Over the last decade tailgating has become just as much of a tradition as watching the actual games with friends and family. Tailgating at the new Cowboys Stadium is no exception. Diehard fans travel many miles each Sunday just to share a beer and relish in comradery with fellow fans.
Tailgating is permitted in designated parking lots surrounding Cowboys Stadium. Certain spaces in these parking lots are designated tailgating parking spots. These spaces
are aligned along the perimeter of each lot. Spaces can not be reserved and are available on a first come first serve basis.
The Cowboys Stadium personel have established guidlines to ensure great gameday experiences for all. Failure to obide by these guidelines could result in ejection from the parking lot and a loss of parking lot privledges.
Shown in this picture are our friends from the Talking Trash Tailgate Bash. Each and every Sunday the TTTB represents Cowboys fans everywhere as they
tailgate and cheer on the Dallas Cowboys.
Tailgating Guidelines Established by Cowboys Stadium Personel
Tailgating spaces are for vehicles and trailers only. Parking spaces may not be used for tents, grills, chairs or other items.
Each vehicle or trailer must have a valid parking permit.
Tailgating is defined as the placement of any item on the ground (chairs, coolers, grills, games, etc.).
Tailgating is only permitted in the grass areas on the perimeter of the parking lots. The maximum area that any single tailgate space may occupy is 9 feet wide and 12 feet deep (equal to the size of the vehicle parking space).
Tailgating must be confined to the area adjacent to the end of the designated tailgating vehicle parking space (maximum of 18 feet from the rear of the parked vehicle).
Any grass areas beyond the designated tailgating spaces is considered common ground and may be used by other guests for tailgating or picnicking activities.
Tailgating is not permitted in Lot 3, portions of Lot 5, Lot 8, and Lot 9.
Tailgating is permitted from the time that lots open and up to two (2) hours following Dallas Cowboys or college football games.
All guests must follow the directions and instructions provided by stadium personnel (parking staff, security, police, etc.).
Dispose of trash in the appropriate receptacles.
Coals must be disposed of in the designated coal containers located throughout the lots. Do not dump coals or store stoves on the grass, parking areas, under or around vehicles.
The following items/activities are prohibited:
Deep fryers or any oil-based cooking or frying
Open flame fires of any kind. Charcoal or gas cooking is permitted.
Disorderly conduct
Picketing, political campaigning or soliciting/distribution of any kind
Saving parking or tailgating spaces
Weapons and fireworks
Sale of food, beverage, merchandise, etc.
Amplified sound systems or the use of radios/audio devices at loud levels
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Over the last decade tailgating has become just as much of a tradition as watching the actual games with friends and family. Tailgating at the new Cowboys Stadium is no exception. Diehard fans travel many miles each Sunday just to share a beer and relish in comradery with fellow fans.