Looking for tacos, nachos, a margarita or just the restrooms while you’re at AT&T Stadium? Now there’s something that will make your search easier. 

The Dallas Cowboys have launched a new feature built into the team’s app that will help stadium-goers find what they’re looking for. 

It’s called AT&T Stadium Wayfinding, and it will be available to all users inside the stadium starting this Sunday, Sept. 20, when the Dallas Cowboys play their first home game of the season against the Washington Commanders. 

AT&T Stadium Wayfinding can be found at the top of the screen under the “Stadium” tab in the Cowboys app. Once there, users simply tap that option, and a search bar will appear where they can enter what they’re looking for, and all the options will be displayed. 

“From the parking lot to fans’ seats to the nearest concession stand or restroom, the platform connects fans to the most efficient routes in real time, so they spend less time searching and more time enjoying game day,” Matt Messick, chief information officer for the Dallas Cowboys, told The News via email. 

The tool allows users to search for a food category or a specific dish. After performing a search, it displays the available options sorted by proximity and provides directions to them via the fastest route. 

In total, AT&T Stadium Wayfinding includes more than 100 food and beverage locations spread across all levels of the stadium. It also allows users to locate restrooms, official stores, device charging stations, nursing rooms and other services. The platform does not display prices or wait times. 

“Along with all food and beverage destinations, the new technology provides navigation to all destinations in AT&T Stadium, for whatever a fan needs to find,” Messick said. 

The information on this platform will be updated for each game or event, Messick explained, including which locations are open and the available routes. It will be available during concerts and any other events held at the stadium. 

AT&T Stadium Wayfinding is free and activates when fans are near or inside the stadium. If people don’t want to use their cellphones, they can also access this service at one of the four AT&T kiosks: two on the east platform and two on the west platform. 

AT&T Stadium Wayfinding is part of the Dallas Cowboys’ partnership with AT&T, which extension was announced this Friday for the 2026 season.

You can download the Cowboys app here in the Apple App Store or here in the Google Play Store.