Opened in 1971 with the Billy Graham Crusade passing through, Texas Stadium has been the long-time host of the Dallas Cowboys and other major events, drawing tens of thousands of people under its unique open dome. There is such a slew of activities that annually appear at Texas Stadium! Sportswise, it plays host to the Texas state high school football championships, college football games, and Supercross & Monster Truck events. There are huge Hispanic celebrations held here, drawing hundreds of thousands for Cinco de Mayo and Diez Y Seis.
Tours are available, just not during the all-important Cowboy games, so make your plans accordingly! On your way out, stop in the Pro Shop and pick up your Cowboy gear. Texas Stadium sure is something!
As two of the teams that form the NFC East, the Cowboys and Redskins are bitter rivals that should provide those in the Dallas area with an entertaining, energetic game of football.
October 23rd's Monday Night Football will feature a meaningful match-up between the New York Giants and the Dallas Cowboys as they look to flesh out the division standings in the NFC East.
The Colts and Cowboys should be an exciting game in the Dallas area that will feature arguably the best quarterback and best receiver in the NFL today.
