Every restroom and bathroom at AT&T Stadium, mapped by level, gate, and entry — plus the best places to eat, drink, and stay nearby in the Arlington Entertainment District.
Heading into AT&T Stadium? Find the closest bathroom to your entry gate in seconds.
| I'm entering via... | Nearest restroom | Walk | Accessible | Family |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entry A (NW corner, Pro Shop) | Main Concourse, behind Section 444-450 | 1 min | Yes | Yes |
| Entry B (East Plaza, reserved) | Main Concourse, behind Section 219-225 | 1 min | Yes | — |
| Entry C/D (East Plaza, Club & Suite) | Club Level concourse, Section 201-210 | 1 min | Yes | Yes |
| Entry E (SE corner, Club & Suite) | Club Level concourse, Section 242-244 | 1 min | Yes | — |
| Entry F (SW corner, Club & Suite) | Club Level concourse, Section 248-250 | 1 min | Yes | — |
| Entry G/H/J (West Plaza) | Main Concourse, behind Section 401-410 | 1 min | Yes | Yes |
| Not inside yet (parking lot area) | Texas Live! (customer restrooms) • 5 min walk | Varies | Yes | No |
💡 Halftime pro tip: Upper concourse restrooms (400-level) have significantly shorter lines during halftime and between quarters. Most fans stay on the main concourse — head up a level to skip the wait.
All 40+ restrooms pinned on the actual AT&T Stadium footprint. Tap a pin for level, section, and facility details.
Quick picks for your game day — the closest hotel, best pre-game bar, top restaurant, and must-do experience.
Steps from the stadium in the Entertainment District. Walk to the game in 6 minutes.
The ultimate pre-game destination between AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. 100-foot LED screen.
Award-winning Central Texas BBQ inside Texas Live!. Brisket, ribs, and sausage.
Go behind the scenes of the world’s largest column-free interior and see the iconic video board up close.
Pre-game bars, post-game restaurants, and the best spots within reach — all with real distances. We've noted which venues have customer restrooms. Arlington is suburban, so most spots are a short drive or walk through the Entertainment District.
The ultimate pre-game destination, nestled between AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. Multiple bars, restaurants, a 100-foot LED screen, and arcade games. Voted Best Entertainment District in DFW by the Dallas Morning News.
Troy Aikman’s sports bar inside Texas Live!. Craft cocktails, big screens, and a lively game-day atmosphere. The go-to spot for Cowboys fans.
Arlington institution since 1979. Famous for their Irish Nachos and game-day shuttles to the stadium. A loyal local following. Reserve a shuttle spot early.
Arlington’s first locally owned brewery. 20+ years of craft beer experience. Creative, rotating taps with local and national brews. Food trucks on weekends.
Gourmet burgers, loaded fries, and local craft beer in a rustic house with a shaded backyard patio. Great game-day vibe without the stadium crowds.
Award-winning Central Texas BBQ. Slow-smoked brisket, pork ribs, and house-made sausage on butcher paper. The real deal. Expect lines on game day.
Late-night tacos and bold flavors from Guy Fieri at Texas Live!. Loaded nachos, street-style tacos, and margaritas. Open late on event nights.
Upscale steakhouse inside Live! by Loews hotel. Premium cuts, top-shelf bourbon, and a refined pre-game dining experience. Reservations recommended.
Fresh sushi, innovative Asian cuisine, and craft cocktails. A stylish departure from the typical game-day fare. Open for dinner.
Chicago-style tavern pizzas and smash burgers. Small, focused menu done perfectly. The Abbey (white sauce, pistachio, sausage, hot honey) is a must-order.
Featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Fresh, made-to-order Lebanese food. One of the original North Texas spots on the show. Worth the drive.
Texas staples: brisket sandwiches ($14), nachos, hot dogs, pretzels, and cold beer ($12-16). Upper concourse (400-level) concessions are less crowded at halftime — head up a level for shorter food and restroom lines.
All-inclusive food and drinks for Club and Suite ticket holders. Private restrooms in premium areas are significantly less crowded than the main concourse.
Clear bag no larger than 12"x6"x12". One factory-sealed water bottle (20oz or under) per person. No glass, cans, alcohol, or hard coolers. Grab BBQ from Lockhart before you head in.
Hotels within reach of AT&T Stadium, sorted by proximity. Arlington is suburban — the closest hotels are in the Entertainment District. Expect price spikes for Cowboys home games, major concerts, and WrestleMania weekends. Book early.
The closest hotel to AT&T Stadium, right in the Entertainment District between the stadium and Globe Life Field. Outdoor pool, fitness center, Cut & Bourbon steakhouse and Soy Cowboy restaurant on-site.
Full-service hotel with garden, terrace, restaurant, and bar. Connected to the Arlington Convention Center. Easy walk to the stadium and Texas Live!.
Well-known chain hotel within walking distance of the stadium. Clean rooms, complimentary breakfast area, and easy access to restaurants and nightlife.
Well-reviewed hotel with restaurant, free parking, bar, and complimentary hot breakfast. Free evening snacks and drinks (Drury’s signature perk).
Budget-friendly option near Six Flags and the stadium. Ideal for families visiting both attractions. Outdoor pool.
Many visitors stay in downtown Dallas and drive I-30 west to the stadium (20 miles, ~25 min without traffic). Hundreds of hotel options in all price ranges. Budget for $30-60 parking at the stadium.
Making a day of it? The Arlington Entertainment District packs stadiums, theme parks, and attractions into a walkable area. Perfect if you're arriving early or spending a full weekend.
Go behind the scenes of the world’s largest column-free interior. See the locker rooms, press box, field level, and the iconic 72-foot-tall video board up close. Interactive hologram of Jerry Jones. Tours run daily.
🚽 Restrooms available at tour start area
Note: Blackout dates May 15 - Jul 21, 2026 (FIFA World Cup)
Home of the Texas Rangers (MLB), right next door. Tours available on non-game days. Watch a Rangers game while you’re in town — the retractable roof keeps it cool in Texas summer.
🚽 Multiple public restrooms throughout (accessible, family)
The original Six Flags theme park, just 2 miles west. Over 100 rides and attractions including the New Texas Giant roller coaster. Great for families making a weekend of it.
🚽 Multiple public restrooms throughout (accessible)
Water park adjacent to Six Flags. Slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers. Perfect for cooling off in Texas summer heat before an evening game.
🚽 Restrooms and changing rooms throughout
Inspiring tribute to American courage and sacrifice. A powerful, world-class museum experience right in the Entertainment District.
🚽 Public restrooms available (accessible)
The world’s largest bowling museum, relocated to Arlington. Interactive exhibits, bowling history, and a fun stop for families.
🚽 Public restrooms available
AT&T Stadium is at 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011 — between Dallas and Fort Worth. Arlington has limited public transit, so most visitors drive or use rideshare.
From Dallas: take I-30 West to exit 28A (Collins St), follow signs. From Fort Worth: take I-30 East. About 20 miles from downtown Dallas (~25 min without traffic). Expect heavy traffic on game days — arrive 90 min early.
Rideshare drop-off zones in Lots 1 and 6. From downtown Dallas: $20-40 (~25 min). From DFW Airport: $30-40 (~20 min). Post-game, walk to Randol Mill Rd for lower surge pricing.
Trinity Railway Express from Dallas or Fort Worth to CentrePort/DFW Station (~30 min from Dallas). Station is 8 miles from the stadium — transfer to rideshare ($15-20) or bus line 021 for the final leg.
Via Metropolitan bus lines 021 and MAX. Limited service on event days. Not the most practical option for most visitors — rideshare is faster and more reliable.
DFW Airport is 15 miles north (~20 min by car). Dallas Love Field is 20 miles east (~30 min). Uber/Lyft from DFW is $30-40. Rental car is the best option if staying multiple days.
Some local bars and hotels offer shuttle services on game days. J. Gilligan’s Bar & Grill runs a popular shuttle — reserve early. Rally Bus also runs routes from Dallas/Fort Worth to the stadium.
Where to park and the closest restroom from each lot so you're sorted the moment you arrive. ~12,000 spaces across 15 lots, plus overflow at Globe Life Field on Cowboys-only days.
Official premium lots closest to the stadium. $75-100 pre-paid ($85-110 at the lot). Fill up early on game days — pre-purchase recommended.
Standard parking with tailgating allowed. $50-60 pre-paid. The go-to choice for tailgaters — arrive 3+ hours early for a good spot and BBQ setup time.
Cheapest official option at $25-35 pre-paid. Furthest out but still manageable. Good if you want to save $40+ and don’t mind the walk.
Private lots along Randol Mill Road, Division Street, and Collins Street. $20-30 cash. No tailgating. A budget-friendly alternative to official lots.
Nearly 12,000 additional spaces at Globe Life Field lots on Cowboys-only game days. $40-60. Walk through Texas Live! to reach AT&T Stadium.
Book in advance on SpotHero, ParkWhiz, or Vivid Seats for guaranteed spots. Prices from $20-100 depending on proximity. Lock in your spot and save $10-20 vs. cash at the lot.
Full breakdown of restroom locations inside AT&T Stadium, organized by concourse and level. All restrooms are ADA-compliant. Family restrooms available on every level. Last verified May 2026.
All restrooms at AT&T Stadium are fully ADA-compliant. Power-assisted entry doors, wheelchair-accessible stalls with grab bars, and accessible concessions and seating areas throughout the venue. Elevators and ramps to all levels.
Family restrooms are available on every level of the stadium. Any guest may use them. Equipped with baby changing tables and extra space for families with young children.
Upper concourse (300/400-level) restrooms have significantly shorter lines at halftime and between quarters. Most fans crowd the main concourse — go up a level to skip the wait.
Guest Services booths at Sections 219, 244, 420, and 451 can direct you to the nearest restroom, family facility, or accessible entrance. Call (817) 892-4161.
Elevators to all levels are located throughout the stadium. No need to use stairs or escalators to reach any restroom level. Staff can assist with directions.
Designated rideshare zones in Lots 1 and 6 provide accessible drop-off and pick-up. Staff are available to assist guests with accessibility needs from vehicle to gate.
Arriving early or tailgating? These restrooms are nearby.
Customer restrooms in entertainment complex • 0.2mi east
Hotel lobby restrooms • 0.3mi east
Multiple gas stations along Randol Mill Road • 0.5-1.0mi
Public restrooms may be open on Rangers game days • Adjacent
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