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Cowboys Stadium was completed in May of 2009 in Arlington, Texas, a city which is situated approximately halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth. Locals refer to this huge North Texas metro area as the metroplex. The Dallas Cowboys played in the venue for their 2009 season.

Interesting Cowboy Stadium Facts

• The stadium itself fills up 73 acres or 3 million square feet
• The length of Cowboys Stadium is 900 feet
• The arches, which reinforce the retractable roof, rise to 292 feet and each one is ¼ mile in length
• Costs to build the stadium totaled 1.5 billion dollars which makes it the most expensive sports venue ever built
• A retractable roof was designed so the new stadium has the characteristic hole in the roof like the former Texas Stadium. Locals joke that the opening is needed because God watches the games
• The domed roof is the largest dome ever constructed for a sports stadium on the planet
• Cowboy Stadium will host Superbowl XLV in 2011, the first ever in the DFW area
• The venerable Cotton Bowl game was moved to the stadium in 2010
• 2014’s Final Four will be played in Cowboy Stadium
• JerryWorld or Jones-Mahal are new nicknames for the stadium
• On February 14th, 2010 a record was shattered when over 108,000 people attended the basketball All-Stars game at Cowboys Stadium making it the largest ever to attend an All-Stars game
• The Cowboys' average ticket price is among the highest in football, but season tickets and standing-only tickets are cheaper.

Largest High Definition Video Screen in the World

• The screen is 160 by 72 feet
• The LCD screen was created by Mitsubishi’s Diamond Vision Systems
• Over 10.5 million light emitting diodes were used to create the display along with 30 million light bulbs
• The video screen weighs an astonishing 1.2 million pounds
• Guinness World Records awarded Mitsubishi Electric and the Dallas Cowboys the title of World's largest High-Definition Video Display
• Some local sports stations in Dallas are referring to the screen as "The Screen Monster"

Parking and Public Transportation (or the lack of it) at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington Texas

Unfortunately, at present Arlington Texas has no public transportation. Efforts are being made to create some kind of public transport in time for the Superbowl in 2011, including using existing Union Pacific railroad lines and creating a temporary Arlington rail station. There is regional transportation in the Dallas/Fort Worth area that includes light rail, train and buses, but Arlington chose years ago not to be a member city. Parking at the Cowboys Stadium is expensive, starting at $40.00 a parking space and is much more for premium parking spaces.

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