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6 matches, $8.4M in booze: AT&T Stadium broke its record, but did Dallas profit from FIFA?
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk Lauren Drewes Daniels , as published by Dallas Observer
· July 28, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key takeaway For more information on the impact of the World Cup on Dallas, including specifics about AT&T Stadium's record, readers can refer to the original source for further details.
Dallas bars and restaurants experienced a small increase in booze sales during the World Cup. According to June TABC receipts, the boost was in the single-digit percentage range. This uptick in sales occurred while AT&T Stadium was hosting World Cup matches.
The stadium broke its record, although details of the record are not specified. For more information on the impact of the World Cup on Dallas, including specifics about AT&T Stadium's record, readers can refer to the original source for further details.
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Category: business Published: July 28, 2026 Source: Dallas Observer Reading time: 1 min
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