AT&T Stadium Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common AT&T Stadium visitor questions.
Where are the restrooms at AT&T Stadium?
AT&T Stadium has 40+ restroom locations across all concourses and on each Club and Suite level. Public restrooms (men's, women's, and family) are located throughout the stadium. Family restrooms are accessible to any guest and equipped with baby changing tables. See our
interactive restroom map for exact locations.
Are there accessible restrooms at AT&T Stadium?
Yes. All restrooms at AT&T Stadium are ADA-compliant with wheelchair-accessible stalls, grab bars, and power-assisted entry doors. Elevators and ramps provide access to all levels. Guest Services at Sections 219, 244, 420, and 451 can direct you to the nearest accessible facility.
Where is the nearest restroom to Entry A?
The nearest restrooms from Entry A (northwest corner) are on the Main Concourse behind Sections 444-450, about 1 minute walk from the entry. A family restroom is also nearby.
Is there a baby changing station at AT&T Stadium?
Yes. Baby changing tables are in all family restrooms, which are located on every level of the stadium. Family restrooms are accessible to any guest. Ask Guest Services staff for directions to the nearest one.
Which AT&T Stadium restrooms have the shortest lines?
Upper concourse (300/400-level) restrooms are consistently the quietest at halftime and between quarters. Most crowds stay on the main concourse — heading up a level saves significant wait time. Club Level restrooms are the least crowded but require a Club ticket.
Can I bring food and drinks into AT&T Stadium?
Yes. You can bring food in a clear bag no larger than 12"x6"x12". One factory-sealed water bottle (20oz or under) per person is permitted. No glass, cans, alcohol, hard-sided coolers, or outside beverages other than water. All bags are subject to search.
Where should I park for AT&T Stadium?
AT&T Stadium has ~12,000 spaces across 15 lots. Premium Lots 4-7 ($75-100) are closest. Standard Lots 10-12 ($50-60) allow tailgating. Economy Lots 14-15 ($25-35) are cheapest. Third-party lots on Randol Mill Rd offer $20-30 parking. Pre-purchase online to save $10-20 vs. cash at the lot.
What hotels are closest to AT&T Stadium?
Live! by Loews (0.3mi, 6 min walk) is the closest hotel, right in the Entertainment District. Loews Arlington Hotel is under 15 minutes' walk. Courtyard by Marriott in the Entertainment District and Drury Plaza Hotel are also nearby. Many visitors stay in downtown Dallas and drive I-30 west (~25 min).
How do I get to AT&T Stadium without a car?
Uber/Lyft is the best non-driving option — drop-off in Lots 1 and 6 ($20-40 from Dallas). The TRE train runs from Dallas/Fort Worth to CentrePort/DFW Station, but you still need a rideshare for the last 8 miles. Some bars like J. Gilligan's run game-day shuttles. Arlington has limited public transit.
What is the AT&T Stadium capacity?
AT&T Stadium seats 80,000 for standard events and can expand to 105,000 with standing room for mega events like WrestleMania and the Super Bowl. It features the world's largest column-free interior and a massive retractable roof. Home of the Dallas Cowboys (NFL).
Can I tour AT&T Stadium?
Yes. VIP Guided Tours start from $40 and Owner's Experience Tours from $55. Tours run Mon-Sat 10am-4:30pm and Sun 11am-3:30pm, every 30 minutes. See the locker rooms, press box, field level, and the 72-foot video board. Note: Blackout dates May 15 - Jul 21, 2026 due to FIFA World Cup. Call (817) 892-TOUR.
Are there public restrooms near AT&T Stadium outside the gates?
Texas Live! (0.2mi east) has customer restrooms in its entertainment complex. Live! by Loews hotel lobby has guest restrooms. Gas stations along Randol Mill Road have customer restrooms. On Rangers game days, Globe Life Field restrooms may also be accessible.
When are the busiest times for restroom lines at AT&T Stadium?
Halftime is by far the busiest. Lines on the Main Concourse can exceed 10-15 minutes during a Cowboys halftime break. Between quarters is also busy but shorter. The best strategy is to go during the 1st or 3rd quarter when most fans stay seated. Upper concourse (300/400-level) restrooms are always less crowded.
Can I get free water at AT&T Stadium?
Yes. Any concession stand will provide a free cup of water on request — you do not need to purchase anything. You can also bring one factory-sealed water bottle (20 oz or under) per person. Hydration is critical in the Texas heat, especially for outdoor tailgating before games.
Where is first aid at AT&T Stadium?
First aid stations are located on the Main Concourse near Guest Services at Sections 219 and 420. Additional medical staff are stationed throughout the venue on event days. For emergencies, call (817) 892-4161 or alert any staff member. AEDs (defibrillators) are positioned at first aid stations and throughout the concourse.
Is AT&T Stadium good for families with young kids?
Yes. AT&T Stadium has family restrooms with baby changing tables on every level. Stroller parking is available at each entry gate. The stadium allows outside food in a clear bag, making it easy to bring kid-friendly snacks. Guest Services can assist with any family needs. Consider upper-level seats for easier restroom access with fewer crowds.
Are there nursing rooms at AT&T Stadium?
AT&T Stadium offers family restrooms on every level that provide privacy for nursing mothers. These are larger rooms with locking doors. Ask Guest Services at Sections 219, 244, 420, or 451 for directions to the nearest family restroom. Some family restrooms include seating areas suitable for nursing.
Does AT&T Stadium have allergy-friendly food options?
Yes. Concession stands can accommodate common allergy requests. Gluten-free options are available at select stands. Ask any concession worker about ingredients or visit Guest Services for allergen information. If you have severe allergies, bringing your own food in a clear bag (12"x6"x12") is the safest option.
