Dallas Cowboys. Known as "America's Team,” the Dallas Cowboys are one of the most successful teams in the history of the NFL with five Super Bowl Championships (1971, 1977, 1992, 1993, and 1995). In their 40 years of triumphant play on the grid iron, the Cowboys have 27 winning seasons, made the playoffs 26 times, won 18 division championships, and participated in eight of the 34 Super Bowls. Between 1966 and 1985, the Cowboys had 20 consecutive winning seasons. In the Super Bowl years since 1966, the Dallas Cowboys have the best record of any football team. Simply put, the road to the Super Bowl leads through Dallas. Visit www.dallascowboys.com.

Texas Rangers. The Texas Rangers play Major League Baseball from April through October at Ameriquest Field – recognized as an architectural tribute to America's pastime – in Arlington. Join Coach Buck Showalter, the hard–hitting Texas Rangers and the fans and cheer on new traditions and exciting talent on the field! Call (817) 273–5100 or visit www.texasrangers.com

Dallas Mavericks. The Dallas Mavs are bringing new energy and excitement to Dallas. The Mavericks advanced to their first NBA Finals in franchise history when they won the Western Conference title in 2006. Experience the electrifying adventure of the team's season at the American Airlines Center – the most technologically advanced sports arena in the country. Just north of Dallas’ historic West End District and adjacent to Victory Park, the American Airlines Center is the premier sports and entertainment venue in Dallas. Visit www.nba.com/mavericks.

Dallas Stars. The cold war has started! See the 1999 Stanley Cup Champion Dallas Stars heat up the ice and face–off against the best of the NHL, September through April, at the American Airlines Center. The Center’s advanced design is defined by wide, open concourses and specifically designed seating bowls that put fans closer than ever to the hockey action. Visit www.dallasstars.com.