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Dallas Cowboys vs Philadelphia Eagles Thanksgiving tickets are on sale now for this NFL Week 12 game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. It combines one of the league’s biggest rivalries with the Cowboys’ Thanksgiving Day tradition, and it is one of the hardest tickets of the season.
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Thanksgiving Day games at AT&T Stadium are a bucket-list fixture for many fans, and with the Eagles as the opponent they tend to be among the most in-demand tickets of the season. Compare live prices on both ticket sites below before you commit.
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| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Fixture | Dallas Cowboys vs Philadelphia Eagles |
| Competition | NFL Regular Season 2026 — Week 12 |
| Date & time | Thursday 26 November 2026 (Thanksgiving Day), 3:30 PM CT |
| Venue | AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas (capacity about 80,000) |
| Where to buy | Ticketmaster · Hello Tickets |
The Game: Cowboys vs Eagles Preview
The Cowboys have hosted a Thanksgiving Day game almost every year since 1966, and this year’s opponent is their biggest divisional rival. The game caps a three-game home stretch that begins with the 49ers and Titans, so Dallas will have played its previous two games at AT&T Stadium too.
The Eagles began 2026 by beating the Commanders 24-22, with Jalen Hurts throwing three touchdown passes and no interceptions in a win that showed new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion’s offense already clicking. Dallas will be looking to repeat the result of their last meeting, a 24-21 win in November 2025, in front of a Thanksgiving crowd.
As NFC East rivals the teams play twice each season, and form and injuries will change before kickoff, so check the latest news in the days before you travel.
Head-to-Head: Cowboys vs Eagles
| Stat | Record |
|---|---|
| All-time series | Cowboys lead 75-59 (134 meetings) |
| Regular season | Cowboys 72-58 |
| Postseason | Cowboys lead 3-1 (1992, 1995 and 2009 wins; 1980 loss) |
| Last meeting | Cowboys 24, Eagles 21 (Nov 23, 2025) |
| Longest win streaks | Cowboys 11 (1967-72); Eagles 8 (1987-91) |
| Biggest wins | Cowboys 56-7 (1966); Eagles 44-6 (2008) |
The rivalry started on September 30, 1960, when the Eagles won 27-25 in Dallas’s first season, and it has become one of the most intense in the NFL. The Cowboys lead 75-59 overall, though the Eagles have won some of the most memorable games, including a 44-6 victory in the 2008 regular-season finale.
The teams have met four times in the playoffs, with Dallas winning the 1992 and 1995 divisional games and the 2009 wild-card game after losing the 1980 NFC Championship Game. Dallas’s 30-11 win over Philadelphia in the 1995 divisional round led to the team’s most recent NFC Championship Game and Super Bowl appearances.
Getting to AT&T Stadium
AT&T Stadium is in Arlington’s Entertainment District, roughly midway between downtown Dallas and downtown Fort Worth and about 10 miles south of DFW Airport. Arlington has no rail service to the stadium, so nearly everyone arrives by car or rideshare. Lots generally open about five hours before Cowboys games (10:30 AM CT for this one), and you can buy parking in advance through the stadium’s official parking page. For directions, rideshare zones and accessibility, see our complete AT&T Stadium guide.

Where to Sit
For football, sideline seats in the 200 and 300 levels give the best balance of view and price: high enough to see plays develop, low enough to feel the crowd. The 100 level is the closest seated ring, the 400 level and the standing-room areas are the budget way in, and thanks to the stadium’s two huge arches there are no interior columns blocking the view. Bags are limited to clear totes up to 12″ x 6″ x 12″, one-gallon clear bags or small clutches.

Football layout shown. Section availability changes by event, so always check the seat map for your game.
Where to Stay
The Arlington Entertainment District is the simplest base: the stadium, Globe Life Field and Texas Live! are all within walking distance of each other, so you can walk to the game and skip the parking and rideshare queues. Loews Arlington Hotel sits inside Texas Live! and is the closest full-service option, and options such as the Drury Plaza Hotel Dallas Arlington trade a short drive for lower prices. For more nightlife and dining, downtown Fort Worth and downtown Dallas (where the Omni Dallas Hotel is a popular base) are each roughly 20-30 minutes away by car. Thanksgiving weekend is one of the busiest travel periods in Texas, so book flights and hotels early. Rates in the Entertainment District can be high, so compare Arlington with Fort Worth and Dallas.
Use the interactive map below to compare hotels and apartments around the stadium for your dates:
Things to Do Around the Game
Make a weekend of it. The Entertainment District has Globe Life Field, Texas Live!, Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor Arlington within a short drive, and downtown Dallas and Fort Worth’s Stockyards are about 20 minutes away. On a non-event day you can also tour the stadium itself, though field access depends on the event calendar (see the stadium’s availability page).
Book a stadium tour with transportation from Dallas, a city sightseeing day that ends at the stadium, or Six Flags admission. Check live availability below.
Also available on Hello Tickets: the Dallas Cowboys Stadium Tour with round-trip transport from downtown Dallas.
Frequently Asked Questions
More Cowboys Home Games at AT&T Stadium
Planning more than one game? Here is every Dallas Cowboys home game in 2026, or see the full AT&T Stadium events hub for concerts and other events.
- Cowboys vs Commanders — Sun, Sep 20, Week 2
- Cowboys vs Buccaneers — Thu, Oct 8, Week 5
- Cowboys vs Cardinals — Sun, Nov 1, Week 8
- Cowboys vs 49ers — Sun, Nov 15, Week 10
- Cowboys vs Titans — Sun, Nov 22, Week 11
- Cowboys vs Jaguars — Sun, Dec 27, Week 16
- Cowboys vs Giants — Sun, Jan 3, Week 17
By Ben Farr

