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  • Kenny Chesney

    AT&T Stadium, Arlington TX
    12 Suites Available
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  • The Eagles

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  • Int'l Champions Cup - FC Barcelona vs. AS Roma

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  • Preseason: Cowboys vs. Bengals (Date TBD)

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  • Preseason: Cowboys vs. Cardinals

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    15 Suites Available
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  • Advocare Classic: LSU Tigers vs. Miami Hurricanes

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    18 Suites Available
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  • Beyonce and Jay -Z

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  • Ohio State Buckeyes at TCU Horned Frogs

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    15 Suites Available
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  • Dallas Cowboys vs. New York Giants

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    9 Suites Available
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  • Arkansas Razorbacks at Texas A&M Aggies

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Suite Levels at AT&T Stadium

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Field Level Suite

21 Tickets
40 Capacity
5 Parking

Field Level Suites make for one of the coolest experiences in professional sports, bringing you within a few feet from the players. At AT&T Stadium there are 34 Field... MORE

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Hall of Fame Suite

20 Tickets
30 Capacity
5 Parking

Hall of Fame Suites are located right above the 100 level, giving them an ideal viewing angle of the action. As such, Hall of Fame Suites are the most in-demand suite... MORE

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Silver Level Suite

20 Tickets
30 Capacity
5 Parking

The Silver Level is the biggest suite level at AT&T Stadium, containing 88 private luxury suites and wrapping almost all the way around the field. Silver suites... MORE

Ring of Honor Suite

18 Tickets
30 Capacity
5 Parking

Ring of Honor suites can accommodate 18-30 guests. Suite amenities include high end furniture and fixtures, interior and exterior seating, HDTV's, a private... MORE

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Star Level Suite

18 Tickets
30 Capacity
5 Parking

The Star Level is the highest suite level at AT&T Stadium, giving guests a great view of the entire field. Star suites include 18 tickets with an option to purchase up... MORE

Touchdown Suite

20 Tickets
29 Capacity
4 Parking

Touchdown suites are located right behind the end zones, slightly elevated above the playing field. There is no other experience quite like it! They include VIP... MORE

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Dallas Cowboys Suite Prices

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Dallas Cowboys suite prices range from $10,000 - $30,000 depending on the game. Cowboys suite prices will vary based on the day of week the game is played, who the Cowboys opponent will be, the suite level and the location of the suite in AT&T Stadium. AT&T Stadium has five suite levels: Field, Hall of Fame, Silver, Ring of Honor, and Star. Each Cowboys suite level will vary in price. Cowboys Stadium luxury box prices for concerts and other events at AT&T Stadium can vary widely based on the type of event.
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Dallas Cowboys Spotlight

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The Dallas Cowboys are ready to get back in the playoff hunt. To do so, they'll have to get past the Super Bowl champions, Philadelphia Eagles. A full year of Ezekiel Elliott may just make the difference in 2018. Elliott and the Cowboys are glad to put last year’s off the field drama behind them and focus on getting this offense back on track. Dak Prescott has enjoyed success in first two years in the league and now he must lead the Cowboys through a tough NFC East division. Dez Bryant is handful for any defense on the outside and as always, the Cowboys still have Jason Witten to rely on when needed. Head coach Jason Garrett added to his receiving corps this offseason as well with free agency signings, Allen Hurns and Deonte Thompson. The Cowboys defense is getting better each year and they were able to keep DeMarcus Lawrence who has become one of the NFL's best defensive players. 

Jerry Jones has built one of the most recognized venues in all of sports. AT&T Stadium, also known as “Jerry World”, is home to some of the finest luxury suites in the NFL. From any suite at AT&T Stadium, fans experience first-class amenities all the way. Cowboys’ suites feature private restrooms, theater-style seating, wet bars, HDTVs and dedicated Cowboys suite attendant. Pricing for Cowboys suites are going to vary based on which suite level you are on. There are five different suite levels at AT&T Stadium: Field & Touchdown suites, Hall of Fame level suites, Silver level suites, Ring of Honor level suites and Star level suites. 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 get up to 30-40 guests in the luxury box. On the Hall of Fame level, there are two exclusive VIP clubs that feature all-inclusive food and beverage: Optum Club & Owner’s Club. Jerry Jones’ suite is in the Owner’s Club on the Hall of Fame level.  

AT&T Stadium will be hosting more than just the Cowboys this year. Fans go see music events like Kenny Chesney, The Eagles, Beyoncé & Jay-Z, Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran. College football fans can have the opportunity to get an AT&T Stadium suite for the AdvoCare Classic featuring LSU vs. Miami, Ohio State vs. TCU, Arkansas vs. Texas A&M, the BIG 12 Championship and the Cotton Bowl.

Past Spotlights

Posted May 9, 2017

In the 2016-17 NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys tied their best regular season record in team history (13-3) and wrote one of the most exciting storylines too, overcoming the preseason injury of starting quarterback Tony Romo. Rookie quarterback Dak Prescott took the reigns while Romo recovered and seemed to hit stride almost immediately, eventually cementing his starting quarterback role and being crowned Offensive Rookie of the Year at the end of the season. Fellow rookie Ezekiel Elliot put up a league-leading 1631 rushing yards and was selected as a first-team All-Pro alongside Prescott. Zeke Elliot will once again run behind the best offensive line in the NFL. Former first round draft picks Travis Frederick, Tyron Smith, and Zack Martin all return after Pro Bowl seasons. With Tony Romo out of the picture, Jerry Jones has given Dak Prescott full reign of this team and there is no reason to think he cannot duplicate the success of his rookie season. The Cowboys feature an electric playmaker in wide receiver, Dez Bryant. All-in-all, the Dallas Cowboys boast one of the most powerful offenses in the NFL.

The Cowboys will have some new faces on the defensive side of the ball in 2017. Cornerbacks Mo Claibourne and Brandon Carr were let go in free agency. Instead, the Cowboys will look to the young talent of Bryon Jones, Xavier Woods, and Chidobe Awuzie to lead their secondary. The heart and soul of this defense remains ILB Sean Lee. Rookie Byron Jones showed great promise in the Cowboys' secondary and fans should expect a breakthrough second year. In the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft, the Cowboys selected defensive end Taco Charlton. Charlton is powerful football player who should pay immediate dividends as a pass rusher. 

Coming to AT&T Stadium this year to take on the Cowboys, also known as "America's Team", will be the New York Giants, Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins and Los Angeles Chargers.

Suites and Special Events: The Cowboys play in one of the world’s most exciting venues, AT&T Stadium, which is also known as “Jerry World”. AT&T Stadium, formerly known as Cowboys Stadium, is one of the most sought after venues in the entire world to see a sporting event or concert.  With the world’s largest high definition screen, and the NFL’s first stadium to allow fans close access to the players through innovative field boxes and field level stadium clubs, AT&T Stadium is the place to be. AT&T Stadium is equipped with six different levels of luxury suites: Field level suites, Touchdown suites, Hall of Fame Level suites, Silver Level suites, Ring of Honor Level suites, and Star Level suites. Suites typically include 20-30 tickets, 5 VIP parking passes, and exclusive access to stadium clubs. In-suite amenities will include a private restroom, premium catering, bar and kitchenette, luxurious seating and HDTV’s. Additional add-ons could include the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders making a stop in your suite for photos and autographs. AT&T Stadium additionally plays host to a number of exciting events in 2017-18, including the Advocare Cowboy Classic (Florida vs. Michigan), Arkansas vs. Texas A&M, Baylor & Texas Tech, Luke Bryan, Metallica, Justin Bieber, the Gold Cup Final and, of course, the Cotton Bowl.  

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Posted May 2, 2017

Offense:  The Dallas Cowboys look to build off a fantastic 2016-17 season. The emergence of Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliot has solidified Dallas as an elite NFC team.  Zeke Elliot will once again run behind the best offensive line in the NFL. Former first round draft picks Travis Frederick, Tyron Smith, and Zack Martin all return after Pro Bowl seasons. Jerry Jones has given Dak Prescott full reign of this team and there is no reason to think he cannot duplicate the success of his rookie season. The Cowboys feature an electric playmaker in wide receiver, Dez Bryant. All-in-all, the Dallas Cowboys boast one of the most powerful offenses in the NFL.

Defense: The Cowboys will enter 2017-18 with a revamped secondary. Cornerbacks Mo Claibourne and Brandon Carr were let go in free agency. Instead, the Cowboys will look to the young talent of Bryon Jones, Xavier Woods, and Chidobe Awuzie to lead their secondary. The heart and soul of this defense remains ILB Sean Lee. Lee is looking to build off a big year in which he finished with 145 tackles.  Rookie Byron Jones showed great promise in the Cowboys' secondary and fans should expect a breakthrough second year. In the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft, the Cowboys selected defensive end, Taco Charlton. Charlton is powerful football player who should pay immediate dividends as a pass rusher. 

Schedule: In 2017 the Cowboys host the New York Giants, Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins and Los Angeles Chargers.

Suites and Special Events: AT&T Stadium, formerly known as Cowboys Stadium, is one of the most sought after venues in the entire world to see a sporting event or concert.  With the world’s largest high definition screen, and the NFL’s first stadium to allow fans close access to the players through innovative field boxes and field level stadium clubs, AT&T Stadium is the place to be. AT&T Stadium is equipped with six different levels of luxury suites: Field level suites, Touchdown suites, Hall of Fame Level suites, Silver Level suites, Ring of Honor Level suites, and Star Level suites. Suites typically include 20-30 tickets, 5 VIP parking passes and exclusive access to stadium clubs. In-suite amenities will include a private restroom, premium catering, bar and kitchenette, luxurious seating and HDTV’s. A Cowboys suite at AT&T Stadium provides fans with the ultimate experience at “Jerry World.” AT&T Stadium additionally plays host to a number of exciting events in 2017-18, including the Advocare Cowboy Classic (Florida vs. Michigan), Arkansas vs. Texas A&M, Luke Bryan, Metallica, the Gold Cup Final and, of course, the Cotton Bowl.  

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Posted Oct 21, 2016

Offense: The Cowboys are off to a fast start in 2016.  The signing of Alfred Morris alongside the drafting of Ezekiel Elliot has added to the stable of talented backs running behind the Cowboys elite offensive line.  Travis Frederick, Tyron Smith and Zack Martin all made the Pro Bowl after enjoying excellent years plowing throug NFC East Defensive Lines and each of them are still young enough to keep getting better.  The biggest surprise of all has been the stellar play of rookie quarterback Dak Prescott while filling in for an injured Tony Romo.  The Cowboys are also blessed with a strong receiver group including Dez Bryant, Terrance Williams, Cole Beasley, and Jason Witten in the tight end position.  This group is one of the most powerful offenses in the NFL.  

Defense: The Cowboys have solid talent on the defensive side of the ball.  The heart and soul of this defense, Sean Lee, is looking to build off of a career year in which he finished with 128 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 10 tackles for loss and 5 passed defended on the year.  Lee was named an alternate for the Pro Bowl, further validating the tantalizing potential that he has always shown in Dallas.  In the offseason, the Cowboys signed the former Eagles defensive tackle Cedric Thornton who will be a stalwart run-stopper on the interior of the Defensive Line.  The Cowboys have an exciting and talented front seven spearheaded by Demarcus Lawrence and Randy Gregory.

Schedule: In 2016 the Cowboys host the Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Houston Texans, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions 

Suites and Special Events: AT&T Stadium, formerly known as Cowboys Stadium, is one of the most sought after venues in the entire world to see a sporting event or concert.  With the world’s largest high definition screen, and the NFL’s first stadium to allow fans close access to the players through innovative field boxes and field level stadium clubs, AT&T Stadium is the place to be. AT&T Stadium is equipped with six different levels of luxury suites: Field level suites, Touchdown suites, Hall of Fame Level suites, Silver Level suites, Ring of Honor Level suites, and Star Level suites. Suites typically include 20-30 tickets, 5 VIP parking passes, exclusive access to stadium and stadium clubs, private restroom, in-suite catering (optional), bar and kitchen area, premium seating and HDTV’s. A Cowboys suite at AT&T Stadium provides fans with the ultimate experience at “Jerry World.” AT&T Stadium plays host to a number of exciting events in 2016 and 2017, including Guns N Roses, Coldplay, the Advocare Cowboy Classic featuring Alabama vs. USC, Texas A&M vs. Arkansas, Luke Bryan, Texas Tech vs Baylor, and the Cotton Bowl.  

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Posted Feb 19, 2015

Offense: After a disappointing 2015 season, in which the Cowboys finished with only 4 wins the team is very optimistic about their chances in the 2016-17 season.  The signing of Alfred Morris and drafting of Ezekiel Elliot has only added to the stable of talented backs available running behind the Cowboys elite offensive line.  Travis Frederick, Tyron Smith and Zack Martin all made the Pro Bowl after enjoying excellent years plowing throug NFC East Defensive Lines and each of them are still young enough to keep getting better.  Head Coach Jason Garret has to be thrilled about potential of the Cowboys running game this year. The offense is back in the capable hands of Tony Romo after he was put on IR for most of last season with a broken collarbone.  Tony Romo missed 12 games in 2015 and the passing game wasn\'t the same without him.  Compounding the offensive struggles of the Cowboys, Dez Bryant never played like an All-Pro in the nine games that he was healthy.  Coming into the year the Cowboys are very excited about the receiver group as they will field a talented group consisting of a finally healthy Dez Bryant, the extremely talented Terrance Williams and the ever effective Cole Beasley.  Along with Jason Witten this group can easily reach 4,000 yards on the year as long as it stays whole for 16 games. The last time this group was all healthy together in 2014 the offense finished in the top 5 in scoring and top 7 in total yards.

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Defense: The Cowboys have talent on the defensive side of the ball but unfortunately have lost their top two pass-rushers, Randy Gregory and Demarcus Lawrence, for the first four games of the season.  Luckily fo the Cowboys the heart and soul of this defense, Sean Lee, is looking to build off of a career year in which he finished with 128 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 10 tackles for loss and 5 passed defended on the year.  Lee was even named an alternate for the Pro Bowl further validating the tantalizing potential that he has always shown in Dallas.  In the offseason, the Cowboys signed the former Eagle defensive tackle Cedric Thornton who will be a stalwart run-stopper on the interior of the Defensive Line.  The Cowboys will have an exciting and talented front seven when Demarcus Lawrence and Randy Gregory get back from suspension and will likely improve to become one of the better defenses in the league.

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 Schedule: In 2016 the Cowboys will host the Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Houston Texans, Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals, Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions 

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Suites and Special Events: AT&T Stadium, formerly known as Cowboys Stadium, is one of the most sought after venues in the entire world to spectate any event. With the world’s largest high definition screen, and the NFL’s first stadium to allow fans close access to the players, AT&T Stadium is the place to be. AT&T Stadium is equipped with five different levels of luxury suites: Field level suites, Hall of Fame Level suites, Silver Level suites, Ring of Honor Level suites, and Star Level suites. Suites include: 20-30 tickets, 5-10 VIP parking passes, 10 standing room passes (optional), exclusive access to stadium and stadium clubs, private restroom, in-suite catering (optional), bar and kitchen area, premium seating and HDTV’s. A Cowboys suite at AT&T Stadium provides fans with the ultimate experience at “Jerry World.” AT&T Stadium will be hosting a number of exciting events in 2016 including; Guns N Roses, Coldplay, the Advocare Cowboy Classic featuring Alabama vs. USC, Texas A&M vs. Arkansas, Luke Bryan and Texas Tech vs Baylor.

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AT&T Stadium Event Planning Guide

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Suite Experience Group helps customers all over the world to plan corporate and personal events at AT&T Stadium and many other stadiums. In this section we’ve compiled the key considerations when planning an event at AT&T Stadium.

GROUP SIZE AND NUMBER OF ATTENDEES IN A SUITE

There are a number of sizes and configurations for suites at AT&T Stadium. The smallest suites at AT&T Stadium have 12 fixed seats and 6 bar stools, and have the option to purchase up to 12 additional standing-room only (SRO) tickets for a maximum capacity of 30 guests. The largest suites have 28 field-facing fixed seats and can max out at a 40 person capacity including the SRO tickets. The most common layout for a suite at AT&T Stadium is 12 fixed seats facing the field and 6 high-top barstools also facing the field (with a counter-top where guests can place food and drinks). There is additional interior seating in the suite that usually seats an additional 4 to 6 guests. You typically have the option to purchase at least 10 SRO passes to supplement the fixed seats.

BUDGET FOR A SUITE PURCHASE

There is a wide range in suite cost at AT&T Stadium. Third-party events such as the Supercross can start as low as $5,000 per suite, while a good suite location for the highest demand Cowboys games can be priced above $30,000 per game. Suite Experience Group can help you determine which events will fit into your budget.

AT&T STADIUM SUITE CATERING

In-suite catering is available in all suites at AT&T Stadium. The menu includes a wide range of food and beverage options provided by Legends Catering. Most suites at AT&T Stadium do not include catering in the base price of the suite, so be sure to allocate additional funds if you would like to have your suite catered. The average Suite Experience Group client at AT&T Stadium spends between $1,500 and $2,000 on in-suite catering. The bill can go even higher depending on the group size and the amount of alcohol consumed. Suite Experience Group will provide an AT&T Stadium catering menu and can advise on the appropriate budget and catering order for your group.

ACCESS TO STADIUM CLUBS

There are a number of different stadium clubs at AT&T Stadium. Depending on which suite you purchase, you will have access to at least two clubs (and sometimes more). Here is a breakdown of who can access each club and what the amenities are in those clubs:

Star Club – this is the largest of the stadium clubs and it is centrally located on the main level, separating the party decks, and is accessible to all suite ticket holders and many club seat holders. Food and drinks in this club must be purchased unless you have an all-inclusive club seat ticket, in which case, you gain admission to a special ‘all you can eat’ area within the club.

American Airlines Silver Club and Sony Silver Club – located on the silver suite level, these clubs are accessible by suite ticket holders on the Silver Level, Ring of Honor Level, and Star Level. You have to purchase your own food and drinks in this club.

Legends Hall of Fame Club – located on the north side of the Hall of Fame suite level, this is one of the most exclusive clubs at AT&T Stadium. Only certain Hall of Fame suite owners have access. The club has striking décor, but the highlight is the all-inclusive food and beverage offering, including beer and wine. If you have a Hall of Fame suite ticket with Legends Club access, you can eat in the club, or bring the food and drinks back to your suite.

Owner’s Club – Located on the Hall of Fame Level, there are only a handful of “Owner’s Suites” that provide access to the Owner’s Club. Like the Legends Club, this club is heavily guarded by security and provides all you can eat food and drink for the lucky few who gain admittance. Once inside, if you’re lucky, you might even get a sighting of team owner Jerry Jones.  

Draft Kings Club (formerly Miller Lite Club) – the most unique club at AT&T Stadium is located at field level and allows you to stand just a few feet away as the players enter and exit the field. This club is accessible to only Field Suite ticket holders. Food and drink is available for purchase.

There are also a few smaller lounges on the Silver Level, including the Patron Platinum Lounge and Dee Lincoln’s Tasting Room & Bubble Bar. The Platinum Lounge even includes an outdoor patio where you can get some fresh air after a big play.

When you purchase a suite, the best lounge of all is always the privacy of your own luxury suite. However, it’s an added bonus to have access to other parts of the stadium, often populated by movers and shakers from Dallas and beyond.

CONFERENCE FACILITIES

There is limited space for meetings and conferences on game day. Some guests choose to give a short presentation in their suite before the game. You can connect a laptop to the TVs in the suite via HDMI cable.

DRESS CODE IN THE LUXURY SUITES

There is no right answer here, and it ultimately boils down to what others in your group will be wearing. If it’s a corporate event, many guests will likely be dressed in business casual attire. However, it’s not uncommon for guests to wear jerseys of their favorite player, jeans, or even shorts on a hot day. The luxury suites at AT&T Stadium are climate controlled and have a coat closet for storage.

NFL CLEAR BAG POLICY

The NFL has implemented a policy that patrons must bring all their items in bags that are clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12." Read the full policy here.

TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING

Suites at AT&T Stadium come with VIP Parking passes. You can follow the directions on those passes to identify the best entrance for your particular suite. Larger groups wishing to travel to the stadium together often opt for a bus. Bus parking and dropoff logistics can be coordinated directly with the bus company.

PARKING, STADIUM, AND SUITE ACCESS

Parking lots typically open 4 hours in advance of a Cowboys game and the doors of the stadium open 2 hours before kick-off. This is generally the case for other events at AT&T Stadium as well.

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Location

AT&T Stadium
1 AT&T Way
Arlington, TX 76011

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If you're planning a corporate event, party, family reunion, or any other event, see our AT&T Stadium Event Planning Guide at the bottom of this page for information and suggestions. Also let us know about your event needs and goals when you contact us and our experienced staff will be more than happy to help.
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