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    Cowboys side: south, 109–112 · sleeper pick: Mezzanine sidelines

    The Cowboys bench faces sections 109–112 on the south side, seat 1 sits on your right, and a C in front of a number means club. Start there.

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    AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX
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    Where to sit at AT&T Stadium, fast

    For a Cowboys game, the value seat is a 400-level sideline between the 20-yard lines, and the upgrade worth paying for is a sideline club on the 200 level or the Mezzanine. The Cowboys use the south sideline, in front of sections 109 to 112, and visitors use the north sideline, in front of 134 to 137.

    The stadium has four public tiers. Two independent seating guides agree on these ranges:

    • 100 level: 101 to 150, the field-level ring.
    • 200 level: 201 to 250, the second tier.
    • Mezzanine: 302 to 350, a short third ring.
    • 400 level: 401 to 460, the upper deck.

    Decoding a listing: section codes and seat order

    Three details on a ticket tell you more than the price does.

    • The C prefix. A section such as C110 or C236 is a club section, set along a sideline with lounge access. Plain numbers are standard seats.
    • Seat 1 is on the right. Facing the field, seats are numbered right to left in every section, a point PSL Source and RateYourSeats both make. Seats 1 and 2 are at the right-hand edge of the section, which is often an aisle.
    • A W in the row. Some charts mark wheelchair rows with a W. If you do not need wheelchair space, confirm with the box office before buying a W row.

    Two reference points help you orient any listing: C110 sits near midfield on the Cowboys side, close to the home tunnel, and C136 faces it from the visitors' side, next to the visiting tunnel.

    Sideline clubs on the 100 and 200 levels

    100 level

    On the field level, the sideline sections are almost all club blocks, C106 to C139. Being close is the draw, but the front rows put you at eye level with the bench, where players and staff block the far side of the field. Seating guides favor the upper half of these sections, which keeps the field close and clears the sideline crowd.

    200 level

    Sections 201 to 250 form the second tier, with clubs C206 to C239 along the sidelines. This is the lowest height at which you see the whole field without turning your head, which makes the 200-level sideline clubs one of the stronger premium buys in the building. The corners and end zones on this level cost less and still give a full-field view from moderate height.

    A practical note: the public escalators between the main and upper concourses are at Entry G behind section 219 and Entry B behind section 244, so seats near those sections make trips to the upper deck quicker.

    Why the Mezzanine is the sleeper pick

    The Mezzanine, sections 302 to 350, is a shallow ring. Because its sections have few rows, even the back row stays close to the field compared with the upper deck. Its sideline clubs, C307 to C339, give the raised, broadcast-style angle that shows formations and pass routes as they unfold.

    The ring also holds the 300-level club suites, Miller Lite Landing and the Ford Platform. Elevators on this level are behind sections 304, 317, 329 and 342. If a 200-level club is more than you want to spend and the 400 level feels too high, the Mezzanine sideline is the seat to price first.

    The 400 level, section by section

    The upper deck is the largest tier and the lowest-cost way in. For a first visit, take a sideline section between the 20-yard lines: from that height the field reads clearly and the giant center-hung video board is easy to follow.

    • Sidelines: the best upper-deck seats, with the full field and the board in front of you.
    • Corners, such as 437: a diagonal angle that takes in both a sideline and an end-zone board.
    • Upper end zones, up to 460: the farthest seats from midfield. Section 460 is a short section at the very top of the end zone.

    Sections on this level are wide and the stairs are steep, so an aisle seat is worth a modest premium. Elevators are behind sections 405, 418, 437 and 449, and Guest Services is behind 420 and 451.

    Seats to skip

    • Front rows of the lower sideline clubs. The bench and staff wall off the far side of the field.
    • Lower end-zone sections such as 150 for fans who watch replays. Seating guides note a poorer angle on the center-hung board than from the sidelines.
    • Party Pass platforms, if you want a seat. These raised standing areas behind each end zone come with no seat and a limited view of the field.
    • Stage-end sections at concerts. Sections such as 150 and 460 sit behind or beside the stage for most shows, and seating guides flag them as limited or no view.

    Concert, ring and Party Pass maps

    Football

    Cowboys games, the Cotton Bowl and the Big 12 Championship all use the standard chart, with Party Pass standing platforms added behind the end zones.

    End stage

    The field turns into lettered floor sections. Your best options are the floor sections nearest the stage and the 100- and 200-level sidelines on the stage half of the building. The 400-level end zone opposite the stage is the longest look in the stadium.

    Center ring or center stage

    For boxing, wrestling and other events staged in the middle, every sideline faces the action. The 100- and 200-level sidelines are the nearest raised seats, and the center board helps fans in the upper tiers follow along.

    Elevators and accessible seating

    Per the stadium, accessible seating, accessible restrooms and concessions, power-assisted doors and accessible drop-off zones are available throughout the building. Guest Services booths behind sections 219, 244, 420 and 451 can help with seating.

    • Main concourse elevators: behind 203, 217, 228 and 242.
    • Mezzanine elevators: behind 304, 317, 329 and 342.
    • Upper concourse elevators: behind 405, 418, 437 and 449.
    • Club and suite elevators: Entries A, E, F and K, for club and suite ticket holders only.

    Guests with disabilities or mobility needs get priority on elevators, and every concourse plus the club and suite levels has family restrooms with changing tables. The stadium does not publish a family or alcohol-free seating section. For current details, see the stadium's A to Z guide. Every Reserved Seat order is backed by a 100% guarantee.

    Frequently asked questions

    What does the C before a section number mean at AT&T Stadium?

    It marks a club section. Clubs run C106 to C139 on the 100 level, C206 to C239 on the 200 level and C307 to C339 on the Mezzanine, and the stadium lists about 15,000 club seats in all.

    Which sideline do the Cowboys use at AT&T Stadium?

    The south sideline, in front of sections 109 to 112. The visitors are on the north side, in front of 134 to 137.

    Is the Mezzanine at AT&T Stadium a good place to sit?

    Yes, especially on the sidelines. The Mezzanine sections are short, so even the back rows sit close to the field compared with the 400 level, and the raised angle shows plays developing.

    Is seat 1 on the left or the right at AT&T Stadium?

    On the right. Seats run right to left as you face the field in every section, according to two seating guides.

    Which AT&T Stadium seats have limited views?

    At concerts, stage-end sections such as 150 and 460 often sit behind or beside the stage. At football games, low end-zone rows and the Party Pass standing platforms see the least of the field.

    How do I reach accessible seating at AT&T Stadium?

    Elevators serve each concourse, with priority for guests with disabilities, and Guest Services booths behind sections 219, 244, 420 and 451 can help locate accessible seats.

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