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Came here for the first time for the Bruno Mars concert. For a baseball stadium, the atmosphere here feels very "grand." The stadium is incredibly spacious, modern, and clean. Easy to navigate in my opinion. People were complaining about the nets being left up but I honestly didn't even notice them obstructing my view. The acoustics were pretty decent for such a large space. Good amount of large parking lots around the stadium.
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!
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.
Nice AC, parking, great amenities and restaurants. Really enjoyed the hot dogs and frequent rangers games
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!
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!
Wow! Globe Life Field is awesome! This was my second visit to Globe Life Field, and I'm just as impressed as the first time. The location is fantastic, with three stadiums right next to one another: AT&T Stadium (Jerry's World), Globe Life Field (home of the Texas Rangers), and the old Rangers stadium, which is still used for events and, I believe, soccer. Globe Life Field is massive, and being able to watch a Rangers game in air conditioning is a game-changer! The food here is outstanding, with plenty of options to choose from. We sat on the second level on the first-base side, and the seats were great. The stadium is easy to navigate, and getting around was a breeze. Parking was also pretty easy. We found a lot for $30, just about a 10-minute walk from the entrance. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and I'm already looking forward to my next visit! Go Rangers! read more
The stadium is really nice and i love that it has AC. There are multiple food/drink area with seating! People were nice and helped us to find our section. But the food is not good! We got jumbo hot dog and received two small hot dogs instead and the nachos is very disappointing. Beer price was reasonable for a stadium price! read more
Came here for the first time for the Bruno Mars concert. For a baseball stadium, the atmosphere here feels very "grand." The stadium is incredibly spacious, modern, and clean. Easy to navigate in my opinion. People were complaining about the nets being left up but I honestly didn't even notice them obstructing my view. The acoustics were pretty decent for such a large space. Good amount of large parking lots around the stadium. read more
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. read more
1 month ago
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! read more
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. read more
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! read more
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. read more
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. read more
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! read more
2 months ago
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! read more
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! read more
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! read more
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! read more
1 month ago
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. read more
Your First ever Major League Baseball Game you say? Yes! And...in a beautiful modern stadium! You never know how life is going to proceed. Mine happened to exclude major league baseball. No particular reason. I guess I was busy with other obsessions. But,this is a stadium review so let me get back on track. In the summer of 1965 my mother took my sister and I to visit her friend in Houston. All the rage was the new stadium,the eigth wonder of the world,The Astrodome. So,we went on a tour. Wow. It was like nothing I'd ever seen and the venue I would compare all others to in the future. Enter Globe Life Field in Arlington Texas," Texas Rangers Stadium". Sitting in my seat looking around it occurred to me how architects and designers have progressed light years from the Astrodome. Perfect lighting, temperature,view,seating. It reminds me of a high quality tool. Makes getting the job done easier and more enjoyable. That's how I felt in this stadium. Easy to move around,plenty of restrooms and vendors. Wide walkways with great visibility at all times. I don't see them building a third stadium anytime soon so,this great example of modern design will do nicely. If you haven't had a chance... Go! read more
2 months ago
The stadium is very nice, but it is very small as far as baseball stadiums go. I wish they had more food options, but you can't go wrong with $1 hot dog Wednesdays. Definitely appreciate that it is air conditioned throughout. read more
4 months ago
Fun atmosphere--great music and lighting. Entry is smooth and quick. Prices--like most stadiums--are a little high. Easy to read scoreboards. Plenty of parking and security to help the flow. read more
1 year ago
Saw Shakira here and what a night. Stadium is huge but still felt super organized. Getting in was way smoother than I expected for a packed concert. Security was chill but efficient, and the staff was actually helpful Sound was great. The crowd was so engaged the whole time - people were dancing and singing- Pure joy. The screens were massive, so even if you were way back, you still felt close to the action. Plus, the A/C inside was super strong!! Drinks and food were... stadium prices, and honestly kind of high for stadium prices. 10/10 night. Shakira was amazing. Would totally go back for another concert here read more
This is a review of the venue for live music (i'm sure it's great for baseball, but i've never attended a game).... Horrible acoustics for concerts! I was so bummed during the My Chemical Romance concert which cost so much! Sounded horrible during Garbage and MCR. You could tell the sound was echoing off the rafters. It might have sounded better with the roof open. read more
1 year ago
First time at the stadium. If you haven't been, it's fully air conditioned. Perfect place to watch the Rangers on a hot summer day. Parking can be tricky. The closest parking is 45, the. 40 and drops to 20 the further away you park. Ladies, you can bring in a small purse, but no drinks allowed. Restrooms are clean and well maintained. Burger with fries is about $14 The burger is small but they are generous with the fries and they are amazing g. read more
1 year ago
Always a fun time at this massive field! There's many different options for food and drinks but they are a bit pricy. If you want to eat the typical ball park type foods ( hot dog, nacho, burger, soda, peanuts) then I reccomend the ayce seats as the seats are pretty close and you can eat as much as you want. It's fun to walk around and you can shop for merchandise too during the game. read more
15 days ago
1 year ago
Went to a concert here during the week and went with a group and had box tickets. Overall, we had a great experience, especially with the convenience of the private bathroom for each box and the nearby bar, which did not have a long line. The bartender was not the kindest though, so service could be improved. The prices are also extremely high- i got a regular marg on the rocks for like $28. The box itself was a nice area and very clean. They gave us popcorn, water bottles, and a selection of regular and diet soda. The view from our seats was fantastic! Sound was good, and the production of the show was amazing. Excited to come back here for later concerts and events. Parking is hard though- but there are various lots within a mile radius that have differing prices. My group got a spot that was $40, but I say signs for $60 too. read more
3 months ago
Fantastic venue!! Attended many Texas Rangers games here and enjoy it every time. So much to see with all the murals, statues and displays. So many food and shop options. And the location is amazing!! Altogether a great experience each time I've been there! read more
6 months ago
I went to two games at the old ballpark (2009 and 2017) and a game on a Friday in June 2025. I really liked the aesthetics and feel of the old park. Both game temperature were at or around 100 degrees at first pitch. A/C definitely made things more comfortable during this visit. I was able to procure a ticket down the 3rd baseline fairly cheap from Seatgeek. I was staying at a hotel about 1.5 miles away so parking was not needed. Round trip Uber was under $15.00. Next time I may pop in Texas Live before the game. The game I attended had Budweiser products for under $5.00 until first pitch in the Budweiser area. I didn't eat anything else there as it appeared to be typical ballpark fare. Sightlines were ok, seats were comfortable, no issues navigating around the park. It just has a Home Depot feel to it. In terms of domed stadiums I've been to, certainly not the worst but there are places I've liked better. Overall if you have a chance to go to a Rangers game, go. You don't have to worry about the weather and it is a laid back atmosphere. Rangers did do a great job highlighting their history throughout the stadium. read more
4 months ago
I went to Globe life field on Easter Day 2026, yes this was a while ago. I watched the Rangers and Reds game here and yeah it's cool. For 2 people on section 304, it was only under $100! Very good experience and was absolutely crazy! Go Reds! read more
4 months ago
1 year ago
A day game with a/c during a scorching Texas summer? Yes please. Rangers vs. Phillies Globe Life Field is located near Texas Live and AT&T stadium. It was our first time seeing a game here. Deets below... PARKING: Was hoping to catch a shuttle from J Gilligan's like we do for Cowboy games and concerts, but it wasn't running. I read where not to park on Reddit (aka Magic Mountain or a private lot that will tow you). Turns out we can park for free in Lot W with a Lexus and a sticker - even better! TBH, if that didn't happen one of the indie lots for $20 are probably a better deal than the stadium prices, so don't pre buy if you want to save $. BAG RULES: You don't have to have the ugly clear bags like for AT&T. Larger bags are allowed (see dimensions on their site). It said no backpacks, but I saw a ton of them. FOOD: Standard peanuts, popcorn, cotton candy. I had Frito pie because Texas. Also - Hurtado BBQ, cheesesteaks (because Phillies?), brisket nachos, fried things, hot dogs, mini pies, grab and go 7-11 drinks, Bahama bucks, bars, beer and Bluebell sundaes. The line for Bluebell was so long, sad to miss it on a cheat day :( The stadium was full by the first inning but no drama or fights like football. Never a line for the bathroom. Easy in and out. Overall, super fun! read more
1 year ago
Breezy Bowl was amazing! I loved every minute, however they really should be directing the traffic to get in & out of the arena parking. Also, I bought my tickets very early during pre-sale & was very disappointed to find my view obstructed over the home plate Mezz read more
6 months ago
We're really enjoyed time when we were there. The place was really big , nice and clean for our company's party. The employees are so friendly even though they were so busy working nonstop. The food and drinks were pretty good too. We had really good experiences here. read more
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