AT&T Stadium

AT&T Stadium is located at 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, Texas. The stadium's biggest challenge is the lack of public transit: Arlington is one of the largest US cities without a mass transit system. There's no Metro, light rail, or regular bus connecting Dallas to the stadium.

Available options are: (1) Personal or rental car -- the stadium has massive parking but prices are $50-80 USD and traffic is heavy. (2) Uber/Lyft -- functional but with post-match surge pricing that can exceed $100 USD from Dallas. (3) Private shuttles -- several companies offer shuttle services from Dallas and Fort Worth on match days. (4) Via Rideshare -- Arlington operates a limited on-demand transit service.

From downtown Dallas, the distance is 32 km (30-60 minutes by car without traffic). From Fort Worth, about 20 km. For the World Cup, FIFA and the organizing committee have promised to implement special transport solutions, but details are not yet confirmed. Planning transportation in advance is absolutely essential for this venue.

AT&T Stadium has four main levels: Plaza (100), Club (200), Hall of Fame (300), and Upper Concourse (400). The expanded World Cup configuration may add floor seating and temporary sections.

The giant central video screen (hanging from end to end) is visible from all seats but may partially obstruct field views from some upper central sections. The best pitch views are from the sideline 100 and 200 sections, where proximity and elevation are ideal.

Corner sections at the 100 level offer good value. The 400 level is the farthest but offers lower-priced seats; however, the distance is considerable. For the full experience, Club and Hall of Fame sections include access to air-conditioned lounges, a valuable benefit given the Texas heat.

Arlington has several lodging options within a 5 km radius of the stadium, including Sheraton Arlington, Hilton Arlington, and Live! by Loews (integrated into the Texas Live! entertainment complex next to the stadium). These hotels allow walking to the stadium.

For more options and nightlife, downtown Dallas (30 minutes) and Fort Worth's Stockyards District (25 minutes) offer more complete urban experiences. Dallas has a notable culinary scene, with special emphasis on Texas barbecue and Tex-Mex.

For Latin food, the Oak Cliff neighborhood south of Dallas is the epicenter of the metropolitan area's Mexican-American community. The Bishop Arts District and Jefferson Street have taquerias, bakeries, and authentic Mexican restaurants. Near the stadium, the Texas Live! complex has multiple restaurants and bars, and on Division Street in Arlington you'll find affordable Mexican food options.

AT&T Stadium complies with the US ADA and offers accessible seating on all levels. Wheelchair platforms have unobstructed views and companion seating. Elevators and ramps connect all stadium levels.

The Guest Services Center at the main entrance offers loaner wheelchairs, assistive listening devices, and staff trained for special needs. Accessible restrooms are on all levels. ADA parking is available in nearby lots with advance reservation.

The main accessibility concern at AT&T Stadium is transportation, not the stadium itself. The lack of accessible public transit to Arlington means visitors with mobility disabilities must carefully plan how to arrive and depart the stadium, prioritizing adapted vehicles, accessible shuttles, or paratransit services.

The match schedule for AT&T Stadium at the 2026 World Cup will be updated when FIFA confirms venue assignments. Dallas is confirmed as a host for group stage and knockout round matches.