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This is a great sporting venue. It is enclosed and air-conditioned. The concession vendors are varied and have some great high protein choices such as brisket sandwiches and of course there are the cocktails. In the same plaza as a place called Texas live and I'll have a review on that shortly but that's a great venue where you can catch drinks afterwards and the best part about globe life field the tickets to the baseball games are very reasonably priced everyone can come and enjoy a game.
Plenty of variety for entertainment/food. Everything of course is "ball park" priced, . We had fun!! Very entertaining and Go Rangers! Did want more beer selection. It was comfortable, covered (roof) and A/C!! Yes!
Nice AC, parking, great amenities and restaurants. Really enjoyed the hot dogs and frequent rangers games
First time here was on a Tuesday early April for the Rangers vs Mariners game. Enjoyed the experience so came back in middle of May for the Rangers vs Diamondbacks game. So this is the new field for the Rangers replacing Globe Life park. While I think it's silly and a waste of $$$ to get a new ballpark considering Globe Life Park is less than 25 years old, I give this new ballpark some props for the fact that it has a retractable roof to make ball games more bearable during those hot Texas summers. Plus they've built around this area which include the Texas Live! venue nearby for entertainment and lodging purposes. As for the views of the ballpark, each time I've been here was in section 303 cause tickets are cheap at around $20 per head. You get a nice overview of the diamond and the outfield and the seats are very accessible via the elevator. As for concessions, I saw on Instagram that they have some special concoctions but it's on the first floor somewhere. Plus I have no desire to pay $7-8 for a hot dog or $14 for a beer; both of which are highway robbery. Some tickets do include credits you can use toward food depending on where you're sitting and how much you pay. But for now, the $20/ticket is fine with me as far as all I need to pay. I'll be sure to catch more games here whenever I find myself in the DFW area.
Go Rangers! Globe life was a great experience. Traffic around the stadium was fairly smooth and we quickly found parking even though a game was just starting. And once we got in all the staff were very helpful in pointing you towards your seat. I really enjoyed being covered from the sun. The food is exactly what you expect for a ballpark. $7 hot dogs and $10 nachos. Overall decent food Would love to come back for more games and activities!
Globe Life Field in Arlington is the home of the Texas Rangers Major League Baseball team. From the outside, it looks plain and like a Home Depot (or George Foreman Grill). On the inside, it's one of the most beautiful and tasty parks in the US. My Overall Rating - 4 Stars. 5 Stars if the roof is open, 3 Stars if you care about how it looks outside. Atmosphere - Globe Life Field (affectionately known as the GILF) has a seldom used retractable roof. It's a shame, because it completely changes the experience, but since the summers are hot in Texas, the GILF is always a cool 72 degrees. Inside the concourses are wide and super clean. There are tons of food options and plenty of tables, and the sight lines inside the stadium are superb. 1 Star. Service - Everyone I interacted with was so friendly and helpful. If you're looking for a specific food item, just ask! Even the fans are super friendly. I always feel welcome no matter if the Rangers are losing or not. 1 Star. Food - The GILF has some of the best food in all parks. Each year they were release some new items. I'll focus on what I came to eat, starting with the Ribeye Sandwich from High Steaks near Sec 106. This sandwich has a thin Nolan Ryan Beef ribeye steak - a real steak not shaved. Cooked to order (Medium rare, please), the steak comes with grilled onions and is topped with arugula with a vinaigrette dressing. The grilled roll holds it all together, but I used a knife and fork to slice into the tender, well marinated steak. It was just like eating a steak. Next, I washed it down with a Cookies & Cream + Churros Batting Helmet. This can be found at Scoops, but only on the main concourse (Sec 102 or 125). The churros are freshly fried and piping hot. I did the "dunk and bite" method to make sure I got a good combo of ice cream and churro. 1 Star. Will I Return? - Yes. I like attending the games on Sunday when the game starts at 1:35. Doors open at noon, so I end up eating lunch at the GILF. While this visit was for the new items, future visits will include a return to Hurtado's BBQ or Texas Live next door. 1 Star.
Very nice to have an air-conditioned stadium in Texas! We arrived 20 minutes before the stadium opened so we could get an exclusive - the lines were in the sun (very little shade outside the stadium). The right most line was for t-mobile only (no signs beyond the first 5 feet of the entrance) and a lot of people didn't know that and were trying to move lines halfway through. The upper levels of the stadium weren't accessible without a ticket to those areas. There is a good variety of food at the ground level. Seats are very tightly packed together - you will be shoulder to shoulder with the person seated next to you.
I had such a great time at a Texas Rangers game at Globe Life Field. The park itself is beautiful--clean, modern, and easy to get around. We had amazing seats, which made the whole experience even better, and of course, you can't go wrong with classic ballpark popcorn and cold beers. One of my favorite parts was walking around the stadium and taking it all in. We made our way over to Pluckers Wing Bar out in the outfield area, and the wings were definitely worth it. Great food, great atmosphere, and just an all-around fun experience. It was such a thoughtful date, and I'd absolutely recommend catching a game here if you get the chance!
Everyone at this stadium is super helpful! Lots of different food and drink options, just be prepared to pay an excessive amount for everything. If you like hot dogs, most definitely get your tickets on Wednesday for 1$ hot dogs. That's one of the best deals they offer! They have a moving clothing station of jerseys that's super cool, blue bell ice cream, frozen daiquiris, beer baseball bats, hot dogs, chips, and more! Love the enclosed stadium & it's a very nice vicinity. Temperature regulated as well! There's also a secret speakeasy downstairs near home plate if you're willing to spend the money. Work events here are also fun!
Awesome experience and ballpark First class seating and fan accommodations - lots of choices for restaurants, drinks, food and merchandise. We love the covered part that allows it to be comfy in the hot Texas sun or dry in a downpour!
Such a fun place to experience baseball with friends and family. Laid back atmosphere adds to the relaxation of this sport. Tasty food and drinks. A great escape from the heat. A great view anyway by how it's designed. Will be back for more fun soon!
This is not my favorite venue in the DFW area, but it's not my least favorite either. I hate being in the 200s or above-it's SO steep I feel like I can't enjoy anything. I appreciate that they removed the net for the Noah Kahan show I went to. I also appreciate how much parking there is in this area for events.
An awesome baseball stadium! You can see the old stadium across the street. Globe Life is an awesome stadium with a classic feel despite being modern. My company's holiday event was held here, and the whole setup was beyond impressive. While it's awesome to see a game here, don't skip this location for events!
1 year ago
Love attending Texas Rangers games. The staff they hire are cool and professional. Regardless of where you purchase seats, you're free to move around and see the game from different levels and angles. There's a variety of food, snacks, and beverages. read more
1 year ago
Really nice indoor stadium with AC. I love that there are so many food options so you're not stuck eating "stadium" food. It's also very clean! read more
1 year ago
The stadium guest services team are OUTSTANDING. I brought my 87 year young mother to a game and they gave her the red carpet treatment from the parking lot, through the game, and back to the car. They shuttled her from parking lot, to an attendant with a wheelchair to get her to our seats. They tended to her when I went on a food run, and chatted with her while I was away. They commented on how she was cheering and clapping, and gave her a free Rangers bucket hat and cookie! Shout out to usher Sharon, who said my mom was her soul mate as they shared the same name nd same love of baseball. Now, if they could just serve a hot dog with a soft bun, that would be be something. read more
4 months ago
Great experiences with this field! I've been to a lot of MLB games at 9 venues and this is the best! It is great for the players, great for the fan, and even better for kids and those really not into the game. There are a lot of activities for kids including batting cages, arcade, wiffle ball park, playground, and autograph session from current players. There are also autographs from former players for all ages, lots of food options if you don't bring something from home (see the rules for that), lots of special seating options, and too many other things to mention! (Go online, take a few minutes as there is that much information in their Guest Guide.) The retractable roof is AMAZING compared to the 2 previous stadiums here. My last visit, is was 100 degrees, high humidity, no clouds and intense sun outside, 74 degrees inside. I also had the chance to visit the Lexus Lounge before the game and WOW. read more
1 year ago
I went to the Angels @ Rangers game yesterday and everything about the game itself was perfect -- except for my experience with one of the staff members in the elevator. This lady was incredibly rude. When someone asked her for directions, she made unnecessary comments, and when I was about to get off on the wrong floor, she grabbed me and said "people don't read signs." This was my first time back at the ballpark in a while, and that comment felt very uncalled for. On top of that, when we were going back up, she closed the elevator doors on me even though there was clearly enough space. It was embarrassing and completely ruined the otherwise great experience I had at the stadium. Fans go to the ballpark to enjoy themselves -- not to be treated this way by staff. I really hope management addresses this because everything else about the game and venue was amazing. read more
I had never been to the old stadium to compare it, but what I will say is that this stadium is a really nice and large spacious stadium that screams "baseball" from the time you walk through those doors! Rangers wall art, memorabilia, etc. it was exciting walking through as we tried to find our seats. I love the fact that it is an indoor baseball stadium considering this Texas heat and the baseball season coinciding. I don't know if there is a bad seat in the house. We spent some time on various levels and felt like we could see the game from them all. Definitely recommend going and catching a game here for the experience! read more
The new Rangers Stadium provides a fantastic experience to enjoy baseball and other events. Parking is not difficult here and the AC and covered roof makes summer games much better. You can sit in many different spots in the stadium and still get a great view. Highly recommend coming to an event here. read more
1 year ago
MLB's newest stadium is always great to visit! Retractable roof makes it comfortable throughout the season. The left field AYCE seats are great and the right field seats are nice also. Seats are comfortable enough and there are plenty of food options even if they are at inflated ballpark prices. Great environment to enjoy a game, even if the ballpark lacks personality/style. read more
1 year ago
My boyfriend and I got to go to the Ranger's game last night in one of their Suites. We got the red wristband and had access to all the food and drinks we wanted. The food was pretty good and there were so many choices from pizza to hotdogs/bratwurst, duck, pasta, brisket tacos, fruit, crepes and all other kinds of desserts. We were also so close to the players. What an awesome experience! read more
Two visits, both a disaster. The first was a game where I had VIP tickets courtesy of Mr. Vennerberg through my previous workplace. VIP was supposed to include free food and drinks--but I never received anything. Staff kept marking items as "delivered," yet nothing ever showed up. I saw them bring food around, asked multiple times, and was completely ignored. This went on the entire game. To top it off, the VIP parking lot was full, so we had to park elsewhere despite following instructions. I figured it might've just been a bad day--until I came back for a concert. After clearing the bag check and security, my ticket barcode wouldn't load. While I was sorting that out, suddenly my small, clear bag became an issue--despite other people with the exact same type of bag walking in without a problem. I had medication in it. One staff member told me it was fine as a medical bag, but then about four others jumped in with conflicting rules, none of them on the same page. I walked away and I almost threw the bag away just to get in. Only after someone from security or law enforcement physically removed a strap from my bag was I allowed entry. Also, thankfully, a woman at the ticket booth helped me get my barcode and finally went in. I have recently been to Globe Life for another concert and I was allowed in with the backpack. I don't understand how the bag check staff let me in with it in the first place either. Also, are inhalers not considered medical? This place is a mess. Untrained staff, zero consistency, and absolutely no regard for customer experience. Whether you're VIP or general admission, expect chaos and confusion. read more
5 months ago
I've been in a few events here, and I feel like this was actually a dope spot for this event in comparison to last year being muddy. I have no complaints about the field in which it was held. There were plenty complaints about the festival and how the food vendors were not prepared. That's another post though so I was just review the event space read more
5 months ago
Globe Life/Ticketmaster/Bruno Mars:I would NEVER have purchased a ticket that warned me about a 'foul ball net'. Pyrotechnics and strobes through a 'foul ball net' is not something that I have ever experienced at an event. As usual, Ticketmaster is operating deceptively with the consumer. read more
What a great experience this was ! We went to a baseball game on a Saturday night. I went to the Old rangers stadium a few times and Globe life is such an upgrade. First of all the fact that I can go to a baseball game without feeling like I am going to melt is a game changer for me I will for sure be attending more games. Second the food options seem endless! There is such a wide variety of food that it was a bit overwhelming (in a good way). There is a pluckers inside which is wild but so cool to me haha. I ordered the souvenir helmet nachos with brisket, a hot dog, and a daiquiri mixed with pina colada and wow everything was so good! read more
1 year ago
Fair venue. I just completed taking in the three game series, earlier this week, with the visiting Athletics. I also took the pregame ballpark tour option before Tuesday's game. Tour was good, though not particularly impressive or much of a wealth of information, especially considering that this was kind of pricey, compared to many other ballpark tours in other cities, at about $50. I sat in three different locations to get a well rounded experience of the stadium. Food was not impressive and nothing stood out as special. Service at some concession stands were down right pathetic and atrocious, I'm talking about you Whataburger! See my separate review of that sad excuse of a dining establishment! Ushers were not particularly welcoming. Maybe because I am a fan of the opposing team, though I am not obnoxious and always respectful visiting stadiums on the road. Nevertheless, I am usually welcomed, not so much here. I guess they're bitter, having only one championship in their organizational history. The feel here is certainly different, being an indoor venue, but understandable considering the heat of summer in Texas. read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
I recently attended a game 8/24 vs Cleveland. I have been a Ranger Fan since the 1900s. Always an enjoyable experience. In 2022 I became an amputee. I currently have a prosthetic. I can walk but long distances are a different beast. In cames the staff with a shuttle to the gate and return to my vehicle. They also had staff inside the park to escort me to my seat. They were angels that made me and others as vips. Thank you to the entie staff! Go Rangers! read more
This was our first visit to the new Globe Life Field (home to the Texas Rangers). If you are comparing ballparks, this one is average. There was nothing about it that really stood out as different or really cool. But, with that being said, thank God they put a roof on this stadium. The heat in Texas is brutal in the peak summer months so we were thankful to visit with the a/c blowing in full force. We were at the game rooting for the World Series Champion Astros. There were a TON of Astros fans that had made the drive up from Houston for this series. One thing I did appreciate about the Rangers fans is the Southern hospitality they show to visiting fans. No one was shouting at us or causing issues. I was thankful for that. If you are visiting Globe Life Field for the first time, I highly recommend taking the elevator up to the Level 3 Observation Deck in center field. (see my photo). It is a great view of the entire stadium from a way-up-there point of view. On the flip side, I did not find any must-try food at this ballpark. It all seemed pretty standard. Texas has really good food and in my opinion, GLF needs to step it up in this area. Bottom line - Good place to watch a baseball game. The a/c is a big improvement over the old stadium but in my opinion, the old stadium was more unique. Food was average but seemed to be less expensive than other ballparks I have visited. I'll be back for another Astros/Rangers series. read more
We love going to Rangers games, but we got to go to Globe Life for a concert and it was really cool. The stage for the Cody Johnson concert was set up effectively in center field and so all the seats faced it and had good views. They also set up two giant screens on the two sides of the stage. We loved it and thought it was really well done for a concert. read more
It was my first time at this ballpark with my colleagues and I wish I read fellow Elite Doug's review prior to going! I would've take the elevator to the 3rd floor for the observation deck! That being said, coming from LA, I thought this ballpark was so nice!!! First off, thank goodness they built this newer stadium and put a roof over it, and because of it, it was such a pleasant evening to see some baseball! My colleagues and I came on a Monday night in May when the Rangers and the Cardinals were playing. Though a Monday night, there were TONS of people!!! One of my colleagues and I ended up walking around and food hopping a lot, exploring the nice stadium and the food options. We ended up eating at Hurtado, recommended by one of the guy in the elevator assisting baseball fans. The BBQ meat was good, nothing stood out but it wasn't bad either. I have to say, this stadium was so nice and clean, lots of merch to shop for and tons of food options. Seats were clean and nice too. We didn't explore outside the stadium too much though, but it seemed like a really nice area to do so. We came a bit late so didn't get to check out the Live area they have either. It looked like of like LA Live. I would come here again! read more
1 year ago
Awesome stadium. Lots of food options. Seats are fairly new and comfy. Defenitely a most do. read more
2 years ago
I attended a concert there yesterday and it I wouldn't recommend seeing/hearing one here. It was clearly designed as a baseball stadium first. The acoustics were not great which meant a suboptimal experience for listening to classic rock bands. I'm so glad we got to see Taylor Swift at ATT Center nearby last year. The concessions were also confusing as they had 4 different prices for mixed drinks and stadium pour drinks so it wasn't clear what was a single or double. $26.99 for a double shot with soda seems excessive and they were out of seltzers. However, very grateful for A/C during August weather in Texas! read more
3 years ago
My baseball stadium tour resumes! Hello Globe Life! Come for the Flaming Hot Cheeto Pretzel, and the Brisket egg rolls and stay for the ballgame ;) Kidding, you know I love a good ballgame but I love me some stadium food too! This place is gorgeous! I didn't know they had a roof, and it was super warm the night we came so I dressed appropriately until I realized I hadn't and very well could have used a jacket indoors and didn't need a pair of sunnies. I think you can check most stadiums for whether or not the roof will be open/closed. I'll definitely do this in the future. Had a yummy local IPA and we stayed until the 8th inning but had work in the morning so drove home before it ended. I'll be a Dodgers fan (born and raised baby!) for life but I'll be seeing A LOT of Globe Life in my future. Very fun stadium, and my brother recently sent me an incredible video with the special platform you need to see to take this beauty in. I'll be back for another game in a few weeks and we'll see how things shake out maybe even season tickets soon. We snagged parking at a $30 lot across the way. read more
First time visit to the ballpark was an overall good experience. Be prepared to be patient for the parking line. It's long but moves efficiently. I was surprised that they offered parking directly across the street for $35. Perfect! I appreciated the air conditioning because it was a super hot august day. My only complaint is the no consistency with food pricing. I noticed that there were a few discrepancies amongst several food prices. I'm talking a $5+ difference depending on which floor you were ordering on. There's a nice amount of food options to choose from so just make sure you're comparing prices. Thankfully it's easily walkable so exploring options isn't too bad. read more
I thought the Ballpark in Arlington was always nice, but then I attended a game at Globe Life Field, truly an amazing ballpark! Super nice, every amenity you could want in a baseball complex and more! The parking situation ducks a little bit, but the facility is off the chain! read more
1 year ago
This place is so enormous is so easy to get lost in, but it's fun to roam around and explore, staff was nice, food is excellent. read more
This place was new, but I cannot get over the fact that they did not put any televisions in the concourse. That oversight makes this place an instant dump. The recent series vs. LA was packed and if you took a leak or waited to buy food, you were SOL. Terrible decision. Only food tried was the brisket egg rolls, which had poor brisket quality. Also, the front row seats in 208 has wires blocking your view. The place is cavernous, but didn't really have anything that distinguished itself from other places. read more
What an incredible ballpark! Great place to watch a game and plenty of places and things to do inside the stadium. The parking lot (M) was overly packed as there was also a Copa match happening in the same vicinity so parking was a pain (even though I prepaid). read more
I was able to attend a game at Globe Life field and was really blown out of the park with it. The stadium is huge and I haven't seen a baseball stadium like this. It was a very hot day and the roof was on which we didn't have to worry about getting all sweaty. There are plenty of food and drink options. One being what they are most known for is the Texas boomstick. Which features nachos, open face cheeseburger, and a foot long chili cheese dog. The nachos were a little lacking and definitely could have used some more toppings. It is a great price of $32 and can be shared between 3-4 people easily. The stadium is beautiful and there are plenty of things to do and see. Definitely a must see for baseball lovers and there is plenty to do around the stadium. read more
1 year ago
I love visiting ballpark and catching games outside of my hometown. When I saw the Rangers would be in town when I happened to also be nearby, i was very excited. The ballpark, like everything in Texas, is huge. It was actually a little disappointing that the roof was closed the day I went, because it was a beautiful night out. I attempted to buy a ticket online, but it wouldn't let me purchase a single ticket, so I walked up to a ticket booth. Had no issue buying a single ticket there. However, the seat I was sold had a very blocked view, which wasn't mentioned at all. Thankfully it wasn't too full, so I just moved down the row. It would be helpful to have that mentioned when purchasing tickets. I also enjoy stadiums that do something for first time visitors. This one hit it out of the park (pun intended). They do a first game certificate and a button here. As a tick off all of the MLB stadiums, I love stuff like this. Lots of options for food and drink, wish I wouldn't have had such a late lunch, I would have enjoyed trying something here. If you use rideshare to get to the stadium, drop offs and pick up are a little hairy. Signage for where to go isn't great and when you do get to the indicated place, it isn't the most ideal for drivers. read more
4 years ago
We came here for the 2022 Commander's Classic - which is Army vs Air Force football. It was my first time here, and I was impressed at the size and quality of the stadium. The seating was good as were the amount of facilities onsite. Tiny bladders, they got you covered. Parking was good - and it wasn't difficult getting in and out. read more
My first time at the stadium was during opening weekend... and I really enjoyed the experience. The stadium is so nice! It has multiple floors with bars and food stations. It is very clean and plenty of options for all attendees, including shopping for rangers gear, food, drinks, and dessert. The field is very beautiful. My only complaint is the parking... it is a little insane being so close to AT&T and Choctaw stadium. Each parking lot fee is different... I recommend buying your parking pass ahead of time if you can. It just expedites getting in faster! I'll definitely be back to check out another game. read more
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