Alright, let me tell you about this little adventure I had getting to AT&T Stadium, specifically Lot 15. I mean, who even knows where Lot 15 is, right?
So, the first thing I did was try to figure out where the heck this place is. I checked all over but I could not find the exact location. But I did see some stuff about other lots. Like, Blue Lot 11, which sounds fancy. They say it’s the “baller” lot near Collins and Cowboys Way, whatever that means. Sounds expensive, but it’s close to the west entrance and apparently, that’s where some big shot’s helicopter lands.
I did find out that there are tailgating spaces in a bunch of lots, including 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and of course, 15. It’s first-come, first-served, so you gotta get there early if you want a good spot.
Finding Lot 15
Now, about actually getting to Lot 15. I heard that parking at AT&T Stadium can be pretty pricey, just behind places like Levi’s Stadium and SoFi Stadium. But it seems like they have tons of parking spaces – 12,000 spread across 15 lots, plus another 12,000 in other lettered lots nearby. So, parking shouldn’t be too big of a problem, in theory.
But here’s the thing about the traffic. I’ve heard it’s a nightmare. So many people are trying to get there, and finding a free spot nearby? Forget about it. That’s why I looked into this rideshare thing called Via Arlington. Might be the move if you’re coming from the north, although I don’t know for sure.
Getting There Early
I heard if you want to see the players arrive, you better get there 2.5 to 3 hours early. Some folks show up later, but if you want to catch everyone, early is the way to go. But, to be honest, who wants to wake up that early? Not me.
I did find an address for the Blue Lot 15 – 446 E Randol Mill Rd. Not sure if that’s accurate, but it’s something. You can order parking passes online, which might be a good idea. People say the customer service is amazing and they have a rewards program. I read somewhere that it is the best rewards program for people who buy tickets a lot.
Tailgating Time
One thing I’m not clear on is the whole tailgating situation. It says you can only tailgate in designated spaces. These are supposed to be at the edge of each lot with a grassy area behind. Sounds nice, but I wonder how strict they are about that.
- What I did: Searched for the location and found out about other lots.
- What I found out: Tailgating is a thing, and parking is expensive.
- What I learned: Traffic is a pain, and it’s good to get there early.
Anyway, that’s my little journey figuring out AT&T Stadium Lot 15. It was a bit of a mess, but hey, that’s life, right? It seems like a cool place. They have Wi-Fi and TVs. If you’ve been there and have any tips, let me know! I am planning to go there to watch the game.
