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Workers Jose Cruz, left, Max Hernandez, back, and Abel Gallegos, right, level the Tom Landry Statue as they prepare to install it at the new Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Tuesday.

updated 3:44 p.m. ET Sept. 16, 2009

ARLINGTON, Texas - The new Cowboys Stadium may have a record-setting full house this Sunday night.

Cowboys spokesman Brett Daniels says the team’s standing-room “Party Pass” tickets, at $29 apiece, have sold out. The Cowboys will say only that the standing-room total exceeds 20,000 fans.

Combined with regular ticket sales in the 80,000-seat stadium, Dallas could challenge the NFL attendance record of 103,467 when they take on the New York Giants.

The record was set Oct. 2, 2005, when San Francisco and Arizona played a regular-season game at Azteca Stadium in Mexico City.

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