Dallas Cowboys Tickets
The Dallas Cowboys finished the 2008 season with thud, losing to the rival Eagles and missing the playoffs. The 2009 Cowboys will have a new look after jettisoning the great, but controversial Terrell "TO" Owens and opening the new Cowboys Stadium, one of the most expensive stadiums ever built, costing Jerry Jones over $1 billion! The new stadium will normally seat over 80,000, but will actually be able to seat over 100,000 with temporary seating.
The new Cowboys stadium has already captured several coveted events. The Cotton Bowl is moving it's annual bowl game from the actual Cotton Bowl to the new stadium. The NBA all-star game will be held at the new stadium in February of 2010 and the Super Bowl will take place at the new Cowboys stadium in February of 2011.
There are four main type of tickets in the new Cowboys Stadium:
The new Cowboys stadium has already captured several coveted events. The Cotton Bowl is moving it's annual bowl game from the actual Cotton Bowl to the new stadium. The NBA all-star game will be held at the new stadium in February of 2010 and the Super Bowl will take place at the new Cowboys stadium in February of 2011.
There are four main type of tickets in the new Cowboys Stadium:
- Founders All Access Seats: Founders tickets are on the 50 yard line and provide access to private clubs and services. Very difficult to find.
- Club Seats: Club tickets are premium location and premium price tickets. They are in the middle of the field on the lower and middle levels.
- Loge Seats: Loge tickets are in the first six rows of the upper level on the sidelines.
- Reserved Seats: Reserved tickets are the standard upper level, corner and endzone seats, and your best bet if you are on a strict budget.
Here is a preview of the Cowboys new stadium.
The new Cowboys stadium under construction.