Field Seats for Concerts at AT&T Stadium

• On the Field: Field and floor sections put you at ground level, in the same spot where the Dallas Cowboys play.
• Layout Varies by Show: Nearly every concert has a different stage and seating setup — most place lettered field sections facing the east end stage, while others put the stage center-field with seating circled around it.
• Reserved vs. General Admission: Most field sections are reserved seating with a folding chair; some shows also add standing-only GA areas.
• Sightline Caveat: Field seats are not elevated, so fans farther back may be blocked by people seated or standing in front of them.
• Check Your Event: Always review the specific seating chart for your show, since layouts change event to event.

Who Should Sit Here

Field seats at AT&T Stadium are for concertgoers who want to be as close to the stage and the action as possible. They're a great fit if getting near the performer matters more to you than a raised, unobstructed view. If you prefer to stand and be right up front, look for the general admission floor options when they're offered.

Field Seats Location & Details

These sections sit directly on the stadium floor. For most shows, lettered field sections face the east end of the stadium where the stage is set up; other shows place the stage in the middle of the field with field/floor seating circled around it. Reserved field sections come with a folding chair, while general admission areas — usually labeled GA Floor, GA Field, or GA Pit — are first-come, first-serve and expect ticketholders to stand throughout the performance.

Views from the Field Seats

You're right at stage level for an up-close concert experience. Because the seats aren't elevated, sightlines from farther-back rows can be obstructed by fans seated or standing ahead of you. Views also depend heavily on the stage configuration, so where your section falls relative to the stage makes a big difference.

Good to Know

Since seating and stage layouts change on an event basis, review the specific seating chart for your concert before buying to confirm exactly where your section lands and whether it's reserved or general admission.