Cowboys' AT&T Stadium To Undergo $350M Renovation Ahead of 2026 Men's World Cup | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors
Andrew Mccoy
Published Mar 25, 2026
The Dallas Cowboys' AT&T Stadium is getting a facelift ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
The team announced $350 million in upgrades Wednesday that are set to keep the 14-year-old stadium modern ahead of hosting World Cup games.
Eben Novy-Williams @novy_williamsNEWS: The <a href="">@DallasCowboys</a> are investing $350 million into AT&T Stadium over the next several years, to update the venue ahead of the 2026 World Cup. <br><br>The stadium, which opened in 2009, cost $1.3 billion to build. Owner Jerry Jones previously spent $150M on renovations. <a href="">
"The vision to create, operate and maintain AT&T Stadium as the world's best venue of its kind is something that was accomplished by always having an eye to the future," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said in a statement. "Now, after 14 seasons, that forward thinking to be industry leaders continues to be rooted in our deep commitment to our fans, our partners and our community. It is a reflection of the unparalleled experience and environment we want to provide every time they are here with us for Cowboys games or any of the world-class events that will call AT&T Stadium home."
AT&T Stadium is one of several major stadiums in the United States set to host World Cup games in 2026. The United States, Mexico and Canada came together for a North American bid that's the first of its kind.
FIFA has not made a determination on which city will host the World Cup final, but Jorge Ramos of ESPN reported AT&T Stadium is the current leader. Adding $350 million in upgrades could go a long way in locking down the coveted hosting duties.
