioning. Dallas's Summer Heat Won't Affect The Match Experience.
Yes — Accessible Seating On All Levels, Assistive Listening Devices, Sensory Room, And Service Animals Permitted.