AT&T Stadium Tour Tickets

Toured the stadium week leading up to the Super Bowl. It's already a legendary facility! It's all that it's been said to be. What a football jewel.

If you are planning on taking this tour be prepared to be disappointed. Upon arriving we were told no cameras were allowed. After trudging back to the car in a parking lot completely covered in ice, they said we can bring cameras in. Then were were only able to see 1/2 of the items promised on the website and were told that it was the NFL that made the changes. No one ever asked for a ticket so you can just walk up and take the tour. I spoke with a Cowboy representative the following day to express my dissatisfaction and was told to read the fine print which states "All Tour Destinations are Subject to Change without notice." Still not satisfied when the conversation was over.

I enjoyed what we were able to see and didn't mind paying a higher price for a Superbowl tour. However timing is everything. Our tour's timing was not good since we were unable to get on the field due to the Steelers practice and we did not got to the Interview room either. So for $45 I don't think it was worth the extra $20 for the tour. Should have waited until after the game.

I can't exactly put my thumb on words to describe the tour. It was just so amazing! Even if you are not a cowboys fan it is a must see sort of thing! Welcome to Jerry's world! The detail put into the stadium is amazing and the way it can transform to accommodate all events its truly genius! My husband and I are hardcore Dallas fans and never did I EVER think that I would get to go into their locker rooms! Defiantly do the VIP tour! It is so worth it!

I bought tickets to this tour for my husband as a Father's Day Gift. He loved it. We all had a great time, including my 3 year old and my 10-month old twins. I chose the VIP tour and it was worth the extra $10 just to get the complimentary photo and to see the luxury suites. Very nice tour and we had a great tour guide. The stadium is amazing!

Im definitely bringing my son when hes older back to take a tour. I took my husband for his birthday and he loved it even though hes not a cowboys fan we got to take pictures of everything. we took video of my son aiden who is 10 months crawled from the 10 yd line to the endzone my husband thought that was his favorite part he even got to try on romos jersey now i have all my family wanting to go and they live in dallas.

I flew in from Long Island,New York to see Jerry's world. What a Stadium it's a palace. I would tell all football fans whether cowboys fans or not, Go see a football game in this Stadium you won't be disappointed. I went to the first game in the New stadium (Giants). I enjoyed it so much I'm going back this year with the wife and kids. TV does not do it justice I promise... oh and it was the loudest football game I have ever gone to.

Well, as a diehard cowboy fan I knew the new stadium(Jerry's world) would not disappoint. Me and my sister went there for the last game of the 2009 season. The game was awesome! It was the BEST night of my life. We did the tour the next day and it was even better. We got to go to the locker rooms, sat in several club seats, and ON THE FIELD!!!!! It was Great! the tour guides and everyone were really nice. Its worth every penny! I would wear comfortable shoes tho and get there at least 15 min early just so you can get in on time. It was not a long tour but we got to go pretty much around the whole stadium. IT WAS SO FREAKING AWESOME!!!!

Not being a big football fan I was a bit skeptical, but my parents are big fans and thought they might enjoy this tour. They were concerned about the length of the tour (1hour+) and the walking. They are older and do tire out when allot of walking is involved. It really wasn't bad as far walking. There were several opportunities to sit and listen. We even had my two kids (8yrs and 11 yrs) they enjoyed it as well they didn't get bored. We learned allot and saw a ton of stuff. We didn't buy our tickets in advance just bought them that day. There was about an hour wait before our tour time, enough time to leave and get a quick lunch and return for the tour.

I definately recommend you do this, you get to know the in and outs of this stadium. you will see things that you wouldnt normally see on a regular game. from the basement where the locker rooms are located to the entrance way where the cowboys come out during the game to the press box, the suites, and much much more. It is definately well worth it

We took my dad to Dallas for his birthday, and we knew that we wanted to do a tour, but we had no idea how amazing it would be. You get the best behind the scenes visit you could imagine. You visit a suite, the press box, the locker room, interview room, the tunnel the Cowboys run out to the field on and all other areas that you would never get to see or even notice on gameday. If you go on the right day, you can even go on the field, but the day we went they were hosting the high school state championship, so we didn't get to go on the field but it was still well worth the $17. I would recommend everyone take this tour of one of the most amazing buildings around.

My daughter & I took the tour before it opened and it has the WOW to it. It's soooooo awesome. It is a beautifull piece of architecure.