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Some thoughts while attending this years first round.
Signs inside and out of the area could be a bit better to direct you to the correct major places to go.
Hospitality had chart layouts why not a sheet of paper or posters about the area.
Parking opened about 10:40am. Many were parked on the road waiting to get in.
They did not let you in to the area near the stadium till noon. Lots of people were lined up at about 11AM.
First thing I did was go get my seating tickets for the draft.
You registered your phone reply app at their desk and they gave you tickets.
I did not have anyone with me but found a fellow Cowboy fan to take in.
You were allowed on additional person to go in with you.
About 80% of the fans into the NFL experience were Cowboy fans.
The crowd inside was at least 60% Cowboy fans.
Floor tickets close to the stage were paid for. From what one person told me they cost an additional $15.
That was done way in advance. Hey I got in no worries there.
We ended up with Section 245 row 1 seats 8 and 9. Nice seeing how the stage was set.
Walked about the NFL experience for about 2 house. All the Cowboy Super Bowl trophies were there to get pictures with. The Cowboys in the hall of fame Busts were also on display.
Many food vendors inside as was Bud Light. Lots of things to sign up for and try to win something.
Who was that woman on stage with Michael Irvine. ??? Not the best but not the worst.
Erin Andrews would have been better.
The 88's really charged up the crowd.
Major constant booing when Goddell came on stage for the starting announcements, 4 minutes plus there, and then every time when the pick announcement came.
The only separation in team backers was on the floor in the paid for section.
We sat next to two Brown fans who flew in from Cleveland for the weekend.
Also two Eagle fans sat near us but mostly Cowboy fans about. No arguments between any fans at all anywhere that I saw.
Well run event by the staff from AT&T. Had a fun time.
It's just a big staged show now while there are no games being played.
Worth the trip one time. Take pictures have fun no worries.
Signs inside and out of the area could be a bit better to direct you to the correct major places to go.
Hospitality had chart layouts why not a sheet of paper or posters about the area.
Parking opened about 10:40am. Many were parked on the road waiting to get in.
They did not let you in to the area near the stadium till noon. Lots of people were lined up at about 11AM.
First thing I did was go get my seating tickets for the draft.
You registered your phone reply app at their desk and they gave you tickets.
I did not have anyone with me but found a fellow Cowboy fan to take in.
You were allowed on additional person to go in with you.
About 80% of the fans into the NFL experience were Cowboy fans.
The crowd inside was at least 60% Cowboy fans.
Floor tickets close to the stage were paid for. From what one person told me they cost an additional $15.
That was done way in advance. Hey I got in no worries there.
We ended up with Section 245 row 1 seats 8 and 9. Nice seeing how the stage was set.
Walked about the NFL experience for about 2 house. All the Cowboy Super Bowl trophies were there to get pictures with. The Cowboys in the hall of fame Busts were also on display.
Many food vendors inside as was Bud Light. Lots of things to sign up for and try to win something.
Who was that woman on stage with Michael Irvine. ??? Not the best but not the worst.
Erin Andrews would have been better.
The 88's really charged up the crowd.
Major constant booing when Goddell came on stage for the starting announcements, 4 minutes plus there, and then every time when the pick announcement came.
The only separation in team backers was on the floor in the paid for section.
We sat next to two Brown fans who flew in from Cleveland for the weekend.
Also two Eagle fans sat near us but mostly Cowboy fans about. No arguments between any fans at all anywhere that I saw.
Well run event by the staff from AT&T. Had a fun time.
It's just a big staged show now while there are no games being played.
Worth the trip one time. Take pictures have fun no worries.
