AT&T Stadium set to utilise in-built fix for design flaw that’s annoyed NFL fans at the World Cup
AT&T Stadium in Arlington will implement blackout curtains during the 2026 FIFA World Cup to address a glare issue that has frustrated NFL fans. The stadium is set to host nine World Cup matches, including a notable game between Japan and Sweden. This move raises questions about why the Dallas Cowboys have not resolved the glare problem in their games despite its long-standing nature.
- ▪AT&T Stadium will use blackout curtains during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
- ▪The venue is scheduled to host nine World Cup matches.
- ▪The glare issue has been a recognized problem for NFL games at the stadium.
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