For fans planning around a Dallas Cowboys home game, the Rally Day VIP Guided Tour + Dallas Cowboys Locker Room is the most layered option listed by AT&T Stadium Tours: it combines a guided stadium visit with access to the pregame Rally Day atmosphere.
The appeal is specific: this is not simply a longer stadium walk. The ticket pairs a 60-minute guided tour with a listed route through notable team and venue spaces, then access to Rally Day activities in the Miller LiteHouse. The trade-off is a schedule with a hard early cutoff and stops that can change.
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The short version
- Rally Day VIP Guided Tour + Dallas Cowboys Locker Room adds the locker room to a one-hour guided route and Rally Day activities.
- The venue lists the press box, AT&T Cotton Bowl office, club areas, a luxury suite and the field among tour stops, subject to change.
- The locker room closes at 10:00am on Rally Days, so this version is offered only before that time.
- The Rally Day Self-Guided Tour suits visitors who prefer to explore at their own pace; Gameday Tours are a separate game-day format.
- Tour locations and field access depend on availability. Check the current date and ticket details before making plans.
Why this ticket stands out
The Rally Day VIP Guided Tour combines a guided route through Cowboys spaces with the Rally Day fan event. One booking joins two parts of the day for visitors who want venue context and pregame energy.
Rally Day also lists a guided version without the locker-room stop, a tour with the interactive Jerry Jones experience, and a self-guided ticket. The distinction is which access feature matters to your group. For a first visit, the locker-room stop is the clearest differentiator if you can arrive early. The Rally Day VIP Guided Tour + Jerry Jones Experience is another themed option on the same Rally Day ticket listing.
Inside the hour
The Rally Day VIP Guided Tour + Dallas Cowboys Locker Room itinerary names the Dallas Cowboys Locker Room, press box, AT&T Cotton Bowl Office, Super Bowl Alley, club areas, a luxury suite, field and Cheerleaders locker room. It covers team, hospitality and field-level spaces in one guided visit.
A listed stop is not a guaranteed stop. AT&T Stadium says tour locations and field access are subject to availability, and activities can change without notice. Ask about your date if one particular room is the reason for booking.
The Rally Day Self-Guided Tour suits visitors who prefer to explore independently. Its stated 60-minute access includes the field, Cheerleaders locker room, Miller Lite Club and postgame interview room, plus Rally Day activities. It does not include the VIP guided route or the Cowboys locker-room stop.
Before you choose a date
The locker-room timing is the first planning constraint. The venue states that it closes at 10:00am on Rally Days, and only the locker-room ticket is listed before that time. Check the schedule and arrival time. Children age five and older need tickets, and the stadium bag policy applies.
Rally Days run on selected dates before Cowboys home games, not daily. The venue lists alumni and Cheerleaders autograph opportunities, giveaways, games, inflatables, a live DJ, Miller LiteHouse access, and food options. They broaden the visit, but no specific signer is promised.
For kickoff-day access, Gameday Tours describe entry three hours before a game, access near team and Cheerleaders locker rooms, the press conference room and a postgame field pass. Compare the Gameday Tours page with the main tour page: it is designed around game day, while Rally Day runs the day before a home game.
Before booking:
- Confirm your date is a Rally Day.
- Check the tour time and locker-room cutoff.
- Recheck field and room access, since the venue says locations can vary.
- Review ticket terms, bag policy and arrival guidance.
Choose by priority: select the locker-room ticket if guided access is the point and its early time suits your plans. For flexibility, compare the Rally Day Self-Guided Tour; for another visit date, browse the AT&T Stadium Tours page options, including VIP Guided and Art Tours.
Where the tour delivers
- Distinct access: the locker room is an unusually concrete reason to choose this Rally Day ticket.
- Structured route: the listed stops span team spaces, club areas and field-level areas.
- More than a tour: the ticket includes access to the wider Rally Day activities.
- The one-hour format gives visitors a defined center to a football-weekend itinerary.
Where the schedule narrows it
- The locker-room version is only available before the room closes at 10:00am.
- The listed locations and field access are subject to availability and can change.
- Rally Days run on selected dates, so the experience may not match every game weekend.
- Autographs and activity details are opportunities, not guaranteed individual encounters.
Summing up
The Rally Day VIP Guided Tour + Dallas Cowboys Locker Room is the strongest fit for fans who want a guided look at team spaces and can plan around the early schedule. Its value comes from its specific access and the broader event setting, not from guaranteed entry to every listed area.
Our reservation is practical: the early locker-room cutoff and changeable access mean the tour rewards careful date-checking. If those terms suit your group, check the current ticket price and availability before building the rest of the day around it.