[Bette]

The Dallas Cowboys new stadium will be one of the finest in the world.
Some facts:
It will be the largest NFL venue ever built at 2.3 million square feet. The statue of Liberty and its base could fit into the stadium with the
roof closed.
It will be the largest domed structure in the world. Its interior volume will be 104 million cubic feet. (By comparison, Reliant Stadium in Houston is 90 million cubic feet.)
Capacity up to 100,000
Retractable roof-the famous open roof design featured in Texas stadium will be carried over into the new stadium. Open-close time 12 minutes
Glass retractable door at each end zone features a five leaf clear glass retractable door measuring 120 feet high and 180 feet wide making it the tallest moveable glass wall in the world.
Parking will have 30,000 spaces available
There will be 286 concession points and 1600 toilets.
The Video board will stretch between the 20's ( a 60 yard span)
Field is actually 50 feet below ground level.
Cowboys Ring of Honor will be carried over to the new stadium.
The Dallas Cowboy Hall of Fame and Pro Shop will be one of the finest in the world. Here the rich, full history and tradition of the Cowboys will be shown
Dallas Cowboys New Stadium.

[Bette]

This links shows some cool pictures and a neat virtual tour hosted by none other than Jerry Jones himself.

[EmpireWF]

Those are some pretty astounding figures.

That 100,000 attedance number, is that for football games?

[Lefty Noob]

100k? Holy cow... has any NFL team ever actually drawn 100k? I'm pretty sure the answer's no.

[Bette]

The usual seating capacity is 80,000, but is expandable for major events like a Super Bowl or NFC playoff game up to 100,000. There is standing room or additional seating in the end zone plazas.

[azrael492]

I couldn't imagine watcing a game with 100,000 other people. Could this be a little too big for an NFL team. I remember the Raiders complainnig about blackouts in the 80s because they couldn't fill up the Colliseum.

[Lefty Noob]

Went looking out of curiosity and found this at NFL.com.

NFL History by Decade
"1994 - An all-time NFL record crowd of 112,376 attended the American Bowl game between Dallas and Houston in Mexico City. It concluded the biggest American Bowl series in NFL history with four games attracting a record 256,666 fans, August 15."

So apparently there's been a 100,000-plus crowd at least once in NFL history.