The Dallas Cowboys play in Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Since 1990, the team has had an unprecedented 160 sold out games in both the regular season and the playoffs. This includes 79 straight sold out games in their old home, Texas Stadium (where they played until 2008) and 81 straight sold out games on the road. Cowboys Stadium has a seating capacity of 80,000 but can be expanded for special events to seat 100,000. Ticket prices for 2009 ranged from $59-$125.http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/graphics/0508/stadium/

The best option for finding tickets is to contact the box office at (817) 892-5000 during regular business hours (9am-5pm Monday-Thursday or 9am-4pm Friday) or see if any are available through Ticketmaster. The box office is located at 1 Legends Way in Arlington, Texas. http://www.ticketmaster.ca/Cowboys-Stadium-tickets-Arlington/venue/99096

Dallas Cowboys games are almost always sold out, but there are other options to buy tickets. The NFL has a ticket exchange program where season ticket holders can resell individual game tickets to the general public at whichever price they desire. http://www.ticketexchangebyticketmaster.com/nfl/dallas-cowboys-tickets/?intcmp=tm100940&wt.mc_id=NFL_TEAM_DAL_UNV_TIX_DRP_DWN

There are also a number of online options such as StubHub, GoTickets, or TickCo. Tickets are often sold on Craigslist or eBay, but it is a matter of "Buyer Beware" as there have been cases of fraud. Finally, on the day of the game, there are scalpers who will sell tickets at the stadium. Keep in mind that in almost all of these cases, the tickets may cost substantially more than the face value. But if you are willing to miss the first few minutes (or even a quarter), the scalpers may end up selling tickets below face value.