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3:11PM | August 3, 2009 | posted by Dave Crome | comments: 0

Nine other teams beat Jerry to the Lottery business..but he's all in now!

The Cowboys are gambling that many of you fans would like a suite for 20 for one of the home games at the new stadium or to get your own private tour of the stadium and the practice facility at Valley Ranch. 

To entice you, they have teamed up with the Texas Lottery to create a brand new Dallas Cowboys scratch-off ticket which will cost you five bucks a shot starting on August 17th.

If you don't win a cash prize, you can send in your ticket to a second chance drawing which will include five Dallas Cowboys "Wild Weekend" packages which include a suite for 20 at a Cowboys home game, tours of both the new stadium and the practice facility at Valley Ranch, and pre-game party's for 20

If you've always wanted to go on the road with the Cowboys, five drawings
will provide trips for two including air fare, hotel and tickets to the game.

There will also be 10 drawings for Cowboys Draft weekend which include a trip inside the War Room on draft day, a ride on the Cowboys bus to the draft party and VIP tickets to the event.

Usually Jerry Jones leads the way with corporate partnerships but the Cowboys are actually the 10th NFL team to team up with a state lottery and not even the first in Texas.  The Houston Texans have a scratch off game but will only print 4.5 million tickets.  The Cowboys will print 12 million.  Other NFL teams that have teamed up with local lotteries include the Ravens, Browns, Redskins, Jets, Saints, Patriots and Seahawks.

My grandfather would always come out of the 7-11 after buying his lottery tickets and tell me..."It's for a good cause, the money goes to the schools."  That's the angle Jerry Jones, Jr.  is taking today by saying today, "This game will give our fans an exciting new way to be part of the Dallas Cowboys.  Just as importantly, this program will dramatically help the youth of Texas by supporting education."

I think for every five dollars we pay in school taxes, we should get a Dallas Cowboys scratch-off ticket as well.  C'mon Jerry...work that one out!

8:24PM | July 30, 2009 | posted by Dave Crome | comments: 0

You can buy Cowboys single-game tickets TOMORROW!

If you want to see a Cowboys game at the New Cowboys Stadium, you can get your chance to purchase a limited number of single-game tickets tomorrow morning starting at 10:00am.

Tickets may be purchased through Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000 or online at ticketmaster.com or in person at the following Ticketmaster outlets.
 Macy's Fiesta, Shops at Willowbend, Majestic Theatre, TBAAL, Firewheel Town Square, HEB and Homeland.

The tickets range from $129 to $239


4:50PM | June 8, 2009 | posted by Roni Proter | comments: 0

More Cowboys Stadium details

There is still so much buzz surrounding the new stadium, including some of the gliches.  Tonight I cover the reactions from fans who went to the concert and what they thought about how the stadium measures up to other music venues in the metroplex.  Will it be the next Nokia, or AA Center? Tune in tonight to find out!
4:38PM | June 1, 2009 | posted by Dan McGraw | comments: 0

Arlington gets first traffic test with concert at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium

Beware of Cowboys Stadium on Saturday. 

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More than 75,000 fans are expected to descend on Arlington for the George Strait concert at the Cowboys Stadium, causing the potential for traffic nightmares. 


Officials are encouraging concert attendees to arrive early, being patient when trying leaving and park only in Texas Rangers or Dallas Cowboys' parking. 


"That's the only way we can ensure you won't get towed," said Tiara Ellis, an Arlington police spokeswoman.

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