Rent a Bus to AT&T Stadium: The Complete AT&T Stadium Transportation Guide

Everybody in the Metroplex knows the I-30 crawl. The mile-long backup on the Collins Street exit, the wave of brake lights rolling west from Dallas toward Arlington, and the quiet realization somewhere in that standstill that your parking pass — the one you bought three weeks ago, because AT&T Stadium does not sell passes at the gate — is still a 10-to-15-minute walk from the nearest entrance. AT&T Stadium seats 80,000 people and holds more than 12,000 parking spaces across 15 numbered lots.

On a Cowboys Sunday, the premium lots closest to the gates fill hours before kickoff, and everyone who arrived a little late is hiking in from Lot 15 on the east side of the property while the people in the stands are already settled. Renting a bus to AT&T Stadium rewrites that whole equation: one vehicle, one flat rate split across your group, and a drop-off in Lot 1 off Randol Mill Road or Lot 6 off Cowboys Way — steps from the gates — instead of a long march from the economy perimeter.

This guide covers exactly how that works. Where the bus drops your group, where it parks, what the road closure plan looks like for a regular Cowboys game versus a 2026 FIFA World Cup match, which vehicle matches your headcount, and what the whole thing costs. AT&T Stadium is the most-requested destination on this site for Arlington groups, and the logistics below come from the stadium's own published policies — not from a guess.

For the full picture of sporting event transportation in Arlington, see the Arlington sporting event transportation page.

Why Rent a Party Bus or Charter Bus to AT&T Stadium?

Getting yourself to AT&T Stadium requires a pre-purchased parking pass (cashless, mobile-only — no cash accepted anywhere on the property), a multi-mile drive through I-30 congestion, and a post-game exit through the same bottleneck while tens of thousands of other fans try to leave simultaneously. Multiply that across four cars, six cars, or a dozen — each with its own advance pass, its own navigation, and one person in each car who has to stay sober for the drive home — and you've turned a Cowboys game into a logistics project before kickoff even happens.

An Arlington charter bus or party bus rental solves every variable at once. Your group rides together from one pickup address, the bus drops at one of the stadium's designated passenger drop-off zones, and the bus stages on site during the game so it's ready when you walk out. No one scrambles for a parking pass.

No one needs to navigate the Collins Street backup. No separate cars to regroup after the final whistle, no one drawing straws over who has to stay sober for the drive back. One quote covers the full round trip — and once you split that rate across 25, 40, or 56 people, the per-head cost routinely beats the parking-pass math for a carpool of the same size.

Charter Bus and Party Bus Drop-Off at AT&T Stadium

AT&T Stadium publishes specific drop-off zones for different vehicle types, and knowing them before game day is the difference between your group walking straight to a gate and sorting out a closed curb at kickoff. Per the official AT&T Stadium accessibility page, passenger drop-off is available at two points on the property:

• Lot 1 (north side) — off Randol Mill Road, north of the stadium
• Lot 6 (south side) — off Cowboys Way, on the south side of the complex

Limousines and smaller vehicles use these same zones, with parking available on Randol Mill Road and Cowboys Way (pass required). The stadium's own note on the accessibility page is worth flagging before your trip: "Due to post-game traffic, these areas may not be accessible for pick-up." That's the stadium's official warning — and it's exactly why arranging a post-game pickup window and a specific staging location before your group ever splits up matters more than any other single logistics detail.

With a bus, you set the pickup spot before the group walks into the stadium, and the bus is already staged when you walk back out.

Bus parking for AT&T Stadium is in a designated portion of Lot 15, located off Randol Mill Road and Web Street on the east side of the complex. A bus parking pass is required and must be purchased in advance — per the official AT&T Stadium parking page, all parking is cashless and no passes are sold on the day of the event. Lot 15 is also the stadium's designated rideshare zone for Cowboys games, so the bus and the Uber/Lyft queue share the same general east-side staging area.

The walk from Lot 15 to the nearest stadium entrance is roughly 10 to 15 minutes — which makes the Lot 1 and Lot 6 drop-off zones far more convenient for groups that want to reach the gates without a hike.

AT&T Stadium Parking: What Every Group Planner Needs to Know

AT&T Stadium offers approximately 12,000 on-site parking spaces across 15 numbered lots, plus an additional 12,000 overflow spaces in lettered lots near Globe Life Field when the Texas Rangers aren't playing — bringing the total to roughly 24,000 spaces for the biggest events. Every single one of those spaces requires advance purchase. AT&T Stadium does not sell parking at the gate, and every transaction throughout the property — parking, concessions, retail — is cashless.

You need a live barcode via the Dallas Cowboys app or SeatGeek to enter an official lot. Here's how the tiers break down:

• Premium Blue Lots (4–7) — directly adjacent to stadium gates, fastest post-game exits; typically $75–$100 per vehicle
• Mid-Range Silver Lots (10–12) — moderate walking distance, tailgating access in grassy perimeters; typically $50–$60 per vehicle
• Economy Lots (14–15) — east side, 10–15 minute walk to the gates; typically $25–$35 per vehicle
• RV and Oversized Vehicles (Silver Lot 14) — $150 per space; 20ft × 40ft spaces, overnight parking permitted for most events
• Bus Parking (Lot 15) — designated portion of Lot 15, advance pass required, separate from standard car parking

Lots open five hours before Cowboys games. Tailgating is permitted on the grass perimeters of Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 on a first-come basis. It is not permitted in Lot 3, portions of Lot 5, Lot 8, or Lot 9.

Stadium entrances open two to two and a half hours before kickoff, with the Miller Lite®House on the west plaza opening at least two hours out and the AT&T East Plaza opening at the same time.

Here's what the parking math looks like for a group: at $75 per vehicle in a mid-range lot, a group arriving in six cars pays $450 in parking passes before gas or the post-game rideshare surge enter the equation. A single bus handles everyone under one advance parking arrangement, one flat rate, and one designated bus space. Purchase passes in advance through SeatGeek, the stadium's official parking platform.

I-30, Cowboys Way, and Road Closures: How Traffic Changes by Event

The main approach to AT&T Stadium on a Cowboys Sunday is I-30 West to Exit 28A (Collins Street) — the primary corridor for fans coming from Dallas, Fort Worth, and DFW Airport. Traffic on this stretch starts backing up two to three hours before kickoff, with Collins Street and the surrounding surface streets approaching gridlock in the final 90 minutes. Post-game, I-30 East backs up 30–45 minutes on sellout days, and fans who arrived by rideshare face the Lot 15 queue while everyone else tries to clear the same exit ramps at once.

The locals' alternate is looping out through Randol Mill Road east before merging onto I-30 — but that option disappears fast when 80,000 people have the same idea.

For 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, the road closure plan is substantially more aggressive than anything a Cowboys game produces. Per the official FIFA World Cup 26 Dallas transportation page, on match days:

• AT&T Way closes from Cowboys Way to Randol Mill Road
• Cowboys Way closes from North Collins Street to AT&T Way
• A portion of Nolan Ryan Expressway — from Road to Six Flags to the hotel south entrance — also closes

Private shuttles on World Cup match days are directed to Chapman Cutoff Road between Stadium Drive and Randol Mill, the corridor tournament organizers have designated to separate private transportation from the pedestrian and closed-street environment around the venue. The rideshare pickup zone shifts entirely for World Cup: instead of Lot 15, Uber, Lyft, and taxi pickups move to the Esports Stadium Arlington parking lot, approximately 0.7 miles from the stadium gates — a 10-to-15 minute walk per the tournament's own published guidance, made twice, once in and once out, in midsummer Texas heat. I-30 and I-20 are expected to see severe congestion for hours before and after each of the nine matches.

That's the environment where World Cup bus rental requests for Arlington spike six months before the tournament begins.

AT&T Stadium Transportation Options Compared

This is a bus-comparison website — but here's an honest breakdown of every realistic option for getting a group to AT&T Stadium, so you can see where a private bus earns its place and where a simpler option makes more sense.

For one or two people on a Cowboys Monday Night game, a rideshare from Dallas or Fort Worth is the efficient choice — no reason to charter a bus for a pair. The math shifts decisively once your party fills more than a couple of cars: separate parking passes, separate navigation through the Collins Street approach, and the post-game Lot 15 wait all become friction that one bus eliminates at the group level. The TRE is worth noting for World Cup: it runs special service on match days with complimentary buses from CentrePort/DFW Airport Station to a hub north of the stadium.

But the TRE does not run on Sundays during the regular NFL season — which rules it out for nearly every Cowboys home game — and it can't keep a 30-person group coordinated on a public-transit schedule.

What Size Bus Does Your AT&T Stadium Group Need?

AT&T Stadium draws groups across the full size spectrum — a suite outing of eight is a different trip than a 50-person Cowboys fan tailgate. Partybusesarlington.com connects you to different vehicle options through a network of bus companies serving Arlington, so your group rides comfortably and you're not paying for seats you don't need. Here's how the full vehicle lineup maps to common AT&T Stadium trip types.

For groups hauling tailgate gear — folding chairs, pop-up tents, portable speakers — a full-size charter bus gives you the undercarriage storage to load everything without taking up a single passenger seat. An Arlington minibus rental covers the middle ground between the energy of a party bus and straightforward coach seating for mid-size corporate or mixed groups. ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network; just note your needs in the quote request.

At the stadium itself, mobility assistance shuttles run from all lots to entrances A, D, J, and G — contact AT&T Stadium Guest Services at (817) 892-4161 for on-site accessibility details, per the official accessibility page.

AT&T Stadium Charter Bus and Party Bus Rental Prices

Partybusesarlington.com shows quotes online in under 30 seconds — you see the price before you ever commit. No single sticker number applies to every AT&T Stadium run, because the quote moves with vehicle size, total hours, the event and date, and how far your group is traveling from. To give you an idea of where planning ranges start:

• A 15–35 passenger minibus runs roughly $200–$250/hour on weekdays and $200–$275/hour on weekends; per-day rates range from $1,100 to $2,150
• A 25-passenger party bus runs roughly $250–$350/hour on weekdays and $275–$375/hour on weekends; per-day rates range from $1,850 to $2,900
• A 50-passenger party bus runs roughly $300–$450/hour on weekdays and $325–$500/hour on weekends; per-day rates range from $2,150 to $4,050
• A 40–56 passenger charter bus runs roughly $200–$350/hour on both weekdays and weekends; per-day rates range from $1,350 to $2,850

These are example planning ranges — the actual quote for your specific date, route, vehicle, and hours is what determines your final price. What shapes the total most for an AT&T Stadium trip: how many hours you need the bus (travel time plus any pregame tailgate time plus post-game wait), whether it's a Cowboys regular-season Sunday or a World Cup match with extended staging, and your pickup origin. Bus parking at the stadium is a separate advance purchase handled at booking.

See the Arlington party bus prices page for more context, or call 682-226-7100 any time for pricing in under 30 seconds.

A Cowboys Game-Day Example

To give you an idea: a 40-person Cowboys fan group books a 40-passenger party bus for a 1:00 PM Sunday kickoff. Pickup from an Uptown Dallas hotel at 10:00 AM — lots opened at 8:00 AM, so the group arrives at the Lot 1 drop-off by 11:00 AM, two hours before kickoff, with time to set up in Lot 10 for a full tailgate. The bus stages in Lot 15 through the game and has everyone loaded and rolling by the time the post-game Lot 15 rideshare queue is still forming.

An 8-hour Sunday rental at that party bus size might total roughly $2,600 to $4,000, split 40 ways — $65 to $100 per person, with the whole drive, every parking pass, and the postgame exit all absorbed by one number. Six cars paying $75 each in parking alone is $450 before anyone turns a key.

Drive Times to AT&T Stadium and Approach Roads

AT&T Stadium sits at 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011, in the heart of the Arlington Entertainment District — bordered by Globe Life Field to the north and Choctaw Stadium to the east, with the I-30/I-20 corridor as the main regional artery. The primary approach is I-30 West to Exit 28A (Collins Street), which handles the highest volume of game-day traffic from Dallas and points east. Approximate off-peak drive times from major pickup areas:

Those numbers are off-peak. On a Cowboys Sunday, I-30 East and West see significant congestion beginning two to three hours before kickoff, and I-20 backs up as fans try to find an alternate route in. For World Cup matches, transportation planners have publicly stated that both I-30 and I-20 will see severe congestion for hours before and after each game.

A chartered Arlington party bus rental means your group isn't the one navigating that — the timing, the approach route, and the lot sequence are handled, not figured out at 10:00 AM in a hotel parking garage.

Groups flying into DFW for a World Cup match or a Cowboys playoff game face the same rideshare surge and carpool complexity as everyone else — just compressed by staggered flight arrivals and luggage. One charter bus collecting the group at the terminal curb and going straight to AT&T Stadium removes that scramble entirely. The DFW Airport shuttle guide covers the airport pickup logistics in detail.

2026 FIFA World Cup at AT&T Stadium: Group Transportation Essentials

AT&T Stadium hosts nine FIFA World Cup 2026 matches — more than any of the other 15 tournament venues. The games run from mid-June through a semi-final in mid-July. For the tournament, the stadium operates under the official FIFA name "Dallas Stadium."

The full schedule at this venue:

• Group Stage: June 14, June 17, June 22, June 25, June 27
• Round of 32: June 30, July 3
• Round of 16: July 6
• Semi-Final: July 14

World Cup match days bring a level of road closure and crowd management that makes a Cowboys Sunday look manageable by comparison. Cowboys Way and AT&T Way close between Collins Street and Randol Mill Road. Chapman Cutoff Road between Stadium Drive and Randol Mill is the designated approach corridor for private shuttles.

The rideshare zone moves entirely off the AT&T Stadium lot to the Esports Stadium Arlington parking area — 0.7 miles from the gates, a 10-to-15 minute walk both in and out, in June and July Texas heat.

The Trinity Railway Express does run special service on World Cup match days — connecting Victory Station in Dallas and Fort Worth Central Station to CentrePort/DFW Airport Station, where complimentary tournament shuttle buses carry ticket holders to a Bus Hub just north of the stadium (about a 10-minute walk to the gates). That's a workable option for individual fans, but it's difficult to coordinate for a group that wants to arrive together on a fixed schedule, especially when TRE capacity limits exist and the connection point is eight miles from the stadium. Per the Cowboys' official World Cup announcement, this is the most matches any single venue will host in the entire tournament — which means nine separate demand spikes on the DFW bus market between June 14 and July 14.

Book as soon as your match date is confirmed. The right-size vehicles in the Arlington area go first for World Cup weekends, and the semi-final on July 14 will be the most in-demand single date of the tournament. Call 682-226-7100 to check availability for your match date.

Tailgating at AT&T Stadium: What Bus Groups Need to Know

AT&T Stadium has a real tailgate culture, and a charter bus is a natural fit for it — the undercarriage bays handle folding chairs, pop-up tents, portable coolers, and team gear without eating into any passenger space. The official AT&T Stadium A-to-Z guide and parking page set out the rules clearly:

• Tailgating permitted on the grass perimeters of Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15 — first-come, first-served, within a 9ft × 12ft space behind your vehicle
• Not permitted in Lot 3, portions of Lot 5, Lot 8, or Lot 9
• Grills allowed — charcoal and gas. Open flames (bonfires, pit fires) and deep fryers are prohibited
• Coal disposal — coals must go in designated coal containers throughout the lots; do not dump on grass or under vehicles
• One space, one setup — gear, tents, and chairs must stay within the grassy area behind your vehicle; spaces cannot be saved or held for additional vehicles
• No outside food or beverages inside the stadium — tailgating stays in the parking area; what's in the stadium is stadium concessions only
• No commercial activity — selling food, beverages, or merchandise in the lots is prohibited, as is advertising third-party products
• Tailgating continues two hours after Cowboys and college football games — so the post-game gathering doesn't have to end the moment the final whistle blows

The Miller Lite®House on the west plaza — at North Collins Street and Cowboys Way, adjacent to Gate G — opens at least two hours before kickoff with more than 50 large screens, live entertainment, an 80-yard replica Cowboys field with tailgate games, and food and beverage options. It's the stadium-operated pre-game hub for ticket holders who want the full experience before the gates open. For groups parking in Lots 10 or 11 and tailgating in the silver lot perimeters, the Miller Lite®House is a short walk west.

Taxis stage at this same location — the west end of the Miller Lite®House — for pre- and post-event service.

AT&T Stadium Bag Policy: Brief Your Group Before They Board

AT&T Stadium enforces a clear-bag policy for all events. Letting every group member know the policy before they get off the bus saves real trouble at the gates. Per the official A-to-Z guide, each guest may carry:

• One clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12" (NFL standard clear bag)
• One one-gallon clear plastic freezer bag (Ziploc style)
• One small clutch bag no larger than 4.5" × 6.5"

Backpacks, large purses, camera bags, and tinted bags are not allowed through any gate. Medical and diaper bags are permitted but will be inspected. There is no bag check inside the stadium — non-compliant bags can be stored at The Mobile Locker Company for a fee, with locations in Silver Lot 5 and Blue Lot 9 for Cowboys games.

Outside food, beverages, cans, and bottles are among the items prohibited inside the venue. One factory-sealed water bottle per person, up to 20 oz, is the exception. Factor that into your group's planning, especially for World Cup matches that run in June and July heat.

Major Events at AT&T Stadium in 2026

AT&T Stadium is one of the busiest event venues in the country. The biggest group transportation draws in the current and upcoming calendar:

• FIFA World Cup 2026 — Nine matches from June 14 through July 14, including a semi-final on July 14. More World Cup matches than any other venue in the tournament. World Cup dates are the highest-demand window for Arlington bus rentals all year.
• Dallas Cowboys NFL season — Home games September through January; the most common single reason groups rent a bus to AT&T Stadium. Popular matchups sell out parking advance passes weeks before game day.
• BTS — August 2026 concert dates; stadium-scale pop concerts where Collins Street closes hours before doors and Lot 15 rideshare queues run extremely long post-show.
• Usher & Chris Brown — September 2026 concert run at the stadium.
• Ed Sheeran — October 2026 concert dates.
• Cotton Bowl Classic and Big 12 Championship — College football events drawing regional fan groups in late December; same parking and road dynamics as Cowboys game days.

For any peak date — World Cup, Cowboys playoffs, stadium-scale concerts — the right-size vehicles in the DFW bus network go first. Waiting until a month before usually means limited options and higher planning-range rates. Call 682-226-7100 to check availability as soon as your event date is confirmed.

Groups That Rent a Bus to AT&T Stadium

The same door-to-door group approach works for AT&T Stadium regardless of the occasion — everyone arrives together, on time, without anyone absorbing the parking and traffic burden. These are the most common group types requesting AT&T Stadium transportation through Partybusesarlington.com:

• Cowboys fan groups and tailgaters. The most common trip on this site for Arlington — pickup from Dallas or Fort Worth hotels, a Lot 1 or Lot 6 drop-off, a tailgate in one of the permitted lots, and a bus staged for the post-game exit while the Lot 15 rideshare queue builds out on the east side.
• World Cup travel groups. Out-of-town fans flying into DFW or Dallas Love Field who need coordinated airport-to-stadium transfers without navigating the World Cup road closure plan themselves. See the DFW Airport shuttle guide for arrival logistics.
• Corporate and suite groups. Moving clients and staff from downtown Dallas or Fort Worth hotels to a suite or club-level seat without anyone managing parking or directions. See Arlington corporate event transportation for group shuttle options.
• Concert groups. BTS, Ed Sheeran, Usher — stadium-scale shows where Collins Street closes hours before doors and post-show rideshare surges hit $80–$120 for short rides. An Arlington concert bus rental takes the group straight to the entrance and picks everyone up when the show ends.
• Birthday and celebration groups. A Cowboys game or a World Cup match as a milestone trip. Birthday party bus rentals are a natural fit when the game day is also the celebration — one vehicle, one pickup, one shared experience from parking lot to final whistle.

Also in the Arlington Entertainment District: the Globe Life Field guide covers Rangers game-day transportation next door, and the Texas Live! guide covers the entertainment complex across the street from the ballpark — both easy additions to an Arlington itinerary for groups hitting more than one stop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does a charter bus drop off at AT&T Stadium?

Per the official AT&T Stadium accessibility page, passenger drop-off is available in Lot 1 on the north side off Randol Mill Road and Lot 6 on the south side off Cowboys Way. Bus parking during the event is in a designated portion of Lot 15, accessed off Randol Mill Road and Web Street, with an advance bus parking pass required. The stadium's official note: drop-off areas may not be accessible for pick-up after games due to post-game traffic — which is why arranging a specific pickup window and staging location before the group goes through the gates is essential.

Does a charter bus need a parking pass at AT&T Stadium?

Yes. Bus parking at AT&T Stadium requires an advance purchase in the designated portion of Lot 15. All parking is cashless and no passes are sold at the gate on event day.

The advance bus pass and parking coordination for your specific event date are handled as part of the booking process — it's not something you figure out on arrival.

Where is the rideshare pickup at AT&T Stadium?

For Cowboys games and most regular events: Lot 15 off Randol Mill Road and Web Street, on the east side of the property — approximately a 10-to-15 minute walk from the nearest stadium entrance. For 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, rideshare relocates to the Esports Stadium Arlington parking lot, about 0.7 miles from the stadium gates — a 10-to-15 minute walk each way, per the official tournament transportation guide. Post-game rideshare surges at AT&T Stadium have been cited as high as $80–$120 for short rides immediately after events.

How much does it cost to rent a bus to AT&T Stadium?

To give you a planning idea: a 15–35 passenger minibus runs roughly $200–$275/hour on weekends; a 40–56 passenger charter bus runs roughly $200–$350/hour; a party bus for 25–50 passengers typically runs $275–$500/hour on weekends. The actual quote for your specific date, group size, hours, and route comes from the online form or a call to 682-226-7100 — pricing in under 30 seconds. See the Arlington party bus prices page for more context.

Does AT&T Stadium sell parking passes at the gate on event day?

No. All AT&T Stadium parking must be purchased in advance. All transactions throughout the property are cashless — no cash accepted at gates, concessions, or retail. Passes are purchased through the Dallas Cowboys app or SeatGeek, the stadium's official parking platform.

Most premium and mid-range lots sell out well before major events, so purchasing early is especially important for Cowboys playoff games, World Cup matches, and stadium-scale concerts.

What is the AT&T Stadium bag policy?

Each guest may bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12" × 6" × 12" (or a one-gallon Ziploc), plus a small clutch no larger than 4.5" × 6.5". Backpacks, large bags, camera bags, and tinted bags are not allowed through any gate. There is no bag check inside the stadium.

Non-compliant bags can be stored at The Mobile Locker Company for a fee in Silver Lot 5 and Blue Lot 9 for Cowboys games. Briefing every group member before they board the bus avoids a scramble at the gate.

Does the TRE serve AT&T Stadium for Cowboys games?

Not reliably for the NFL regular season. The Trinity Railway Express operates Monday through Saturday — which excludes almost every Cowboys Sunday home game. For 2026 World Cup matches, the TRE runs special service with complimentary tournament buses from CentrePort/DFW Airport Station to a Bus Hub north of the stadium, about a 10-minute walk to the gates.

For groups wanting to arrive together on a fixed schedule for a Cowboys game, a private charter bus is the only option that delivers door-to-door without a public-transit connection.

How early should we arrive for a Cowboys game?

Lots open five hours before kickoff. Arriving three to four hours out gives you a full tailgate window in the grass perimeters of Lots 4–7 or 10–12 without fighting for a grassy space. For World Cup matches, tournament organizers recommend arriving at your parking area or transit connection three to four hours before kickoff, because road closures around the stadium begin well before that.

The post-game exit adds 30–45 minutes on sellout days regardless of the event — factoring that into your bus's staging window keeps the group from waiting at a closed curb.

Can a party bus or charter bus wait at AT&T Stadium during the game?

Yes. The bus is reserved as a block of hours, so it can drop your group at Lot 1 or Lot 6, stage in the Lot 15 bus parking area during the game, and be positioned for a post-game pickup at an agreed time. Setting that window before anyone walks through the gates — and agreeing on a specific meeting spot — is the detail that makes the post-game exit effortless while everyone else is sorting out surge pricing.

Are ADA-accessible buses available for AT&T Stadium trips?

Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network. Just note accessibility needs in the quote request, and a support team can match the right vehicle for your group. At the stadium, mobility assistance shuttles run from all lots to entrances A, D, J, and G for guests with disabilities.

Contact AT&T Stadium Guest Services at (817) 892-4161 for on-site assistance details, per the official accessibility page.

How far in advance should I book for a World Cup match or Cowboys playoff game?

As early as your ticket date is confirmed. World Cup matches — nine of them from June 14 through July 14, 2026 — represent nine separate demand spikes on the Arlington bus market in a six-week stretch. The semi-final on July 14 will be the hardest date to find the right vehicle for.

For regular-season Cowboys games outside of the opening weeks and playoff stretch, two to four weeks is workable. But the earlier you call, the better the options. Call 682-226-7100 right now to lock in your date.

Book Your AT&T Stadium Bus Today

Whether it's a Cowboys Sunday in November, a World Cup group stage match in June, a stadium concert, or a corporate suite outing, Partybusesarlington.com makes it easy to compare charter bus, party bus, and minibus options for AT&T Stadium through one quick form or a call to 682-226-7100. Pricing in under 30 seconds, no account required, no obligation. Your group drops at Lot 1 or Lot 6, steps from the gates, while the Lot 15 rideshare queue is still forming — and the bus is staged and ready when you walk out after the final whistle.

That's the whole point of renting a bus to AT&T Stadium, and it's exactly one call or form submission away.