If you live in Garland and have ever driven yourself to a Cowboys game, you already know what I-30 West looks like at noon on a Sunday in October. The stadium is 33 miles from Garland — about 40 minutes on a normal afternoon — but game days are not normal afternoons. Traffic starts stacking on I-30 well before the Collins Street exit, and every fan coming from Garland, Rowlett, Mesquite, and the eastern Metroplex is funneling through the same two off-ramps toward the same 12,000 on-site parking spaces.
Then comes the tailgate, the four-hour game, and the identical crawl back east in the dark. Renting a charter bus or party bus to AT&T Stadium from Garland puts one person — the road — in charge of navigating all of that, and frees your whole group to do what you actually came to Arlington to do.
This guide answers the questions that matter most if you're moving a group to AT&T Stadium: exactly where does the bus drop off, where does it park, what does that cost, and what changes on World Cup match days versus a standard Cowboys Sunday. Every parking rule, road closure, and drop-off instruction below comes from AT&T Stadium's own published guidance. For a broader look at sporting-event group travel from Garland, the Garland sporting event transportation page is a good starting point.
Why Rent a Bus to AT&T Stadium?
The math on group driving to AT&T Stadium gets ugly fast. Say you have 20 people heading from Garland to a Cowboys home game. That's probably four or five cars, four or five parking passes at $50–$75 each on a standard game day, four or five people who have to stay sober for the return trip on I-30, and four or five separate convoys that may or may not arrive at the same time after the Collins Street exit backs up for a mile.
Then comes the post-game exodus: 65,000-plus fans trying to leave the same stadium lots at once while rideshare surge pricing spikes and everyone without a bus waits in gridlock.
One charter bus or party bus rental from Garland solves every piece of that. Your group departs together, arrives together, tailgates together, and has a ride home waiting the moment the fourth quarter ends — with no one calculating who owes whom for gas and parking. The group's energy builds on the road instead of fragmenting across five different cars hitting five different traffic bottlenecks.
And when the game ends, your bus is staged nearby, not circling a locked-down lot three blocks away.
AT&T Stadium is one of the most requested destinations on this site, drawing Garland groups for Cowboys games from August through January, World Cup 2026 matches from mid-June through mid-July, and stadium-scale concerts throughout the year. The logistics are manageable with the right vehicle — and the right vehicle starts with a free quote through the full bus lineup or a call to 214-764-8552.
Charter Bus and Party Bus Drop-Off at AT&T Stadium
AT&T Stadium's official parking page lists two dedicated passenger drop-off zones for charter buses, party buses, and limousines. Lot 1 is on the north side of Randol Mill Road, giving your group clean access to the stadium's north entry. Lot 6 is on the south side off Cowboys Way, putting you at the stadium's south plaza.
Which zone your group uses typically comes down to the approach direction and the specific event — but both put you steps from an entry gate rather than a parking-lot hike away.
Post-event pickup is a separate question. The official stadium guidance directs passenger pick-up to the Miller LiteHouse entrance adjacent to North Collins Street and Cowboys Way — the entertainment complex on the west side of the stadium. Agreeing on a pickup window and a specific meet point at Miller LiteHouse before your group goes inside the stadium is the detail that turns a post-game pickup from a chaos scramble into a five-minute walk.
Set it before kickoff and remind your group at halftime.
Bus Parking at AT&T Stadium: Lot 15, the Pass, and What It Costs
Charter buses park in a designated portion of Lot 15, per the stadium's published rules. A bus parking pass is required — you cannot show up at the gate and pay on site. For buses over 19 feet, the published rate is $100 per event, and that pass needs to be purchased in advance through the stadium's ticketing system.
Lot 15 also happens to be where rideshare pickup is staged this season, so your bus and the Uber queue are sharing the same general area post-game — another reason a pre-agreed pickup spot at Miller LiteHouse is cleaner than a vague "meet at the bus."
RV parking, for reference, goes in Silver Lot 14 at $150 per event in 20×40-foot spaces with a dump station but no electric or water hookups. That lot is not for charter buses — the distinction matters if your group is calling around and comparing options, since bus parking and RV parking have different lot assignments and different cost structures.
One practical note that surprises first-time group planners: the $100 bus parking pass is a separate cost from any general parking passes your tailgating vehicles might need. If part of your group is driving separately and meeting the bus at the stadium, those cars need their own pre-purchased passes in their specific lots — the official AT&T Stadium parking page lays out the full lot map and purchase process.
Bus parking at AT&T Stadium is Lot 15, $100 per event for buses over 19 feet, pass purchased in advance. Passenger drop-off is at Lot 1 (Randol Mill Road, north) or Lot 6 (Cowboys Way, south). Post-event pickup is at Miller LiteHouse on North Collins Street.
These three locations are different — walking your group through all three before the event is the move that keeps everyone on the same page when the stadium empties.
Road Closures on Cowboys Game Days and World Cup Match Days
Game-day road access around AT&T Stadium is manageable on a standard Cowboys Sunday, but it changes meaningfully for the biggest events on the calendar. For Cowboys home games, Collins Street (FM 157) and Randol Mill Road are the two primary approach corridors and both get heavy in the hours before kickoff. Stadium lots open five hours before Cowboys games, and the entrances on AT&T Way and Cowboys Way see the most congestion in the 60-to-90-minute window before kickoff.
Exiting is its own project — most groups should plan for a 30-to-45-minute post-game wait before I-30 starts flowing again in either direction.
World Cup 2026 is a different situation entirely. AT&T Stadium hosts nine World Cup matches between June 14 and July 14, 2026, and the venue will operate as "Dallas Stadium" for the duration of the tournament. On match days, AT&T Way between Cowboys Way and Randol Mill Road is closed entirely, forcing all fans to enter via the East or West Plaza only — a detail Arlington police confirmed in advance guidance.
A portion of Nolan Ryan Expressway north of the stadium is also closed on match days. All parking for World Cup events must be pre-purchased through JustPark — there are no walk-up sales, no day-of passes, and no overflow lots. Published World Cup parking rates have ranged from $125–$200 for group-stage matches to $200–$275+ for the semifinal on July 14.
For your bus, the World Cup road closures mean the approach route to your drop-off zone will be different from a Cowboys Sunday. The East and West Plaza entries are the operative access points, and having your bus staging or holding on a side street rather than in the closed AT&T Way corridor is the practical answer. Check the official Dallas FIFA World Cup 2026 site for the latest match-day transportation advisories as your date approaches.
Every Way to Get a Group from Garland to AT&T Stadium
Partybusgarland.com is a bus-comparison site, but the honest answer is that a charter bus is not automatically the right call for every group going to AT&T Stadium. Here's how the real options compare, scored on what actually matters when you're moving people from Garland to Arlington.
| Option | Cost shape | Arrive together? | Door-to-door | Post-game pickup | Best group size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charter bus or party bus rental | One flat rate split by group | Yes — one vehicle, one arrival | Best — Lot 1 or Lot 6 drop-off, steps from gates | Pre-staged at Miller LiteHouse, no wait | 15–56 people |
| Rideshare (Uber / Lyft) | Per car each way + post-game surge | No — multiple ETAs, multiple cars | Drop-off at Lot 15 or street area; walk varies | Surge pricing + long wait in Lot 15 queue | 1–4 per car |
| Everyone drives and parks | Parking pass per car ($50–$100) + gas per car | No — caravans split up on I-30 | Varies by lot, some a long walk | Sit in lot gridlock for 30–45 minutes | 1–2 cars max before coordination breaks down |
| TRE + complimentary shuttle (World Cup only) | TRE train fare + your ride to a TRE station | Only if group boards the same train | Good — shuttle to bus hub north of stadium, 10-min walk | Complimentary return shuttle after match | Any size, but no group control or timing control |
For one or two people heading to a World Cup match, the TRE commuter rail from Union Station in downtown Dallas to CentrePort/DFW Airport Station — then the complimentary bus shuttle to the stadium's north bus hub — is a solid, no-parking alternative. Trinity Metro also runs non-game-day shuttles from Fort Worth to the Arlington Entertainment District throughout the tournament. But the TRE does not offer game-day shuttle service for regular Cowboys games, and from Garland, getting to a TRE station adds its own leg to the trip.
For groups of 15 or more, the coordination overhead of Uber or multi-car caravans tips quickly toward one bus.
AT&T Stadium Party Bus and Charter Bus Options for Your Group
AT&T Stadium accommodates groups anywhere from 10 people to 56, and the bus lineup available through Partybusgarland.com covers that whole range. The right vehicle comes down to two things: your headcount and whether you're hauling tailgate gear.
| Vehicle | Seats | Gear storage | Best for | Key amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15–35 passenger minibus | Up to 35 | Overhead bins, limited underfloor | Mid-size groups, quick corporate runs, efficient A-to-B | Powerful A/C, plush reclining seats, overhead storage |
| 25-passenger party bus / 40-passenger party bus | 25–40 | Onboard, lighter loads | Fan groups who want the energy to start on the road | Built-in bar setup, LED lighting, premium sound with Bluetooth, flat-panel TVs, perimeter seating |
| 50-passenger party bus | Up to 50 | Onboard | Larger fan groups or combined celebration groups | Full-length bar, color LED lighting, premium sound, multiple TVs, dance area |
| 40–56 passenger charter bus | Up to 56 | Excellent — deep undercarriage bays | Large groups, longer hauls, heavy tailgate gear | Reclining seats, climate control, overhead storage, WiFi, power outlets, onboard restrooms, undercarriage bays |
For most Garland-to-Arlington game day trips, the choice comes down to two scenarios. A 15- to 40-passenger party bus is the move for a fan group where the pre-game energy is part of the experience — color-changing LEDs, built-in bar setup, and premium sound system mean the stadium atmosphere begins the moment the bus pulls away from your Garland pickup spot. A 40- to 56-passenger charter bus is the practical call for large groups or anyone hauling serious tailgate equipment, since the undercarriage bays on a full-size coach handle grills, folding tables, and gear bags that would never fit in a party bus's onboard storage.
ADA-accessible vehicles are available through the network — note it when you request your quote.
The Drive from Garland to AT&T Stadium: I-30 West and the Right Timing
The route from Garland to AT&T Stadium is essentially a straight shot west: I-30 West out of Garland, running through Mesquite and Dallas toward Arlington. The stadium's two main I-30 exits are Exit 28A (Collins Street / FM 157) — the more direct north approach that puts you right at the Collins Street entry to the stadium lots — and Exit 27 (Ballpark Way), which gives you access from the south side. Both exits feed into the same stadium grid; the Ballpark Way exit is useful if you're targeting Lot 6 on the Cowboys Way south side.
Off-peak, the trip runs about 40 minutes. On a Cowboys home-game Sunday, block an extra 30 to 60 minutes. The worst backup on I-30 typically builds in the last three miles before Exit 28A, as traffic from Dallas's eastern suburbs (including Garland, Rowlett, and Mesquite) stacks against the same exits that handle Metroplex-wide traffic.
For a 3:25 PM kickoff, a Garland departure between 11:00 AM and 11:30 AM generally beats the thickest congestion and gives you a full tailgate window once the lots open five hours before game time.
State Highway 360 offers an alternative approach from the south, connecting off I-20 and looping north past Globe Life Field before reaching the stadium's west side. On standard game days, SH-360 also backs up — stadium-area traffic is a corridor-wide event, not just an I-30 problem. The most reliable timing strategy is simply leaving Garland early enough to reach the stadium before the main congestion wave, staging in your lot, and letting the crowd arrive while you're already set up.
For World Cup 2026 match days — particularly the June 14 opener (Netherlands vs. Japan at 3 PM CT) and the July 14 semifinal — the road plan around the stadium is different. AT&T Way between Cowboys Way and Randol Mill Road will be closed during matches, and the Nolan Ryan Expressway north of the stadium will also be shut. Organizers have recommended that fans arrive in the area several hours before their match.
The group transportation approach for World Cup days: your bus drops at the East or West Plaza access point (the operational entry points during closures), and stages or holds at an agreed nearby location rather than in the closed AT&T Way corridor.
2026 Events at AT&T Stadium: Cowboys Season, Concerts, and World Cup
AT&T Stadium is busy from August through December for Dallas Cowboys fans, but 2026 adds a genuinely historic event on top of the regular season. Here's what's confirmed for the calendar year.
Dallas Cowboys 2026 home games at AT&T Stadium include a preseason home game against the New Orleans Saints on August 28, followed by regular-season home dates against the Washington Commanders (September 20), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (October 8), Arizona Cardinals (November 1), San Francisco 49ers (November 15), Tennessee Titans (November 22), Philadelphia Eagles on Thanksgiving Day (November 26), and Jacksonville Jaguars (December 27). The Eagles Thanksgiving game is historically the highest-demand date of the Cowboys' home schedule and one of the earliest sellouts — both tickets and group transportation — every season.
Stadium-scale concerts in 2026 include BTS's World Tour 'ARIRANG' on August 15 and 16, Zach Bryan on August 22, Chris Brown and Usher on September 10, 12, and 13, KAROL G on October 15, and Ed Sheeran on October 24. Concert nights at AT&T Stadium draw the same I-30 congestion patterns as Cowboys games, with the added wrinkle that post-show rideshare surge pricing in the Arlington Entertainment District can run 3–4x the base fare in the 30 minutes after a stadium lets out. A Garland concert party bus rental to AT&T Stadium locks in your rate before the show and stages nearby while your group is inside.
FIFA World Cup 2026. AT&T Stadium — operating as "Dallas Stadium" during the tournament — hosts nine matches between June 14 and July 14, 2026. The confirmed schedule: Netherlands vs. Japan (June 14, 3 PM CT), England vs. Croatia (June 17, 3 PM CT), Argentina vs. Austria (June 22, 12 PM CT), two additional group-stage matches June 25 and 27, two Round of 32 matches (June 30 and July 3), a Round of 16 (July 6), and the semifinal on July 14.
World Cup events are the highest-demand dates this venue has ever seen, with group transportation supply going fast — especially for the later knockout rounds.
For any event with a date confirmed, calling 214-764-8552 or using the online quote tool is the move. The sooner you lock in a vehicle, the better your options — especially for November Cowboys games and any of the World Cup knockout rounds.
World Cup 2026 Group Transportation at AT&T Stadium: The Full Picture
World Cup 2026 transforms the logistics around AT&T Stadium in ways that a standard Cowboys Sunday doesn't. Nine matches over five weeks, international fan travel from dozens of countries, and full road closures on match days create a transportation environment that's closer to a Formula 1 weekend than a regular NFL game. Here's what group planners need to know.
Parking requires pre-purchase through JustPark — no exceptions. The Dallas FIFA World Cup organizing committee has confirmed that all stadium parking for World Cup events must be bought in advance through JustPark (the official parking partner for the tournament). There are no day-of passes, no walk-up sales, and no overflow.
Published rates for group-stage matches have run $125–$200 per space; the semifinal on July 14 has seen $200–$275+ per space in pre-sale pricing. A charter bus needs its own bus parking pass in addition to any general passes. These rates are on top of what you'd pay for the bus itself.
Match-day road closures are real and specific. AT&T Way between Cowboys Way and Randol Mill Road closes entirely during matches, redirecting all pedestrian and vehicle access to the East and West Plaza entry points. Nolan Ryan Expressway north of the stadium is also closed on match days.
Arlington police have advised ticketholders to check their tickets before arriving to confirm which plaza entry corresponds to their seats, since the normal approach routes won't apply.
Transit is available for World Cup — and worth knowing about for comparison. The Trinity Railway Express (TRE) runs commuter service between downtown Dallas (Union Station) and CentrePort/DFW Airport Station, and complimentary bus shuttles connect CentrePort to the bus hub north of the stadium during World Cup — service begins five hours before each match and runs for three hours after the game. From Garland, reaching a TRE station adds DART Blue Line travel to downtown Dallas before you can board the TRE west.
For a solo traveler or a couple, that chain of connections is workable. For a Garland group of 15 or more, where departure timing and group control matter, one charter bus from a Garland pickup to the stadium's West or East Plaza entry is a cleaner, faster answer — with no transfers, no shared shuttle timing, and a seat reserved for every person in your group.
World Cup group transportation fills up fast. The June 14 opener and July 14 semifinal are the two most-requested dates. If your group has tickets for either, getting your quote started now — at 214-764-8552 or through the online form — is the right move.
Tailgating at AT&T Stadium: The Rules, by Lot
A charter bus is a natural fit for a tailgate group — undercarriage bays on a full-size coach handle grills, folding tables, and gear that would never fit in a trunk. But AT&T Stadium's tailgating rules are specific, and knowing them before game day keeps your group out of trouble with lot attendants.
Tailgating is permitted in Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 15, starting when the lots open (five hours before Cowboys kickoff) and running up to two hours after the game ends. Tailgating is not permitted in Lot 3, portions of Lot 5, Lot 8, or Lot 9 — so if your bus parking pass in Lot 15 is your tailgate anchor, you're in a permitted zone. Each tailgate setup is limited to a maximum space of 9 feet wide by 12 feet deep, confined to the area directly adjacent to the rear of your vehicle, with no space-saving allowed for additional vehicles.
On the grill question: gas and charcoal grills are permitted. Deep fryers and oil-based cooking are not. Open fires, bonfires, and anything requiring wood or open flame are prohibited.
All charcoal goes into the designated coal disposal containers throughout the lots — not dumped on the asphalt. Amplified sound systems are not allowed; the stadium enforces reasonable volume and no commercial DJ setups. Commercial vending and ticket resales on stadium grounds are prohibited.
One caveat that World Cup planners specifically need to flag: the full NFL-style tailgate with grills and large setups is not guaranteed at every event at AT&T Stadium. Major international events have used lighter tailgate models in the past. Check the specific rules for your event date — the stadium's official parking page is the authoritative source, and policies can shift between a regular Cowboys Sunday and a World Cup group-stage match.
Charter Bus and Party Bus Rental Prices for AT&T Stadium Groups
Several factors shape what a Garland-to-AT&T Stadium bus rental actually costs: vehicle size, total hours (including your tailgate window before the game and the post-game wait), the specific event and date, and the round-trip mileage from your Garland pickup. A party bus for a November Cowboys Sunday will price differently than a charter bus for a World Cup semifinal in July, when vehicle availability across the whole DFW metro tightens. You can get specific numbers for your date in under 30 seconds through the online tool or with a call to 214-764-8552.
To give you a planning range: a 15–35 passenger minibus typically runs $200–$275 per hour on weekends. A 25-passenger party bus runs roughly $275–$375 per hour on weekends. A 40–56 passenger charter bus generally comes in at $200–$350 per hour and works out to one of the more cost-efficient options on a per-seat basis for large groups.
These are planning ranges — real pricing moves with your specific date, requested hours, and current availability. The price for your trip is based on your actual trip details, which is what the quote gives you.
The per-person math is where the bus often surprises people. A 30-person group on a Cowboys Sunday might split a 6-hour charter bus rental — covering pickup in Garland, a tailgate window, the game, and the post-game drop — for around $65–$80 per person at the midpoint of the pricing range. Compare that to five cars, five parking passes at $60+ each, five separate gas tanks running I-30 each way, and the coordination overhead of getting 30 people to the same tailgate spot at the same time.
The bus rate per head is often competitive before you add in the parking pass savings. Note that AT&T Stadium's $100 bus parking pass (over 19 feet) is a separate cost, pre-purchased through the stadium alongside your event tickets.
Check out the Garland party bus pricing page to explore current planning ranges by vehicle type, or call 214-764-8552 any time — quotes are free and there's no obligation.
A Game-Day Example
To give you a concrete picture: a 28-person Cowboys fan group books a 30-passenger party bus from a Garland pickup for the November 26 Thanksgiving game against the Eagles. Pickup at 9:30 AM from a central Garland spot, at the stadium's Lot 1 drop-off on Randol Mill Road by 10:30 AM — well before the lots' five-hour pregame open. Tailgate through noon, walk in for the game, and the bus stages at Miller LiteHouse for a 5:00 PM pickup after the fourth quarter.
A 7.5-hour rental at that size might come to around $2,600 total — roughly $93 per person, with I-30 navigation, parking, and the post-Thanksgiving-game wait all handled in one number. Compare that to four cars paying $70+ each for a premium Thanksgiving lot pass before you even count gas.
Game Day Tips for AT&T Stadium
A few things every first-time group planner should know before arriving at AT&T Stadium, sourced directly from the stadium's published policies:
- Parking passes are pre-purchased, no exceptions for Cowboys games. Lots sell out for big matchups, and the stadium does not offer walk-up lot sales for most Cowboys games. The bus parking pass in Lot 15 is also pre-purchased — there's no paying at the gate on arrival.
- Lots open five hours before Cowboys kickoff. If your game is at 3:25 PM, lots open around 10:25 AM. For a full tailgate, plan your Garland departure accordingly.
- Clear bag policy is strict. Each guest can bring one clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″, or a one-gallon clear re-sealable bag. One small clutch (no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″) is also permitted. No backpacks, fanny packs, or oversized bags — period. Bag storage for non-compliant bags is available at Silver Lot 5 and Blue Lot 9 for Cowboys games, per the stadium's official bag policy page.
- Tailgate space is 9 feet wide by 12 feet deep. That's the box behind your vehicle — you cannot reserve adjacent spots for other vehicles in your group, and attendants will enforce it on popular game days. If your group wants to tailgate together, arrive together on the same bus.
- Plan your post-game meeting spot before you go inside. Miller LiteHouse at North Collins Street and Cowboys Way is the published passenger pick-up location. Walk-out crowds are large and cell service in the stadium lot can be spotty in the immediate post-game rush. Agree on the exact corner before kickoff.
- Save the stadium's contact. AT&T Stadium is at 1 AT&T Way, Arlington, TX 76011. The main line is (817) 892-4161 for guest services or if anyone in your group gets separated on the way out.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at AT&T Stadium?
The stadium's official guidance lists two passenger drop-off zones: Lot 1 on the north side of Randol Mill Road and Lot 6 on the south side off Cowboys Way. Both put your group directly at a stadium entry point. Pickup after the event is at the Miller LiteHouse entrance at North Collins Street and Cowboys Way.
Because these are three different physical locations, walk your group through the plan before anyone splits up to find seats.
Where does the bus park at AT&T Stadium, and what does it cost?
Charter buses park in a designated portion of Lot 15. A bus parking pass is required and must be purchased before the event — there is no day-of payment at the lot entrance. For buses over 19 feet, the published rate is $100 per event.
That pass is separate from any general parking passes for other vehicles in your group.
How far is Garland from AT&T Stadium?
Approximately 33 miles via I-30 West, which runs about 40 minutes in normal traffic. On Cowboys game days, plan for 60–90 minutes from a Garland starting point, depending on your departure time relative to kickoff. The main exits for the stadium are Exit 28A (Collins Street / FM 157) and Exit 27 (Ballpark Way).
What roads close around AT&T Stadium on event days?
For standard Cowboys games, Collins Street and Randol Mill Road are the primary congestion points but remain open. For World Cup 2026 match days, AT&T Way between Cowboys Way and Randol Mill Road closes entirely during matches, and a portion of Nolan Ryan Expressway north of the stadium also closes. All fans are directed to the East or West Plaza entry points.
Always check the official AT&T Stadium parking page and current event advisories before your trip.
What is the clear bag policy at AT&T Stadium?
One clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bag no larger than 12″ × 6″ × 12″, or a one-gallon clear re-sealable bag (like a Ziploc). One small clutch no larger than 4.5″ × 6.5″ is also permitted. Backpacks, fanny packs, camera bags, coolers, and any non-clear bag are prohibited.
Bag storage for oversized or non-compliant items is available at Silver Lot 5 and Blue Lot 9 for Cowboys games. See the AT&T Stadium bag policy page for the full list of prohibited items.
Can a group tailgate with a charter bus at AT&T Stadium?
Yes — Lot 15, where bus parking is located, is one of the permitted tailgating lots. The rules: tailgate setup is limited to a 9-foot by 12-foot space adjacent to your vehicle, gas and charcoal grills are permitted while open fires and deep fryers are not, amplified sound systems are prohibited, and charcoal goes into the stadium's designated disposal containers, not on the pavement. The full-grill tailgate is the Cowboys-game standard; for World Cup matches, check event-specific rules, since large-event setups have sometimes operated under lighter guidelines.
Is there public transit from Garland to AT&T Stadium?
For regular Cowboys games, there's no direct transit connection from Garland to AT&T Stadium. DART Blue Line service runs from Garland to downtown Dallas, where you'd transfer to the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) west to CentrePort station — and there is no TRE game-day shuttle for Cowboys games. For World Cup 2026 matches, complimentary bus shuttles run from CentrePort station to the stadium's north bus hub, beginning five hours before each match and running three hours after, which opens the TRE as a World Cup option.
From Garland, that's still a multi-leg trip involving DART and TRE before you reach the shuttle. For groups of 15 or more, a single charter bus from Garland is typically faster and more reliable.
When should a Garland group book for Cowboys games or World Cup?
For standard Cowboys home games, two to four weeks of lead time is workable outside the peak matchups. For the Eagles Thanksgiving game (November 26) and any playoff-eligible late-season dates, book at least six weeks out — those games sell out the transportation market along with the tickets. For World Cup 2026, especially the semifinals and late knockout rounds, the recommendation is to book as soon as your tickets are confirmed.
World Cup draws international travel demand across the full DFW vehicle network, and the right-size buses for large groups go first. Call 214-764-8552 to check availability for your date.
How do I get a price quote for a Garland group bus to AT&T Stadium?
Use the online quote tool — pricing for your specific date and group size comes back in under 30 seconds, no account required. Or call 214-764-8552 any time; a support team is available every day of the year to build a custom quote around your headcount, vehicle preference, Garland pickup location, and event details. Either way, the quote is free and carries no obligation.
Request a Quote for Your AT&T Stadium Group Transportation
Whether it's a 20-person Garland fan group heading west on I-30 for a Cowboys Sunday, a 50-seat charter bus for a World Cup semifinal, or a party bus for a stadium-scale concert night, Partybusgarland.com makes it easy to compare vehicles and get pricing fast. Fill out the online form with your date, group size, and Garland pickup location — you'll see options from bus companies serving the area in under 30 seconds. Or call 214-764-8552 any time to walk through the available vehicles, confirm the AT&T Stadium drop-off logistics, and get a quote for your specific event.
AT&T Stadium has a lot of events on the 2026 calendar, and the best vehicles for the biggest dates fill up first. If you've got tickets, getting your quote started now is the smartest next step. Also heading to a game at Globe Life Field — right across the parking lots from AT&T Stadium in the same Arlington Entertainment District — the group bus setup there is covered in its own guide.
