Roadside help at AT&T Stadium
Home of the Cowboys, AT&T Stadium sits just south of I-30 in Arlington's entertainment district, a short walk from Globe Life Field. On game days and concert nights the surrounding roads switch to event traffic plans, and getting a car in or out takes patience.
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Parking
The stadium is ringed by numbered surface lots, some set aside for rideshare, RVs or buses. Open pavement gives a technician room to work, but when an event ends thousands of cars leave at once, so reaching your row may have to wait until the lot traffic eases.
So the technician finds you
- Note the lot number and the nearest lot entrance or sign before walking to the stadium.
- While tailgating, run the radio and lights off a portable power source, not the car battery.
- If the car won't start after the event, call right away and stay with it; event traffic officers decide when vehicles move.
- Keep hazards on so the technician can pick out your car in a full lot.
Questions
01Can you jump my car in an AT&T Stadium lot during a game?
Yes, but event traffic controls apply to every vehicle, ours included. Give us the lot number and nearest entrance, and expect the technician to follow police traffic direction on the way in.
02My battery died while tailgating. What can I do before the technician gets there?
Turn off everything drawing power, including the radio, lights and phone chargers, and stop trying to start the car. Keep the lot number handy and stay near the car so the technician can find you.