Live Entertainment in Arlington

AT&T Stadium is a 100,000-seat retractable-roof stadium in Arlington — home of the NFL Dallas Cowboys and host of Super Bowls, NCAA Final Fours, concerts, and global sporting events. The world's largest domed stadium with the world's largest column-free interior anchors Arlington's entertainment district alongside Globe Life Field and the newly opened Texas Live! entertainment complex, serving a market of Texas gamblers who cross to Oklahoma and Louisiana for gaming.

AT&T Stadium (home of the Dallas Cowboys) is one of the most iconic sports venues in the world — a 100,000-capacity Arlington stadium whose $1.2 billion construction created America's largest domed stadium and one of the most technologically sophisticated sports venues ever built. The Cowboys' status as "America's Team," the stadium's extraordinary scale (the world's largest retractable-roof stadium at construction), and its role as host to Super Bowls, NCAA championships, and boxing matches make it one of the most recognizable sports venues on Earth.

Capital One Arena in Washington D.C. (serving the broader Virginia metropolitan area) hosts the Washington Capitals NHL team (Stanley Cup Champions 2018), Washington Wizards NBA, and major concerts. Northern Virginia's passionate Washington sports fan base creates game-day experiences of remarkable Mid-Atlantic professional sports significance — with Alex Ovechkin's Capitals representing the most beloved professional team in the DMV area.

Globe Life Field is the home of the Texas Rangers and the world's largest air-conditioned retractable roof stadium — a 40,300-capacity ballpark that solved baseball's Texas climate problem by creating a fully climate-controlled environment that has become the envy of every hot-weather baseball market. The stadium's 2020 opening and the Rangers' 2023 World Series championship have made it one of the most significant new baseball stadiums built in the 21st century.