Dallas Cowboys

The Dallas Cowboys might be one of the most successful teams in NFL history, with 5 Super Bowl championships from 8 appearances at the Big Show, but you wouldn’t know it if you’ve only seen them lately. Since their incredible purple patch in the 1990s, when the Cowboys won 3 Super Bowls in just 4 seasons, they have had rotten luck in the Playoffs, never making it further than the Divisional Rounds. And yet, that Lone Star emblem on the team’s helmets remains truly iconic, featured on merchandise worn all over the globe (sometimes by people who have never heard of American football!). Surely it cannot be long before the Cowboys round themselves up again, circle the wagons, and make another long-awaited run at the Super Bowl. Get your Dallas Cowboys tickets from TicketX and saddle up!

Rival Teams

Nothing gets NFL football fans all pumped up more than watching their team square off against a massive rival. Here are two of the Dallas Cowboys’ most significant rivalries.

Dallas Cowboys vs San Francisco 49ers

The long rivalry between the Dallas Cowboys and San Francisco 49ers, two of the most legendary teams in the NFL, has many sides to it. In one sense it is purely a sporting rivalry, as the two teams often contested the NFC against one another throughout the 1970s, 80s, and 90s, including 3 straight NFC Championship Games between 1992-94 (with the first two won by the Cowboys en route to two Super Bowl victories). The teams are also similar in that they have not won a Super Bowl for a while (1995 for the Cowboys, 1994 for the 49ers). Beyond football, many have also suggested that the Cowboys-49ers rivalry also represents the broader intra-American cultural clash between California and Texas, though how keenly this is felt today is a matter of opinion. The teams will renew their ancient grudge this season on October 27 at Levi's Stadium in San Francisco.

Dallas Cowboys vs Philadelphia Eagles

The Dallas Cowboys’ rivalry with the Philadelphia Eagles heated up in the 1970s and has remained so ever since, with the teams contesting the division and the conference on numerous occasions. Things turned nasty in the 1980s and 1990s when the Dallas kicker was threatened by Eagles players (it was said that they placed a bounty on him!) and Eagles fans threw snowballs at the Cowboys players. They also cheered after a Cowboys wide receiver, Michael Irvin, was knocked unconscious during a game. Needless to say, Cowboys fans were more than a little pleased when their team beat the Eagles in 7 straight games in the 1990s, including in the Playoffs. The overall series currently stands at 73-56 in favor of the Cowboys. The teams clash this season twice: on November 10 at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas and on December 29 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

When does the NFL Preseason start for the Dallas Cowboys?

The Dallas Cowboys preseason kicks off on August 11 against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, followed by a trip to Las Vegas to face the Raiders on August 17. The Cowboys then head home to AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas to round out their postseason against the Los Angeles Chargers on August 24.

How much are tickets to Dallas Cowboys preseason games?

The prices of tickets to Dallas Cowboys preseason games vary depending on the opposing team and the location of the game. As one example, we examined prices of tickets to the Cowboys preseason game against the Los Angeles Chargers at AT&T Stadium in Arlington on August 17.

Dallas Cowboys vs Los Angeles Chargers Preseason Tickets

Venue: AT&T Stadium (Arlington, TX)

Date: August 24, 2024

Why should you buy tickets to Dallas Cowboys preseason games?

While preseason games do not count towards point tallies in the NFL regular season, don’t completely write them off! Not only are tickets to preseason games much cheaper, but they also allow you a sneak peek at exciting up and coming new players who might bolster the lineup of the Dallas Cowboys in the upcoming season. With cheaper prices from TicketX, premium seats are also much more affordable for unbeatable up close views of all your favorite Dallas Cowboys players.

2024-25 NFL Season Predictions

Which Teams Will Go To the 2024-25 NFL Playoffs?

There will be 14 teams that qualify for the Postseason—seven from the AFC and seven from the NFC—and despite an influx of new and talented QBs drafted by teams in the 2024 NFL Draft, expect at least 11 of the same teams in the NFL Playoffs as last season.

So, who are the four that might not make it this time and who didn’t make the Playoffs last year but might in the 2024-25 season? The Buccaneers, Browns, and Steelers may find it harder this time around, with the Falcons, Bengals, and Jets possibly making the Wild Card round.

Last season, the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers met in the NFC Championship Game, and the Baltimore Ravens and Kansas City Chiefs collided in the AFC Championship Game, with the 49ers meeting the Chiefs in the Super Bowl in Las Vegas.

Expect those four heavyweights, along with the Packers, Eagles, Cowboys, and Rams in the NFC and the Texans and Bills in the AFC, to make it back to the NFL Playoffs next season.

Which Two Teams Will Go To Super Bowl LIX and Why?

Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs will be seeking their third straight Super Bowl win. With genius Head Coach Andy Reid, TE Travis Kelce, and a much-improved defense, they are the best team in the AFC and have lofty expectations. The Lions had the Niners on the ropes last year and have steadily improved the last two seasons. They are eyeballing a shot at the Super Bowl and have the skill position players and chip on their shoulders.

So Jared Goff and Detroit (12/1 to win the Super Bowl, DraftKings) could meet the best player in the NFL—Mahomes—and his Chiefs (+550) in Super Bowl LIX at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Sunday, February 9, 2025.

2024-25 NFL Super Bowl LIX Prediction: Chiefs 33 Lions 24

Trade Rumors and Draft Picks

After another disappointing season in 2023-24 where they again missed out on the postseason, the Dallas Cowboys will be desperate to beef up their squad with free agents, new talent from the draft, and trades with other franchises for the upcoming season. The Cowboys selected Tyler Guyton (OT) in the 1st round of the 2024 draft, who should add some speed and power to their offensive line. They will be praying that he is ready to step straight into pro ball next year. To add some depth and experience, the Cowboys may also look to the trade or free agency, with rumored trade targets including Dameon Pierce (RB) of the Houston Texans, Terrace Marshall Jr. (WR) of the Carolina Panthers, and Maurice Hurst (DT) of the Cleveland Browns.

How much are Dallas Cowboys season tickets?

You can find the cheapest Dallas Cowboys tickets starting from $12.11 at AT&T Stadium on Aug 24 on TicketX. Prices vary depending on locations and dates, so please search for tickets based on the location and dates of games that you might be interested in attending.

Self-reported average prices of Dallas Cowboys tickets:

Prices of Dallas Cowboys tickets vary depending on the opposing team and the importance of the game to the season. As one example, we compared prices of Dallas Cowboys vs Green Bay Packers tickets and Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit Lions tickets.

Dallas Cowboys vs San Francisco 49ers Tickets

Venue: Levi's Stadium (San Francisco, CA)

Date: October 27, 2024

Dallas Cowboys vs Philadelphia Eagles Tickets

Venue: AT&T Stadium (Arlington, TX)

Date: December 29, 2024

Dallas Cowboys Merch

The following is a selection of rough price ranges for top Dallas Cowboys merchandise that you can expect to find sold at kiosks and shops in and around AT&T Stadium.

AT&T Stadium

Often referred to as the Texas Death Star, the massive glass and metal behemoth that is AT&T Stadium opened in 2008 as the new home of the Dallas Cowboys and, with a capacity of 80,000-105,000 fans depending on configuration, the biggest football stadium in the NFL. The stadium has a retractable roof that can be opened on nice days so that visitors can revel in the fine Texas weather. Along with all regular season and playoff Cowboys home games, the stadium plays host to several big college football showdowns, including the Cotton Bowl, along with concerts, rodeos, and even motorsports events. Hungry visitors will find plenty of tempting food options, from beer barbecued chicken and juicy burgers to delicious ice cream and classic TexMex.

How to get to AT&T Stadium

Visitors should note that AT&T Stadium is actually located in Arlington, Texas, about a 25-30 minute drive from Dallas. There is no public transportation to AT&T Stadium but charter buses are sometimes available from certain hotels in Dallas or Arlington. Taxing a taxi to the stadium is another option if you don’t have your own wheels. Traveling to AT&T Stadium by car is by far the most popular way to arrive at the stadium. Be prepared for heavy traffic before and after games and major events. There are large parking lots all around AT&T Stadium and visitors can also park at the nearby Texas Rangers’ Globe Life Field parking lots during Cowboys games. It is best to book a parking pass in advance ($20-125).  Visit AT&T Stadium’s official website for maps, directions, and parking information.

AT&T Stadium Bag Policy

The AT&T Stadium bag policy asks visitors to limit the items they bring to the venue. Visitors are allowed to bring in clear plastic tote bags (maximum size: 12" x 6" x 12"), one clear plastic freezer bag, and a small clutch purse (maximum size: 4.5" x 6.5", no strap or handle). Exceptions will be made for medical requirements.

AT&T Stadium Rules

AT&T Stadium has an extensive list of rules meant to ensure a safe and fun day for all at the venue. Most of them are common sense, but a few of the most important rules to remember are:

• Bag Inspections all bags brought into the venue are subject to inspection and search, without exceptions.

• Containers bottles, cans, and all other beverage containers cannot be carried into AT&T Stadium. Medical needs will be considered.

• Field Access visitors to AT&T Stadium are never permitted on the field, before, during, or after a game, except for those with proper accreditation (journalists, etc.).

• Radios small personal radios (maximum size: 12” x 12” x 12”) can be used with headphones if they do not bother other guests.

Visit the stadium’s A-Z guide page for a full list of rules at AT&T Stadium.

Hotels Near AT&T Stadium

A number of good hotels can be found within walking distance (or a short cab ride) of AT&T Stadium, including the Sheraton Arlington Hotel, Aloft Arlington Entertainment District,  and Courtyard by Marriott Arlington.

AT&T Stadium Seating Chart

The sheer size of the AT&T Stadium means that visitors have a lot of choice when it comes to seating options. There is premium seating in the form of suites and club seats, as well as seats near the team benches for those fans seeking a memorable up-close encounter with their sporting heroes. The venue also houses plenty of mid-range and cheaper seats to suit every preference and budget, but there isn’t a bad seat in the house from which to view the action. Check TicketX for lists of all tickets to games or events at the AT&T Stadium and use our seating chart to compare different seating options.

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