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The below link has a pic from that section. This site is pretty accurate. https://www.rateyourseats.com/sections/cowboys-stadium-nfl/C114

I ended up getting the last "pair of seats" in C213. The seats I wanted in C213 were on the end but there were three seats next to each other and it wouldn't let me choose only 2 of those seats. So as of right now there are only 6 seats (2 pair of 3 seats) in C213.

What sections did you end up getting?

Thanks for the screen shot. Dang the selection sucks. I was hoping for something in the 200 club level.

Agreed. It is all about appointment time @txcanes my rank is in the 1100s in tier 2 way down towards the bottom. For some perspective, I recently became a season ticket holder in December. My appointment time is tomorrow at noon est (11 am cst since I am in the central time zone).

Tier 2 has way more than that. I am Tier 2 and my rank is a number greater than 847.

They also have a massive alumni network. One of the downsides of being a small private university. Edit: I wonder how many good seats will actually be avaliable at noon.

I got Tuesday at noon. I called and they said there are 1154 Tier 2 members.

FYI over 900 people made student impact donations this week. Patiently waiting for my email.

That's my plan. I'm wondering how many will actually purchase tickets especially for $300.

Yes, I already researched the layout and the seats in blue are the various club levels in the stadium.

I agree as I know I will be paying above face value for the tickets I want. The issue I have is not knowing if I will be able to secure club seats with the stated amount given. From a financial standpoint based on the current secondary market prices I would be coming out ahead financially by...

All of these stories are giving me pause about going through the ticket office. I'm tier 3 (new club season ticket holder) at the moment and have contemplated giving the impact donation (category 3) in order to move up to possibly get in the club section for the game. Hearing these stories...