This review is based and compared to the old stadium across the street that is now Choctaw Stadium. Comparatively this stadium sucks other than the air conditioning. In our section (27) there is absolutely no big board to even watch. There is only one lower level thing scrolling screen but it is so thin that we can't hardly make out most of what it advertises. This stadium echos terribly. It's boring with no exciting features and absolutely no nostalgia to it and never will be. Heck, the ugly Minute Maid park in Houston at least has a train that goes back and forth in the back of the outfield. Life Long Ranger fan here and this organization blew it. read more

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Went to The Rangers Cardinals game Friday night. The stadium is awesome!!!! Very fun environment, zero lines for food, beer, ice cream, etc! Hats were $55 bucks so I skipped on buying. It could be that im just old and grumpy though. Easy to park as well. Will go back when in Dallas again. Makes my Arizona Diamondbacks stadium look like grandma's house...... read more

Gorgeous stadium! It has a 5.5 acre retractable roof!. It is the largest single-panel operable roof in the world and weighs 24 million pounds. Unbelievable. But why?! It's TEXAS and there's no reason to open the roof. It's nice that they try to keep the temperature at 70°f with the roof closed. The seats are comfortable for a stadium -- fold down seats -- not bench seats. The main reason I rate this as a 3-star instead of a 4 or 5 is because of how difficult it is to get to. The area is merged with the Choctaw Stadium (yes, 2 ball parks on the same block), Texas Live!, and also AT&T Stadium (Arlington Cowboys...erm...I mean, Dallas Cowboys). Traffic is unbearable. Parking is beyond horrendous. I like a good walk, but not up to a mile in 102°F heat. This was probably a great idea on paper, but it's horribly inconvenient and extremely convoluted. Then, obviously, it's even worse for people at various venues competing for parking. All of the parking lots (yes, all of them) sell out quickly. We bought tickets in the all you can eat section. Included were hotdogs, chicken, hamburgers, cokes (soda or pop for you foreigners), nachos. Not all the food in the all you can eat section is covered with your wristband. They have areas (unmarked) where electronic payment (no cash) is required. All in all I'm glad I went -- this was my 2nd time at the new stadium. Plus it's always great to go with a group of friends!! read more

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I was supposed to get to Globe Life Field back in 2020, then the pandemic happened... but I was finally able to get to the Arlington-area recently to see a couple games at this shiny, (almost) new stadium. Now, I never got a chance to see a game at the old stadium... but you can see the old one across the street and I can say that I appreciate the aesthetics of the outside old stadium way more. Now, of course, the benefit of the new stadium is THE ROOF (which, thank gawd... because I would never have survived two days of games when each had 100+ degree heat). With the roof, you also get the advantage of air conditioning. Big pro there. As I think others have noted about the roof as well, it's (at least as of right now) the largest single-panel operable roof in the world. During the tour I took of the stadium before the second game I attended, our guide mentioned they basically have the roof closed for any temps above 80-82 degrees (and they try to keep the temperature in the stadium at about 72-74 degrees). I'll take it. The stadium generally has some enjoyable touches... the murals, the seating section of rocking chairs, the statues (bobblehead-looking ones or otherwise - both in and out of the stadium), and so on. That said, there *aren't* a ton of things that make this stadium feel all that unique. A lot of people have compared Globe Life Field to Minute Maid Park, for example... which makes sense because they had the same designer/architect, I believe. People who have been to both stadiums will typically tell you that MMP has plenty of details that give the place unique personality though. In terms of food and drink concessions available throughout the part, there's a lot of typical ballpark food. I try to do a bit of research before each new stadium visit to find their staple or unique ballpark food options, and that led me to getting the birria tacos from Hurtado, a frozen margarita (in a souvenir mason jar), and the brisket eggrolls at various times throughout the first game I attended. Honestly, anything from Hurtado is probably your best bet for delicious ballpark food... because oooooooooohmygawd. The tacos were divine. The brisket eggrolls left a lot to be desired though... the meat inside was super fatty, and the eggrolls themselves weren't crispy enough. For game two that I attended, a friend and I both tried the brisket croissant from Sweet Baby Rays and I thought that was pretty delicious. We *had* been looking for the alligator corndog that was mentioned on some websites, but apparently that was a 2022 concession that they didn't bring back. Sad face. There's a lot of parking in the general area, but also... I have to imagine the parking is used for GLF, Texas Live, and AT&T Stadium. I didn't drive, but I have to imagine that things can get quite congested depending on the timing. On the plus side, there are trolleys available (4 routes) if you're staying in one of the local hotels (like I was). This can make it much easier to get around and back to your hotel after the game. If you parked and have to drive afterwards though? Good luck to you. (And don't get me started if you took an Uber or Lyft to the stadium.) All-in-all, the stadium is fine. It's stadium 18 out of 30 for me, and it's in the middle of the pack in terms of how I feel about the overall experience. There's nothing super off-putting (though I will say: the stadium tour I took before my second game was pretty awful), but there's also nothing that makes it a really standout experience. Nice to get to, but I don't necessarily feel the need to get back. read more

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"Beat on the brat Beat on the brat Beat on the brat with a baseball bat Oh yeah, oh yeah" (The Ramones) We were mega impressed with our first ever visit to Globe Life Field. We saw the Seattle Mariners defeat the Texas Ranger before a crowd of 19,243. First of all, the parking was super easy to access and the lot was about 50 steps from the gate we entered and exited. We took pictures by the statue of the great Nolan Ryan, then decided to grab dinner before we went to our seats. The ballpark has a crazy amount of food stands! But we wanted to sit down somewhere so we could chat with our Canadian friends we rode with. So we ate at "421 Food Hall", up on the stadium's third level. It was an AYCE single priced one price buffet-style menu with picnic table and and high-top table seating. The menu included pasta, meatballs, sausages, hot dogs, vegetables, fish, a huge nacho bar, salads, fruit and dessert. Well worth the $30ish price if you want to chow down. Where does the "421" come from? It's named for the Rangers' first game in Arlington on April 21, 1972. We sat in the second tier in left field, and the thing we noticed right away was that we really seemed to be close to the action. We had great sight lines for everything except the left field fence that we kind of sat over. The stadium is gorgeous, and the retractable roof was down, considering the 100 + degree weather. The air conditioning was perfect and we were very comfortable inside. They have a great scoreboard, sound system, and fun between inning entertainment. One of the game's highlights was an inside the park home run. That was very exciting! The only improvement opportunity I saw involved their out of town scoreboard. They were buried in the corners and were pretty small to read. They also had a very cool 50/50 drawing, which we sadly didn't win. The pot was $15K last night! All in all, we had a fantastic consumer experience at Globe Life Field. read more

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I love love this ball park. It's a baseball game so I assumed it was going to be hot. It's Texas, right?!?! Nope, it's a covered room ball park and it's a little chilly inside. It feels wonderful! Todays $1 hotdogs which are awful but it's all for baseball! I got a extremely cold beer for $12 and sat with my shades on and enjoyed 9 innings. I think it's 9 innings! Let's just say I sat quietly and people watched. All in all I'd go again. I'm out with a baseball fan and watching him enjoy his self was everything to me! It's a win, win!! Texas Rangers!!! read more

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I'm here for the P!NK concert and I'm so excited for her to perform. But there's this member of the stage crew taking videos and standing directly In front of the artist. This is not what I paid for. A stage crew should enhance the performance for the people attending the concert. Someone filming on stage takes away from the performance. I understand marketing, but do it from the actual cameras for the megatons or from the side of the stage. read more

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September 6th 7:05pm game Section 138 Row 1 Seat 18 Dropped my AirPods which is 100% on me. Called back to see if they were found and told no. But I can see them in use by someone that works there. They also work at other venues in that area. I guess these days when you lose something, just assume it's gone for good. Either way, I hope you're employee enjoys my AirPods, I replaced them today after watching them use them the last two days. read more

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Globe Life Field has a 5.5 retractable roof that provides shade and cool temperatures all year long. The average temperature is set in the mid 70's and in my opinion is the best place to watch and enjoy a baseball game while beating the Texas summer heat. Globe Life Field opened its doors in 2020 and is located just south of the Rangers old field called Globe Life Park. The Texas Rangers occupied Globe Life Park from 1994 to 2019. Seating The overall capacity is approximately 40,300 on seven seating levels. At Globe Life Field it doesn't feel as if there is a bad seat in the house. You can get views from all around the ballpark. There are also giant monitors, numerous food stations, drink stations, food courts and restrooms. Guest are only a short walk away from what they need. I recommend trying their margarita swirl. It's quite refreshing after walking from the parking lot to the stadium and it is tasty. read more

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When "It's baseball time in Texas" ... there is only one place to be and that is Glove Life Field home if the Texas Rangers! This ballpark is a home run with plenty of viewing options and not a bad seat in the joint. Food options the size of Texas... BBQ, hot dogs, burgers, fries, all-you-can-eat restaurant and every baseball snack you would want. Popcorn, peanuts, candy, soda and more! (Coke products) Be sure to go early or stay late to soak up all cool things on site! read more

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Came in with an open mind as we aren't Ranger fans - just baseball fans. But I agree with most - the fancy stadium doesn't feel like real baseball. If this was a basketball, hockey, or concert venue - sure. 10/10 recommendation. But not baseball. The building is very clean but just too much for baseball. Seats in the 100 section would be my recommendation for best views. And take a pass on the 2ft long hot dog. read more

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I went to a game recently and we had seats that were pretty close to the top and there really seems like there isn't a bad seat in the house. As a funny note, where we were the ladies restroom had no line and the guys restroom had a line running down the concourse. I thought it was funny because it never happens that way. The food was decent and had the expected stadium markup, but the experience was awesome. The stadium is clean, nice and comfortable. Each of the people we interacted with who were working there was nice, friendly and seemed to enjoy their job. Overall, it was a fun and great experience. We would definitely recommend the stadium regardless of where your seats are. read more

First time at this ballpark and I loved it!!! I love that it is indoor and air conditioned in order to withstand this Texas heat. The seats are nice and spacious with enough room to walk through, or for your toddler to have a tantrum and fully throw herself on the ground. The food was delicious too. We tried the Pizza Dawwg, which was one of the best things I have ever tried. A slice of pizza which was kid approved. The brisket croissant was delicious, it was both savory and sweet. We couldn't leave the ballpark without getting some Blue Bell Ice Cream in some Texas Rangers helmet. Overall such a great time. read more

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This park is clean and convenient for any age fan. The kids zone is fun and they offer batting practice through the 4th inning and then it becomes a play zone. The concessions are conveniently placed and easy to access. Ive been to the all you can eat section twice and seems to be a good deal with decent seats. The food is typical ballpark food in this section so burgers and dogs, nachos, etc. The mothers rooms are very nice here compared to other parks I've visited. They are conveniently placed and stocked with necessities to allow you to bring less into the park. The nursing chairs are comfortable and large. They are not busy and think I've only waited once over 4 games. read more

Definitely a great experience at Globe Life field! We sat in section 237 seats one and two and it wasn't too high and wasn't too low! We had an overall great experience! They have so many things to do here and spots to drink at! read more

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This is brand new Globe Life Field located in Arlington, Texas and home of MLB's Texas Rangers!!! I was truly grateful to be here as it once again reestablished me having visited every MLB park in the country! I was here back in late August 2021 and to say it was hot outside would be an understatement, lol. But I believe the heat was the primary reason why the owners decided to build this Globe Life Field with a retractable roof. During summer times, it's just scorching. And interestingly, the old ballpark called Globe Life Park didn't have a roof to it even though I had been there once before and really appreciated the setting for watching a Rangers game. I liked it and the stadium wasn't even that old. But I guess the driving factor of the Texas heat was too much to handle and that's why I have returned to Dallas and this modern state of the art complex! And...funny how the old stadium is situated across the street and it's very confusing, as in the names... - This new baseball mecca is called Globe Life FIELD - The old stadium was called Globe Life PARK. So...same sponsor, but they just changed the "park" to a "field". I don't understand why, but it is what it is, lol. Prior to coming to Globe Life Field, my last stadium visit was in Atlanta at Truist Park where they had built a new venue in the suburbs of Cobb County, Atlanta replacing Turner Field. What's very similar between Truist Park and this Globe Life Field is that they're both situated around an active dining and shopping district. This attracts a lot of fans and folks who enjoy hanging out before and after games. Or, even if you're not attending the games, you can relax and watch the games right outside the park. But overall, you can enjoy the ambiances of both complexes whether you venture inside the ballparks or not. But now back to focusing on this Globe Life Field...not only are there restaurants, bars and even a hotel here...but right nearby this corner section of Arlington, Texas is AT&T Stadium and home of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys! AT&T Stadium is actually within walking distance of Globe Life Field. I went to a Cowboys preseason football game one day and then returned here for an insightful ballpark tour (which I highly suggest). The following day I came back to attend a game. Well...for back-to-back days I attended 2 Rangers games just for the fun of it, why not!? Basically, all I'm saying is this section of Arlington is terrific for all the sports enthusiasts out there. For those who may be interested, the area in front of the shopping and restaurant district also offers a unique look at Globe Life Field. Only thing I'd caution is...many more fans walk around and explore this part of the park and if you're looking for quality picture opportunities, you may get "photobombed" by strangers (just a personal pet peeve of mine, lol). Btw, in front of the shopping area is a statue of famed pitcher Nolan Ryan, certainly worthy of a family photo. Alright, well, I guess when Oakland or Tampa gets their new parks (I'm assuming eventually in due time), I'll have to venture out to those places as well as it appears my never-ending MLB park journey will continue on. For now, I am glad to be writing this review about Globe Life Field...home of the Texas Rangers. read more

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Absolutely hands down the worst MLB stadium I have ever been too and I have been to over 15. The food choices are pathetic the layout to get around the stadium is pathetic. No one knows how to get from level to level and you have to walk a country mile or walk up 3 flights of stairs to get any where. I would never give this place a time of my money again!!! read more

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I went to the Rangers- Angeles game and I sat in section 30 the all you can eat and it was pretty amazing. It was really worthwhile on the purchase. I would recommend it every time! The stadium is a beautiful ball park! Not a bad seat in the house! Going back on Saturday to see the Rangers and Dodgers Play! read more

Definitely a new and shiny stadium! I was so grateful to hear we'd be getting a new indoor baseball stadium that would be covered with AC! Gone are the days where we're sweating our faces off in 100 degree Texas weather like we were in the old Rangers ball park! There are a few things that I miss about it though.. There are about 100 different concession stands to choose from (although lots are currently closed due most likely to COVID). The seats are excellent and in new conditions. The AC is bowing, and the views are awesome! Also, almost every single staff member was so incredibly nice. Love this about baseball fans! Only reason this isn't 4 stars is because a bunch of us are used to the old ball park where we could bring in our own coolers and backpacks full of food/snacks and this one is a bit more strict. I can understand why, but of course the old flexibility is still missed. Go Rangers! read more

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Nice modern park (tho, I still prefer the old Choctaw Stadium). Bonus especially in Texas, the roof closes and it's a comfortable low 70s inside. Surprisingly the lines for food weren't that long - but we were sitting in the lower levels. Also surprising and disappointing was the lack of variety of food available for purchase. One think I really liked here were replays. It didn't matter which team made a good play it was played on the screen. Texas hospitality!?! Not the best stadium - but far from the worst place I've been to for a baseball game. read more

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Stadium Ranking: #13 of 30 --- --- --- I completed my mission to attend a game at all 30 MLB stadiums back in 2014, but that was before Globe Life Field's existence. As soon as the news came out that the Rangers would be getting a new ballpark, my first thought was: "Wow, before the Rays and A's get a new park, who desperately need one?" And then my second thought was: "Well, the first time the Indians come here, I'll be in attendance." In fairness, the Braves were much worse offenders in terms of getting a new park when it really wasn't needed. Turner Field was a great place to watch a game. The Old Rangers stadium was definitely pretty low in my rankings. Speaking of Tampa Bay and Oakland, it was only one spot above those two, however, the chasm between #28 and #29 was enormous, IMO. Those other parks are atrocities. But onto the park itself: First off, I originally had Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia ranked #13. For anyone looking at my rankings, I cannot edit my old reviews, so we'll just have to slide everything else down one spot. It's shiny and new. To be honest, that's the best thing going for it. Well, that, and the retractable roof in a city that gets unbearably hot in the summer. Was there one particular thing that impressed me, beyond the newness? To be honest, not one thing comes to mind. If anything, I grade it a bit more harshly than I normally would because when you have a brand new facility, it should be pretty amazing. But as I walked through the concourse, I was reminded of (new) Yankee stadium in terms of there just being a pretty stark lack of character. Everything is clean, but is there anything cool to look at as you walk through here? There was 1-2 neat looking photo. That's pretty much about it. The new stadium in Atlanta has a lot of character on the concourses, as a comparison. The sight lines? They are fine. The video board? Solid. But don't come expecting to be blown away like you would be if you visit the football stadium next door. The biggest question I have is: will they really get enough use out of the old stadium to keep it up? So weird. read more

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Don't have seating blocked by fencing as seen in picture from section 122, row 1 Don't offer the ballpark tour. Rip Off!!! $40 to walk around and see parts of the ballpark on your own. $40 for a lot of nothing Bought parking pass in lot M. However it wasn't open and we had to pay to park elsewhere. Another Rip Off Nothing special about this ballpark other than climate control. Limited and unspectacular food options. read more

Globe Life Field - This is the vie from row one of section 122. Brutal. A new ballpark and this is the viewing experience?!!! $100 for this view. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Arlington, Texas

I thought this was a nice stadium ! Only complaint are the employees. We went to a weekday game and decided to get the tickets then. Now, the lady at the box office was literally yelling at a little boy (around 8) to give her a pen back ( which I guess he walked away with). She would not help us, while we stood at the window until she got the pen back. After the little boy brought it back she basically bad talked him and it was just distasteful. Then when we got inside and went to our seats (about 40 mins into the game). One of the employees literally followed us to our seats and asked for our tickets. Weird since we didn't see this happen to anyone else and it's just not a good look to follow the black people. Now I will say both of these people were old, so maybe some training is needed. read more

I have been wanting to go to the new ballpark for a while now and we had an opportunity to do so when we had family come up from San Antonio for a ball game this past weekend. It was a bit muggy and hot walking from the parking lot to the ballpark, but once we got inside we (or at least I) were grateful for the roof being closed and having the a/c on. I know a lot of people on here are crying about how baseball games should be played on real grass and outdoors, but if you've ever sat in the old stadium out in center field during a 100 degree weather day, you will agree that indoor ballpark is the way to go here in Texas. We sat in a great section, where we could see the whole field and loved the fact that we didn't have any seats behind us. There were a lot of concession stands closed, which didn't make any sense to me. I didn't have any real complaints about the ballpark, I may come back for another game, but highly unlikely because I'm not a real baseball fan :) read more

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Bought tickets to the Rangers / Mariners game to take family members from out of town to see the new Rangers field. The new look and feel of the stadium is AWESOME, honestly the scale of it is breathtaking. My only complaint is how close together the seats are, it is even worse than the old stadium. A 100lb adult will be shoulder to shoulder with your neighbor and there's no avoiding that. You WILL be making friends with your neighbor whether you like it or not. Unfortunately, towards the end of the game, I unintentionally made enemies with Debbie from hospitality. My seats were in the last row of section 213 and we were in and out of our seats to go to the bathroom, vending, and buying souvenirs. There was also an elderly couple sitting in the ADA seats next to us, who we were making small talk with throughout the game, including waving goodbye and telling them to have a safe night. Out of no where, Debbie comes storming up to us and is screaming at us for standing in a "no standing area" and then also brought these crazy allegations of us being rude to the elderly people around us and not moving when they asked us so they could leave. NONE OF THAT IS TRUE and she claims to have witnessed this from 2 sections away in Section 211. I politely said that was untrue and that we absolutely moved out of the way and treated that couple with respect. When I was trying to tell her what actually happened, she rudely cut me off and yelled in my face "I am not here to argue, you need to go back to your seats", which we were standing 1 foot away from. She then went back to a group of hospitality workers pointing at me while gossiping to her coworkers. The entire experience was off putting and made me feel uncomfortable for the remainder of the game. Many other people in section 213 witnessed Debbie harassing me for no apparent reason. All she had to say was "this is a no standing area, please make your way back to your seat"... but failed to have an adult conversation. When my spouse approached her to get her name to file a report, she screamed in his face and held up her name tag and said "ITS RIGHT HERE!!!". We honestly did nothing to our knowledge to Debbie or anyone else in our area. Regardless of what I paid for my seats, EVERYBODY should be treated with respect. It's straight up listed on the behavior/expectations upon entering the stadium. Hopefully this is a problem that you can resolve in the future. read more

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It was our first time to visit the new home for our Texas Rangers major league baseball team. The $1.2B Globe Life Field is a big improvement over the previous ball park, which wasn't at all shabby. But, now we have the largest single panel retractable roof in the world and somebody can make the decision to let the sun in or keep us in air conditioned comfort. We enjoyed the air conditioned comfort and fans will probably need it for the rest of the season with our Texas heat. The outside is impressive but not what I would call beautiful (compared to the Cowboys football stadium next door) but it is incredible inside. The seating capacity is 40,300 and there were quite a few empty seats. Our view of the field was outstanding, especially from our seats behind home plate and 1 level up. The synthetic playing field is supposed to have the highest performance for baseball and natural grass aesthetics but I don't think it looks as good. But, it's difficult to grow real grass indoors. The Rangers played the Kansas City Royals. Not much of a contest, as the Rangers shut out the Royals 8 - 0. Joey Gallo knocked out 2 home runs, scoring 5 Ranger runs. That was awesome. The Rangers swept the 3 game series with the Royals and sent them packing. read more

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I love baseball, and for Father's Day, my wife surprised me with tickets to the Rangers game. The tickets that she purchased were in the Stub Hub Club section , and gave us access the the club. We attend the game on Fathers Day, and the new ballpark is absolutely incredible. A nice 72 degrees inside is a great way to watch a ball game. We had incredible cushioned seats, Section 17, row 12 that were close to the action, and we were able to access the club before, and during the game. They had a nice buffet with rotating entrees through the 4th inning, including ballpark favorites available through the 7th. Domestic beer, craft beer, and wine are included and available as well. Our seats included in seat service for all the ballpark favorites, including beer and soft drinks. I like the layout, wide concourse, and plenty of restrooms. The ballpark has giant scoreboards, for all to see. I'm a baseball purist, and with it was natural grass, but I will take artificial turf, to enjoy a 72 degree game in June, July, and August. We also purchased parking on Stub Hub, Lot V, which was a nice, quick 5 minute walk. And.. we had an incredible time. read more

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The new stadium is super nice. Came on a nice night where the had the roof open. Food was great too. Can't beat it! read more

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If you get w chance to see Texas Live! & catch a baseball game here, buy them for the germania insurance underground tables or any of the tables in the Lexus Club levels. There is no bas seat and is a private experience that is amazing for baseball. This stadium truly is first class and to watch that retractable roof go back..Bananas. Something to eat & drink for everyone but yes it's pricey. Check out Texas Live! Before the game and all it has to offer. Truly a cool area and experience read more

So, I have been to Globe Life Park as well and I must say I did like the old park as a whole better. This park is nice, for sure! But it doesn't hardly have any character. The roof is definitely a plus on a hot day though, and even when the roof was open it was cool by the concessions! We sat in section 2 the first day and 102 the second day. Section 2 was AWESOME, great views of everything. 102 was good as well, but we couldn't see the left fielder, which was a little bummer. As a whole, there are more great seats than bad seats. In right field, there are seats behind the foul pole but it looked like they didn't sell those seats because no one sat in them either game day. There are some rocking chair seats available, which I would love to sit in next time. We did do a tour of the stadium, which I recommend! We got to meet Chuck, the announcer, and he was super cool! Overall, the field was awesome! I just wish the architects would've added a little character that the "old" field had. read more

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Nice place. This review is based on being inside for our COVID vaccination. This place is clean and well lit. I'd like to come here for an even sometime. read more

We came here for the Elton John "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" concert and it was great. The acoustics aren't very good for a concert here, the sound rolls to the back of the stadium and bounces around. I haven't been to a baseball game and probably don't think I will unless it's already paid for. Look, I know that everything is expensive now, but going to a major stadium for a concert or sporting event is just too much. We chose to park in one of the close lots and that was very pricey (but, we knew the cost ahead of time). The bigger and surprising expenses hit you after you get inside. I'm talking about the Elton John merch, I'm talking about the food and beverages. $16 for a very mediocre hot dog and soda (I did get the souvenir cup, but still). The worst was when I got a couple of mixed drinks. I knew it was going to be expensive, but they automatically gave me double shots and charged me extra for it ($50 for two mixed drinks). I knew going into this that it was going to cost, but it still gave me sticker shock. I know that every event like this is just as expensive and that's the way it is, but that's why I don't go to these events very much any more. read more

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Amazing sports venue. What a building let alone a stadium. The Rangers needed an indoor field and now they have one. It's amazing what just 10 years has done for stadiums. The field and views are amazing already but it's the concourse areas that have really taken off. They are massive and include loads of space, picnic tables, and just about any food you could possibly want. Staff was very friendly and navigating was easy. read more

This was my first MLB game and I was really impressed. The Rangers are my girlfriend's team and I took her to a game for her birthday. This is definitely a top tier ballpark. We will be back again. read more

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Never see a concert at this venue. They will book big name artists and won't even bother to take the baseball netting down - even after baseball season is over. read more

From a season ticket holder. All was well till the park decided to change entry procedure to move scanners closer to doors and slow entry by 10 minutes. Also awfully decision to allow arlington police to regulate traffic at Ballpark way and Randol Mill at NE corner of lot B. This delayed entry to lot B by at least 20 minutes. Thanks for these changes and delaying our entry to park 30 minutes late compared to procedures when the park opened.​ read more

Beautiful facility, wonderful, helpful staff! However, there was absolutely no Texas Wine! None! At the TEXAS Rangers game ‍‍. Do Better! read more

Globe Life Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Arlington, Texas

Overall review of the ballpark with a tilt towards the food/drink options. Despite being the newest MLB stadium, I feel pretty strongly that this one ranks in the lower tier of those I've visited. It doesn't help that Globe Life Park down the street was such a great example of the 90s style retro stadiums. You have your pretty standard ballpark food options along with some more bbq as you'd expect for Texas. Those options are more affordable than I've seen at most ballparks, particularly if you come on dollar hot dog night. However they are pretty lacking in diversity of options. I'd recommend eating elsewhere (not Texas Live) before the game. There's a pretty phenomenal craft beer scene in Texas, but you sure wouldn't know it coming to a game here. The options are super lacking and unfortunately the surrounding pregame area is also lacking in that department. The aesthetics of the stadium are where I feel there's the biggest step down from the previous iteration. Most of the field looks like what you'd get if Artificial Intelligence farted out a baseball stadium. The sheer volume of green is very clearly influenced by Minute Maid. The random jutting in and out of the outfield walls makes for an odd watch from a park factors perspective that feels like a computer just averaged out distances from home plate across different stadiums. In theory the brick in left field as a homage to the old stadium is a nice idea, but it does not go with the rest of the park at all. Continuing on aesthetics, I get why a baseball stadium in Texas needs the option to play indoors, but when that roof is closed it really feels like you're in a warehouse. The view is significantly improved if the roof is open, but you'll really only get that in April or September, even then it seems to generally be reserved for night games. As you would imagine for a stadium in Texas, access is next to impossible without a car. There's free parking not much further than the $15 parking, so I highly recommend doing a little research beforehand to track that down. Inside the stadium there aren't too many things to check out related to the Rangers history. They have some small murals for retired jerseys/pennant winning teams. The Rangers Hall of Fame is outside the stadium on the opposite end of Texas Live. Curious choice to put it out there given the primary purpose of this stadium was to escape the heat. The exhibits are informative and would take about 30m if you want to check them all out, which can be challenging if you're visiting during the summer. read more

The new stadium is awesome! Very easy to navigate, even with thousands of people. I've sat in almost every section and I think the 100s and 200s are my favorite due to food choices. This last time I sat in the All You Can Eat section. It was nice to have unlimited sodas but the food was only so/so. I think I'd rather buy the expensive nachos versus the cheap cheese nachos. read more

We saw Sheryl Crow and Pink here the acoustics are terrible for a concert. I had a really hard time understanding them! I had heard this also from a friend after I had already bought tickets! A big disappointment! read more

Globe Life Field - Artist Pink - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Arlington, Texas