State Farm Stadium (Glendale, USA)
State Farm Stadium
AT&T Stadium is an architectural marvel in Arlington, Texas, serving as the 80,000-seat home of the Dallas Cowboys. Famous for its retractable roof and a massive suspended HD video board, the stadium features a flexible design that can expand up to 105,000 capacity for major concerts and events, or 94,000 for FIFA World Cup matches.
Opened in 2009 and affectionately known as "Jerry World," AT&T Stadium stands as a premier sports and entertainment epicenter in Arlington, Texas. As the home of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys, this monumental structure is globally recognized for its striking modern design, featuring a retractable roof and soaring 300-foot-tall glass operable doors. Its most defining interior feature is the breathtaking, center-hung Mitsubishi LED video board, which stretches nearly 160 feet wide above the field. While its standard configuration seats 80,000 fans, the stadium's layout is uniquely scalable, expanding to an incredible capacity of 105,000 for concert setups and Super Bowls, and officially anchoring at 94,000 for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026. The sheer scale, premium luxury suites, and state-of-the-art acoustics combine to create an unmatched, electric atmosphere for stadium-tour performances.