ARLINGTON – Dallas Cowboys fans will be able to buy tickets for the new $1.1 billion stadium in Arlington for as little as $59, only $9 more than the cheapest seats at Texas Stadium.

The team announced ticket prices for the remainder of the new stadium on Thursday afternoon. The reserved seats, which are all expected to be season tickets, will range from $59 to $125. Some of those seats will have no personal seat option, while others will require options ranging from $2,000 to $5,000.

Previously, the Cowboys had only announced the prices for the most expensive seats. Those clubs seats cost $340 per games and require options ranging from $16,000 to $150,000, the most expensive in the National Football League.

The stadium, still under construction, will open for the 2009 season.

Cowboys officials said they have no plans for single game tickets at the new stadium. The team has no single-game tickets available for the 2008 season and only had a few for the 2007. Those 2007 single-game tickets sold out in about a half-hour.

The team on Thursday also announced they would sell 1,200 “loge” seats, which are located in the upper deck at mid-field. Those will cost $125 per game and require a $12,000 seat option. Those will have cushioned club style seating, but those seat-holders won’t have access the stadium’s private clubs.

Prices for reserved seats at the Dallas Cowboys' new stadium:

$5,000 seat option* with season tickets for $1,250

$5,000 seat option with season tickets for $990

$4,000 seat option with season tickets for $890

$2,000 seat option with season tickets for $790

No seat option with season tickets for $590

*Seat options give a person the right to buy tickets for that seat for 30 years