On This Page
- Every Cowboys Home Game Left This Season
- How a Cowboys Game Day Runs With a Chauffeur
- Where Each Vehicle Drops You Off and Waits
- Tailgating Without a Designated Driver
- Which Vehicle Fits Your Game-Day Group
- Season-Ticket Holders, Suites and Clients
- Drive Times to AT&T Stadium From Across DFW
- Cowboys Game-Day Transportation FAQ
- Book Your Cowboys Game Day
- Every home game, same chauffeur, nobody driving.
Every Cowboys Home Game Left This Season
Kickoff times are Central. Late-season games can be flexed by the NFL, so confirm the time on your ticket in game week.
The bottom line: The remaining home games at AT&T Stadium are below with their scheduled kickoff times. Book the date now and dispatch sets your pickup against the confirmed kickoff; if the league moves the game, the pickup moves with it. Groups going to several games can book them all in one request.
| Date | Opponent | Kickoff (CT) |
|---|---|---|
| Sun, Nov 1 | Arizona Cardinals | 12:00 PM |
| Sun, Nov 15 | San Francisco 49ers | 3:25 PM |
| Sun, Nov 22 | Tennessee Titans | 12:00 PM |
| Thu, Nov 26 | Philadelphia Eagles — Thanksgiving | 3:30 PM |
| Sun, Dec 27 | Jacksonville Jaguars | 7:20 PM |
| Sun, Jan 3 | New York Giants | 12:00 PM |
| The 2026 home schedule is complete. The 2027 dates go up here when the NFL releases them — dispatch books ahead anytime on (945) 212-1412. | ||
Played games drop off the list automatically. Thanksgiving Day against the Eagles has its own ride guide with the holiday-specific plan; every other home game is covered right here.
How a Cowboys Game Day Runs With a Chauffeur
Everything is built backward from kickoff, and the part that matters most is the hour after the final whistle.
The bottom line: Leave home three to four hours before kickoff to tailgate, or about two hours before for seats only. Lots open roughly four hours ahead and gates about two hours ahead. The biggest saving is after the game, when your vehicle is already staged while the lots and I-30 are still jammed.
- Before game day. Your chauffeur confirms: name, vehicle and a direct number. Give dispatch every pickup address — collecting a group from three homes on the way in is routine.
- 3–4 hours before kickoff. Tailgate pickup. Lots open about four hours before kickoff, and a Sprinter or party bus arriving early holds the group, the coolers and the chairs.
- About 2 hours before kickoff. Seats-only pickup. Gates open about two hours before kickoff; arriving then means you clear security before the long lines build.
- Kickoff to final whistle. Your chauffeur stays with the vehicle. Nobody is refreshing an app in the fourth quarter.
- Final whistle. Text your chauffeur as you start moving. The vehicle is staged at the agreed spot while the lots are still emptying.
- Home. Everyone dropped where they started — or wherever the night ends up. Nobody had to be the designated driver.
Where Each Vehicle Drops You Off and Waits
AT&T Stadium is one of the few DFW venues with dedicated lots for limousines and buses — but each one needs the right pass.
The bottom line: Executive SUVs and shorter Sprinters use the passenger drop-off zones at Lot 1 off Randol Mill Road and Lot 6 off Cowboys Way. Stretch limousines stage in Lot 11, the stadium’s limousine lot, and party buses in the Lot 15 bus area. Those passes are bought by the guest; dispatch confirms the exact spot when you book.
| Vehicle | Drop-off | Staging during the game |
|---|---|---|
| Executive SUV (up to 6) | Passenger drop-off — Lot 1 on the north side off Randol Mill Road, or Lot 6 on the south side off Cowboys Way | Nearby, at a spot dispatch confirms when you book |
| Mercedes Sprinter (up to 14) | The same drop-off zones when the van is under about 19 feet | A standard lot, or the bus area for longer builds |
| Stretch limousine | Lot 11, the designated limousine lot, along Randol Mill Road and Cowboys Way | Lot 11 — a limousine parking pass is required |
| Party bus or coach | Lot 15 bus parking | Lot 15 — a bus parking pass is required; vehicles over 19 feet use Lot 14 |
Who buys the parking pass?
Passes are sold by the stadium, not by QTS. If your vehicle needs one to stage on-site — a limousine pass for Lot 11, a bus pass for Lot 15 — the guest buys it, and buying the correct pass for the correct lot matters. Your dispatcher tells you at booking whether your vehicle needs one. If anyone in your group insists on driving their own car instead, a parking pass is strongly recommended, and getting the right one is on them.
Why not take a rideshare home?
Rideshare pickup after a Cowboys game runs out of Lot 15, and that is where tens of thousands of people request a car at the same moment. Surge pricing peaks exactly when the stadium empties, and the pickup line moves at the speed of the lot. A chauffeur already staged at an agreed spot skips all of it.
Tailgating Without a Designated Driver
A tailgate is the reason most groups book a bigger vehicle — it becomes the base camp, then the ride home.
The bottom line: A Sprinter, party bus or minibus holds the whole crew, the coolers and the chairs, arrives when the lots open, and is the same vehicle that drives everyone home after the game. Nobody in the group has to be the one who stays sober to drive.
Can we drink in the vehicle?
Passengers of legal drinking age can, in the vehicles set up for it — the party buses and several of the limousines. Tell dispatch when you book and we will tell you what your vehicle allows. Your chauffeur does not drink, which is the whole point.
Is a bigger vehicle just a drop-off?
No. Anything larger than an executive SUV is dedicated to your group for the whole game day: the chauffeur stays with the vehicle from the first pickup to the last drop-off, so the tailgate base and the ride home are the same booking.
Can we pick people up from different suburbs?
Yes — it is how most game-day groups travel. Give dispatch the addresses and the route is planned before the day, including the staged drop-offs on the way home.
Which Vehicle Fits Your Game-Day Group
Group size picks the vehicle, and the vehicle decides how the day is structured.
The bottom line: One to six people fit an executive SUV, which can run as a straightforward round trip. Seven to fourteen want a Mercedes Sprinter, and beyond that a party bus, minibus or coach — each dedicated to your group for the whole game day.
| Group | Vehicle | How it runs |
|---|---|---|
| 1–3 | Executive sedan or SUV | Round trip, or as-directed if the night has more than one stop. |
| 4–6 | Executive SUV (Yukon XL / Escalade) | Round trip, or as-directed. Uses the passenger drop-off. |
| 7–14 | Mercedes Sprinter | Dedicated to your group for the whole outing. |
| 8–20 | Stretch limousine | Dedicated for the outing; meets you at a nearby legal pick-up point. |
| 20–45 | Party bus | Dedicated for the outing; meets you at a nearby legal pick-up point. |
| 24–56 | Minibus or motorcoach | Dedicated for the outing, start to finish. |
Season-Ticket Holders, Suites and Clients
If you are at more than one game, book the season once.
The bottom line: Season-ticket holders and suite hosts can book every remaining home date in a single request. Repeat bookings for the same group get the same chauffeur wherever the schedule allows, and client groups can be collected from hotels or the airport and brought straight to the stadium.
Hosting clients in a suite?
Give dispatch the guest list and where each person is coming from — a hotel downtown, DFW Airport, or their office — and the pickups are sequenced so everyone arrives together. See corporate and executive chauffeur service for how company bookings are handled.
Following the team on the road?
For away games, QTS handles the run to DFW International or Dallas Love Field and the pickup when you land — see airport service for how flight tracking and meet points work.
Drive Times to AT&T Stadium From Across DFW
Normal drive times next to what a game day actually looks like on I-30 and SH-360.
The bottom line: From downtown Fort Worth or Dallas, allow 40 to 60 minutes on a game day against roughly 25 on a normal one; from Frisco, McKinney or Denton, allow more than an hour. Dispatch builds the pickup time from your address and that day’s kickoff.
| From | Distance | Normal drive | Game day (est.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fort Worth (Downtown) | ~18 miles | ~22 min | ~40–50 min |
| Southlake | ~11 miles | ~16 min | ~30–40 min |
| Westlake | ~13 miles | ~18 min | ~32–42 min |
| Keller / Haslet | ~21 miles | ~25 min | ~45–55 min |
| Dallas (Downtown) | ~19 miles | ~26 min | ~45–60 min |
| Mansfield / Midlothian | ~20 miles | ~24 min | ~42–52 min |
| Plano / Allen | ~33 miles | ~38 min | ~60–75 min |
| Frisco | ~38 miles | ~42 min | ~65–80 min |
| Denton | ~38 miles | ~42 min | ~65–80 min |
| McKinney | ~43 miles | ~48 min | ~70–85 min |
| Granbury | ~55 miles | ~58 min | ~75–90 min |
Estimates from the QTS dispatch team. Game-day times account for I-30 and SH-360 congestion around the stadium.
Cowboys Game-Day Transportation FAQ
What groups ask dispatch most often before a home game.
The bottom line: Your chauffeur stays with you for the whole game day. Executive SUVs use the Lot 1 and Lot 6 drop-off zones; limousines and buses stage in Lots 11 and 15 with a pass the guest buys. Leave three to four hours before kickoff to tailgate, about two hours for seats only.
Where do the Dallas Cowboys play home games?
At AT&T Stadium, 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011 — in the Arlington Entertainment District between I-30 and Randol Mill Road, about 20 miles from both downtown Dallas and downtown Fort Worth.
Does the chauffeur wait during the game?
Yes. Cowboys games are booked as dedicated, as-directed service: the same chauffeur picks your group up, stays through the game, and drives everyone home after the final whistle. QTS does not sell game day as a one-way drop-off.
Where does a limo or party bus park at AT&T Stadium?
Stretch limousines stage in Lot 11, the stadium’s designated limousine lot, and party buses and coaches use the bus parking in Lot 15. Both require the correct parking pass, which the guest buys from the stadium. Executive SUVs use the passenger drop-off zones at Lot 1 and Lot 6.
How early should we leave for a Cowboys game?
About three to four hours before kickoff if you are tailgating, and about two hours before kickoff for seats only. Dispatch sets the exact pickup time against your address, the kickoff and that day’s traffic on I-30 and SH-360.
What if the NFL changes the kickoff time?
Book the date and give dispatch the game; if the league flexes the kickoff, your pickup time moves with it. Always confirm the time on your ticket in the week of the game.
Can we book every home game for the season?
Yes. Season-ticket holders and suite hosts can book the remaining home dates in one request, and repeat bookings for the same group get the same chauffeur wherever the schedule allows.
What bag can I bring into AT&T Stadium?
AT&T Stadium follows the NFL clear-bag policy: a clear bag up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches or a small clutch about the size of a hand. Leave anything else in the vehicle — it stays with your chauffeur. Check attstadium.com for the current rules before game day.
Book Your Cowboys Game Day
Send the game, the group size, every pickup address and whether you are tailgating. Dispatch comes back with the right vehicle and an all-in rate for the day. Booking several home games? List them all in the same request.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (945) 212-1412 — dispatch is live 24/7.
Every home game, same chauffeur, nobody driving.
Pick your games, give us the head count, and the drive, the lot and the walk back to the car are handled.