AT&T Stadium can seat up to 100,000 spectators and this 140-acre, three-million-square-foot special events center, which cost a hefty $1.2 billion, remains one of the most expensive facilities in sports history. This climate-controlled stadium features dozens of high-tech amenities, including a retractable roof panel, 300-foot steel arches, a built-in turf with 26 interchangeable surface panels for other sports, concerts and truck rallies and a massive high-definition Mitsubishi video display board. Guests in the luxury suites and by concessions stands will also be able to catch the action on one of over 3,000 Sony LCD displays.


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Named by SBJ as the #1 Sports Business City in the U.S., Dallas continues to position and reinvent itself as the premier sports destination in the country. The Dallas Sports Commission (DSC) is proud to play a role in this recognition and contributes to this ranking by attracting hundreds of sporting events, competitions, and conferences to the greater Dallas region. 

The DSC has welcomed over 6.25 million event attendees in its lifetime and has been heavily involved with the planning and execution of major sporting events in Dallas since 2014. The current major event resume includes the NFL Draft, NHL Draft, 2016 and 2022 WrestleMania, 2017 and 2023 NCAA Women's Final Four and the College Football Playoff National Championship. Since its inception, the DSC has hosted over 450 events worth an estimated $3.3 billion in economic impact. 

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If you are looking to host a sporting event, you can do no better than Arlington, Texas. A city uniquely dedicated to sports, Arlington has anything and everything you need to plan the perfect experience.

College Park Center is a multipurpose arena at the University of Texas at Arlington's campus. Home to both UTA’s men’s basketball and the WNBA's Dallas Wings, the facility includes a 8,400-square-foot arena floor as well as two practice courts. For sporting events, it can seat up to 7,000 screaming fans. UTA also has you covered when it comes to track and field with the 12,000-seat multipurpose Maverick Stadium.

Are you planning something that could benefit from nearly 100,000 square feet? Surprisingly, the Esports Stadium Arlington is a natural fit for many sporting events. Connected to the Sheraton Hotel, this world-class venue can host sports such as fencing and martial arts.

With the Arlington Independent School District, you are spoiled for choices. The school district contains 23 large football, soccer, or lacrosse fields and more than 28 small soccer fields. Not to mention six baseball fields, 10 youth baseball fields, 45 tennis courts, and four track and field stadiums. How's that for options?

Arlington Parks and Recreation is another treasure trove of possibilities. Facilities include a wide range of soccer and baseball fields, including three tee-ball fields and a miracle league field for children with disabilities. There are also two aquatic facilities for all your swimming and water aerobics needs.

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<p>The Big 12 has extended its agreement to host its football championship game at AT&amp;T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, through the 2030 season. AT&amp;T Stadium has hosted the past eight Big 12 Conference title games. AT&amp;T Stadium opened in 2009 and hosted both the 2009 and 2010 Big 12 Championship games. After a six-year hiatus</p>

Big 12, ATT Stadium Extend Football Championship Game Agreement

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