Dallas Cowboys Suites

The 2026 Dallas Cowboys are making moves to get back into the postseason after missing the playoffs the past two seasons. While the team is in transition under head coach Brian Schottenheimer, there are legitimate reasons for optimism in 2026. The offense is stacked with talent featuring Dak Prescott, Cee Dee Lamb, George Pickens and Javonte Williams. The Cowboys defense is being re-tooled with fresh pieces and a new coordinator. Expect the defense to be improved with new addition, Rashan Gary, teaming up with Quinnen Williams. With recent trades including the trades involving Micah Parsons and Osa Odighizuwa, the Cowboys are loaded with draft capital to help set the team up for years to come. It would not be a surprise for the 2026 Cowboys to top the NFC East.

In 2026, the Cowboys will play a home game at Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This is the NFL’s first-ever regular-season game in Rio and there’s no better team to represent the NFL than the Dallas Cowboys.

AT&T Stadium, home of the Cowboys, and also known as “Jerry World” is one of the most iconic venues in all of sports. For many fans all over the world, a Dallas Cowboys suite is at the top of their bucket list. AT&T Stadium suites are filled with first-class amenities no matter which suite level you are on. There are five different suite levels to see a Cowboys game from: Field & Touchdown suites, Hall of Fame level suites, Silver level suites, Ring of Honor level suites and Star level suites. Touchdown suites are on the event level with the Field suites but raised above the ground directly behind each endzone. On the Hall of Fame level, there are two exclusive VIP clubs that feature all-inclusive food and beverage: Optum Club & Owner’s Club. You can find Jerry Jones in his suite located in the Owner’s Club. On average, Cowboys suites will include 20 tickets and 5 VIP parking passes. However, most suites will have the option to purchase additional tickets and can hold up to 30-40 guests in the luxury box. Every suite on every level includes a private restroom, wet bar, premium balcony seating and HDTVs.

In addition to being home to the Cowboys, AT&T Stadium also hosts some major college football games including the Big 12 Football Championship and the Cotton Bowl.

The Cowboys will be looking to reverse a trend in the NFC East that has gone on for 20 years now. There hasn't been a back-to-back division winner since 2004. Dallas, winners of the NFC East a year ago, will be the latest team to try and defend its crown. After a dominant regular season at home, last season ended with a disappointing performance on offense and defense against Green Bay in the first round of the playoffs. Dallas appears to be sticking with the formula that's gotten them this far, recording 12-5 records in each of the past three seasons: Dak Prescott at QB, CeeDee Lamb as the star wide receiver, and defensive stars all over the field in DeMarcus Lawrence, Micah Parsons, and Trevon Diggs. Ezekiel Elliott also returns to the fold to help replace Tony Pollard at running back.

AT&T Stadium is in the middle of a two-year, $295 million upgrade to get JerryWorld looking its best before it hosts FIFA World Cup matches in 2026. That will include improvements to premium areas and suites, but those changes won't be felt until the 2025 NFL season. The 80,000-seat stadium hosts five levels of luxury suites to cater to any size group. Each private suite has a restroom, parking pass that's close to the stadium, and the option to add food and beverage packages.

The Cowboys enjoyed a full season from quarterback Dak Prescott and won the NFC East fairly easily. A playoff disappointment to San Francisco notwithstanding, Dallas feels poised for more good things in 2022. Despite losing wide receiver Amari Cooper, Prescott feels confident with CeeDee Lamb taking over the top spot, tight end Dalton Schultz is emerging as a solid threat, and the two-headed running game of Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard also returns. Travon Diggs tied a franchise record with 11 interceptions last year, and he said his goal this season is to become a shutdown corner in the league.

In addition to the usual NFC East opponents, Tom Brady and the Buccaneers and the defending AFC champion Cincinnati Bengals will be coming to AT&T Stadium this season. And check out "Jerry World" in style with premium club seating or a luxury suite. Club seating gives you exclusive club access, the best sightlines in the stadium, included parking, and all-inclusive food and beverage. There are also nearly 700 suites in AT&T Stadium on five different levels, so you're sure to find exactly what you're looking for in a suite for a Cowboys game.