Friday, January 18, 2008

Cowboys Stadium

Cowboys New Stadium

Now that football season is over (what?, no there aren't any games on Sunday lalalalala), we're looking ahead not only to next season, but to the season after that. In 2009, The Cowboys will play in their new stadium in Arlington, TX. I knew they were building a new stadium, but I had no idea what kind of building this would be. If you haven't seen it, you really ought to click through and look at the pictures. I should have known Jerry Jones wouldn't build just any new stadium. It's just one more thing for Cowboys fans to love and one more thing for the haters to pile on.

The new stadium will seat over 80,000 (expandable to 100,000), and season tickets are on offer for the first time in a while. We put down our $200 to get on the list for season tickets in 2009. If we're able to snag some, we're going to split the seats with a friend of ours and sell the tickets for the games we can't get to.

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8 comments:

Toast said...

That thing looks like it would be at home in the Colonial fleet.

John Howard said...

That's pretty impressive.

Anonymous said...

I am seriously hoping we get the Season tickets, but I'm not holding my breath. We should find out in August. Since we're # 23,389 (or something like that) on the waiting list, it's doubtful :)

Anonymous said...

I went to the link but it didn't say whether the field will be grass or not?

The one end looks like the Arizona Cardinals stadium where the grass field can be moved outside to let it grow and then moved back in for the games.

michelline said...

No, VMH, I looked for that also, and what I've seen says that it's fieldturf again. I really wish they had done the rolling field. Both endzones have giant glass doors that open.

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