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City Council Approves Agreement to Extend Dallas Cowboys Lease
Published by City of Arlington on April 21, 2026.
Arlington identifies AT&T Stadium as City-owned and says the Dallas Cowboys operate and maintain it.
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… <img class="main-page-image full-width" src="/files/assets/city/v/3/news/articles-att-stadium-aerial-exterior.jpg?dimension=pageimagefullwidth&w=1140" alt="AT&T Stadium" title="AT&T Stadium"/> </picture> <p>By the Office of Communication</p> <p>The Arlington City Council approved a master agreement with the Dallas Cowboys to extend the team’s lease at AT&T Stadium through 2055, ensuring the continued success of one of the City’s most significant economic drivers.</p> <p>The team's lease of the City-owned stadium, which opened in 2009, was set to expire in 2040 with an option to renew in the future. The agreement extends the team’s lease by an additional 15 years, providing long-term certainty for both the City and the team. The agreement will also bring investment in improvements to the stadium complex and surrounding public infrastructure, ensuring the stadium remains competitive, secure, and capable of hosting world-class events for decades to come.</p> …
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