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Unlike my fellow Texan Yelper friend here,I'm not an MLB fan. My history on Texas Rangers Baseball Is almost the opposite of his. When I was growing up in Dallas,we were almost unaware there was a team here. Unlike the northeast,we hadn't accrued decades of baseball tradition yet. But,those initial seeds were being planted. It can truely be said until George Bush bought the team in the 1990s,got a new stadium built and poured his heart into the effort,The Rangers were also rans. Then as if over night,the team came to life. If you weren't a fan prior to this era,you were soon to be. I attended not only my first Rangers game to watch them beat the Astros yesterday but,my first MLB game ever. I couldn't Believe I was sitting in a brand new stadium next to one only 30 years old! That's the power of this team. They went from also rans to world champions with side by side baseball stadiums. While my box is checked now on a Major League Baseball Game,I will remain a Texas Rangers fan out of respect for their huge accomplishment and ongoing competiveness.
For our first MLB experience, wow! This was the right choice!!! We had an amazing time and the Rangers won!!!!
April 22, 1972, my first Ranger baseball game. Many games later, many years of seeing nothing but box scores to tell me what happened and how they did, a few chances to see them play away from home when the Army had me elsewhere, the rare chance to see them on TV in the early years and the other times I saw them play in the home stadium over 51 years, they have always been MY team. Heh, a lot of those were very lean years. There were years I sat baking under the sun with my skin matching the Ranger Red hat. Sometimes, there were a couple of stars. Sometimes, it was stars in their final years. Sometimes, there were a few memorable games during a season. Lots of players, managers, and owners. Finally, they strung together a super string of players, series, coaches, and a fantastic stadium! Yes, I had tears in my eyes on the last pitch of this year's last at bat as it sunk in, Texas Rangers, 2023 World Series Champions! This is a team of great players and an organization with depth to keep things going. Let's Go Rangers!
2023 World Series Champs ... First WS in Franchise History ... Creed "Higher" ... Postseason MLB Record: 11 Straight Road Wins ... They Went And Took It! CHEERS!
The globe life field that's all indoors is so awesome! I love that you can watch the game without the dreaded heat! It's pretty clean and very big inside. It's almost scary walking up and down those long steep stairs but just walk carefully and slowly. There's tons of shops and food all around the field and everything is very organized and well maintained. My husband and I got to get a nice jersey and we got some cute Doggy clothes too. Some must try foods are the baseball Bat beers, the baseball hat blue bell icecream, the broomstick (there's hot dog or burger but I'd recommend the hotdog because the burger patty was quite dry), the pepperoni dog, and the birrera tacos. The bat beers are a little annoying to carry and drink BUT it's a cool souvenir, and the quality of this thing is soo nice! I had like a million people asking me where I got it and how they wanted one too LOL . The baseball hat icecream was another cute souvenir we used in our pup photo when we had them wear their clothes haha.
Took advantage of the spring Rangers ticket sale back in Nov 2022 and scored some $10 tickets (per seat) for our first baseball game in Texas! The Globe Life stadium is new (built a few years ago) and is really like a theme park! There are food "halls" (fancy term for basically food courts lol), various vendors, gift shops, breweries, BBQ restaurant, and other eateries within this massive stadium. It felt more like an amusement park than the baseball stadiums I am familiar with up north. The food was better than expected! However, a bit pricey as expected! Parking wasn't horrible since we got there an hour and a half earlier and parked at a nearby lot (not affiliated with Globe Life) for $20 cash. It was definitely worth it because we didn't have to sit in a parking lot of cars once the game ended! The old decommissioned Rangers stadium was in great condition, so not sure why they built this one- other than the fact that the ceiling can retract on sunny pleasant days!
Beautiful field. Great fans! Great beer and food options are fantastic. Also enclosed for bad or hot weather and fully air conditioned
I know the Texas Rangers for two things: Nolan Ryan and George Bush. Growing up in the 80s and 90s, I remember the Texas Rangers were a somewhat popular baseball team because of Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan who finished his record-setting 27-year career in Arlington. Ryan only played the tailend of his career for the Rangers from 1989 to 1993. By the time he joined the team, he was already a World Series champion (1969) and seven-time All-Star (his eighth appearance would be in his first year as a Ranger); into his mid-40s. Former US president George Bush (the second George Bush, W) was a minority owner in the Rangers from 1989 to 1998, coinciding with Ryan's tenure with the team. Even after selling his stake in the team, Bush has made many appearances at Rangers games in Arlington. Pretty cool. Since the franchise's first season in 1961, the team has made the postseason only eight times with their first appearance being in 1996, 35 years later. The Rangers' best years were in 2010 and 2011 when they advanced to the World Series in each of those seasons. In 2010, they lost to the San Francisco Giants, 4-1, but in 2011, they took the St. Louis Cardinals seven games. Some of the best players for the Rangers during this successful stretch included 2010 American League MVP Josh Hamilton, 2010 American League Rookie of the Year Neftali Feliz, Vladimir Guerrero, CJ Wilson, Michael Young, and Adrian Beltre. At the time of writing this, the Rangers are in the bottom third of MLB teams in terms of overall win percentage. The team actually started out as the Washington (DC) Senators in 1961 and didn't move to Arlington to begin play as the Texas Rangers until 1972. Also, these Senators were the second Washington Senators to exist. The first Washington Senators are now the Minnesota Twins. It's kind of like how the NBA's Charlotte Hornets existed twice. The second Washington Senators team, which eventually became this Texas Rangers team, was formed alongside the Los Angeles Angels in the 1960 expansion draft. I still have the Texas Rangers hat that I wore when I was kid.
We have been several times to the new stadium. Love that it remains in the 70s inside no matter what it is outside and in Texas heat that's everything! Lots for the kids to do too
Being born and raised in DFW I found it strange and a waist that they built a new stadium, since the old one still looks great. But the covered stadium is nice, you can't feel the heat or cold and it made for a comfortable environment. I enjoyed the game. Even thought it is covered you still feel like you are outside in a way. Great idea for a place where the heat can be unbearable.
MLB Ballpark #27 Globe Life Field is a solid ballpark but it's in that middle range of ball parks like Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago White Sox, and Washington DC. I try to rate ball parks on 4 categories: Food, Architecture, Fanbase and something I just call Other Architecture: Kind of felt somewhat "cookie cutter" but there was a huge glass wall along the outfield lines that is cool. The roof is retractable but was closed when I was there so that may be why it felt cookie cutter to me. I like my baseball outdoors even if it is 98 degrees. Food: They have all the usual fair that you would expect. Then they have the insane! A sombrero nacho hat for 40.00. This is more of a 9-layer dip than actual nachos. You can actually eat the hat, and we did. I had another friend get a 24-inch hot dog that was more of a sauage with grilled onions and chili. He ate the whole thing! Luckily, he wasn't rooming with me that night. The beer selection didn't seem as large as I would like. They should have more local breweries like Martin House on tap. Fanbase: The place wasn't full on a Friday night, but it was probably 2/3's full and the fans were all cheering and dressed up in Rangers' gear. Lots of ladies in jerseys and cowboy boots. Other: Texas Live! is next door so you can get a crappy beer and pregame there. It's also next door to Jerry's World (Cowboys). There is tons of parking but it was 60.00 to park by the stadium. read more
Great seats in center field. Make sure you ask for no seasoning on your fries it is like they came out of a salt mine. I am pretty sure my blood pressure is way up there. My wife thinks they taste like potato flavored cardboard. Prices are what you expect at a ball park. read more
TEXAS RANGERS for the win baby! Awesome yesterday vs Kansas City royals got a sky porch view with my dad's co workers Ecom and bok financials awesome dad at the sky porch with my friend there.. I was 12 and he was 11 but same height as me, of course nothing we can do about long waiting lines had great parking because of my dads company covering for the tickets and free food there, we won 8-1 3 home runs! After a while me and my friend got bored a little bit everything just went well beautiful view from the elevator view of AT&T stadium loved the game today despite trash food at the sky porch don't get food from there but it from the standard stands but it's just so fun, roof was closed at the time and so good thing it was. So hot that day ambiance was clean of course.... but despite everything as I said, it was the most craziest day ever. read more
Unlike my fellow Texan Yelper friend here,I'm not an MLB fan. My history on Texas Rangers Baseball Is almost the opposite of his. When I was growing up in Dallas,we were almost unaware there was a team here. Unlike the northeast,we hadn't accrued decades of baseball tradition yet. But,those initial seeds were being planted. It can truely be said until George Bush bought the team in the 1990s,got a new stadium built and poured his heart into the effort,The Rangers were also rans. Then as if over night,the team came to life. If you weren't a fan prior to this era,you were soon to be. I attended not only my first Rangers game to watch them beat the Astros yesterday but,my first MLB game ever. I couldn't Believe I was sitting in a brand new stadium next to one only 30 years old! That's the power of this team. They went from also rans to world champions with side by side baseball stadiums. While my box is checked now on a Major League Baseball Game,I will remain a Texas Rangers fan out of respect for their huge accomplishment and ongoing competiveness. read more
3 months ago
For our first MLB experience, wow! This was the right choice!!! We had an amazing time and the Rangers won!!!! read more
5 months ago
April 22, 1972, my first Ranger baseball game. Many games later, many years of seeing nothing but box scores to tell me what happened and how they did, a few chances to see them play away from home when the Army had me elsewhere, the rare chance to see them on TV in the early years and the other times I saw them play in the home stadium over 51 years, they have always been MY team. Heh, a lot of those were very lean years. There were years I sat baking under the sun with my skin matching the Ranger Red hat. Sometimes, there were a couple of stars. Sometimes, it was stars in their final years. Sometimes, there were a few memorable games during a season. Lots of players, managers, and owners. Finally, they strung together a super string of players, series, coaches, and a fantastic stadium! Yes, I had tears in my eyes on the last pitch of this year's last at bat as it sunk in, Texas Rangers, 2023 World Series Champions! This is a team of great players and an organization with depth to keep things going. Let's Go Rangers! read more
3 years ago
2023 World Series Champs ... First WS in Franchise History ... Creed "Higher" ... Postseason MLB Record: 11 Straight Road Wins ... They Went And Took It! CHEERS! read more
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The globe life field that's all indoors is so awesome! I love that you can watch the game without the dreaded heat! It's pretty clean and very big inside. It's almost scary walking up and down those long steep stairs but just walk carefully and slowly. There's tons of shops and food all around the field and everything is very organized and well maintained. My husband and I got to get a nice jersey and we got some cute Doggy clothes too. Some must try foods are the baseball Bat beers, the baseball hat blue bell icecream, the broomstick (there's hot dog or burger but I'd recommend the hotdog because the burger patty was quite dry), the pepperoni dog, and the birrera tacos. The bat beers are a little annoying to carry and drink BUT it's a cool souvenir, and the quality of this thing is soo nice! I had like a million people asking me where I got it and how they wanted one too LOL . The baseball hat icecream was another cute souvenir we used in our pup photo when we had them wear their clothes haha. read more
3 years ago
Took advantage of the spring Rangers ticket sale back in Nov 2022 and scored some $10 tickets (per seat) for our first baseball game in Texas! The Globe Life stadium is new (built a few years ago) and is really like a theme park! There are food "halls" (fancy term for basically food courts lol), various vendors, gift shops, breweries, BBQ restaurant, and other eateries within this massive stadium. It felt more like an amusement park than the baseball stadiums I am familiar with up north. The food was better than expected! However, a bit pricey as expected! Parking wasn't horrible since we got there an hour and a half earlier and parked at a nearby lot (not affiliated with Globe Life) for $20 cash. It was definitely worth it because we didn't have to sit in a parking lot of cars once the game ended! The old decommissioned Rangers stadium was in great condition, so not sure why they built this one- other than the fact that the ceiling can retract on sunny pleasant days! read more
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Beautiful stadium, gracious staff, amazing food, fun margaritas, and BASEBALL. What's not to like?! read more
I know the Texas Rangers for two things: Nolan Ryan and George Bush. Growing up in the 80s and 90s, I remember the Texas Rangers were a somewhat popular baseball team because of Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan who finished his record-setting 27-year career in Arlington. Ryan only played the tailend of his career for the Rangers from 1989 to 1993. By the time he joined the team, he was already a World Series champion (1969) and seven-time All-Star (his eighth appearance would be in his first year as a Ranger); into his mid-40s. Former US president George Bush (the second George Bush, W) was a minority owner in the Rangers from 1989 to 1998, coinciding with Ryan's tenure with the team. Even after selling his stake in the team, Bush has made many appearances at Rangers games in Arlington. Pretty cool. Since the franchise's first season in 1961, the team has made the postseason only eight times with their first appearance being in 1996, 35 years later. The Rangers' best years were in 2010 and 2011 when they advanced to the World Series in each of those seasons. In 2010, they lost to the San Francisco Giants, 4-1, but in 2011, they took the St. Louis Cardinals seven games. Some of the best players for the Rangers during this successful stretch included 2010 American League MVP Josh Hamilton, 2010 American League Rookie of the Year Neftali Feliz, Vladimir Guerrero, CJ Wilson, Michael Young, and Adrian Beltre. At the time of writing this, the Rangers are in the bottom third of MLB teams in terms of overall win percentage. The team actually started out as the Washington (DC) Senators in 1961 and didn't move to Arlington to begin play as the Texas Rangers until 1972. Also, these Senators were the second Washington Senators to exist. The first Washington Senators are now the Minnesota Twins. It's kind of like how the NBA's Charlotte Hornets existed twice. The second Washington Senators team, which eventually became this Texas Rangers team, was formed alongside the Los Angeles Angels in the 1960 expansion draft. I still have the Texas Rangers hat that I wore when I was kid. read more
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Being born and raised in DFW I found it strange and a waist that they built a new stadium, since the old one still looks great. But the covered stadium is nice, you can't feel the heat or cold and it made for a comfortable environment. I enjoyed the game. Even thought it is covered you still feel like you are outside in a way. Great idea for a place where the heat can be unbearable. read more
3 years ago
Three mainly for the Speakeasy club Still do not like indoor baseball Seats in section 13 are cushioned, but seem tighter together, and if you are in the middle, good luck,,, between seats seems tighter. Only thing I saw you could get in the seat was, popcorn, peanuts, pretzel, chips and nachos, plus passing out lite beer?? Same as you can get in Lexus,,,, seems real limited!!!! Anyway, first game this season and first time I'm Speakeasy. I did the Lexus club last year,,, seemed a little better??? Minus the whiskey, We were told a few different things, food stopped at 7th food stopped at 8th, well we went down at bottom of the 5th. I would say about 1/2 the original stuff was not available, and it seemed like they wanted to put away the rest??? I would say 7th inning top, 98% of food was gone ,,, oh well. Some reason we got there about 5:45, and they kept seating everyone all the way in the back??? Normal practice? Enjoyed the game, not sure if I will to section 13/14 again or speakeasy. Maybe try the Lexus again, or just regular seats and not buy any food at the stadium read more
I know you think I don't have the balls to post this review, but what do you Base that on? This baseball park is big and pretty cool, and looks a lot like - well, a baseball park. It's kind of dwarfed by the Cowboys stadium which is funny because the stadium hides behind it sometimes in a sort of Stadium Eclipse - then even when the stadium is being eclipsed you can hear it squealing "I am a Stadium" from behind the baseball stadium. If you're not sure what I'm talking about and don't worry because neither am I. But Barbie knows. read more
What a time to be alive!!!! I felt like singing, "Root root root for the home team" on the way to the game. LOL...such a cornball. I enjoyed my day at the Ball Park. They have food, folks, and fun. Since then, I have been a couple times, but my initial experience was crazy..... I was meeting a group. Although I have worked at the Cowboys stadium, I didn't know what to expect. I arrived early for parking purposes but it was already a mess. Luckily my friend already had a plan. Meet the shuttle at a nearby restaurant for pick up. Great!! But...this was everyone's plan. I walked about 2 blocks from where I parked to the restaurant for pickup. I knew it would be dark when returning but I was hopeful we would sort that out as a group. I got there later than my group so they had went ahead. Parking had took up a lot of time. They guided me on how to get tickets and where to meet. I still got lost. No sense of direction. Once we linked up, it was great. It is definitely smaller than the Cowboys stadium and has less food options and less frills of course, but it held its own. I was sooo excited about the food options they did have. There was a vegan, a meat connoisseur, and a picky eater in the bunch. We all ate and good!!! options for everyone... The seats we got on Groupon really cheap were not bad at all. We met new friends and they taught me a thing or two about baseball. The kids were so into it. I loved it was a family affair for some. Great laughs, great food, great atmosphere. If you in the area, you must try. Don't forget your team gear. Oh, I had better seats than the Groupon seats. Right behind the home plate, I think it was. Close enough to touch the players if you wanted. Same experience!! So, don't spend a ton of money. read more
The ballpark is beautiful. I am sad that it has a limited time left. However the park states that they have a great selection of gfree foods. They have one location at one end of the park that is a small store with mostly health food. That is great, and great that they are offering some healthier alternative to a majority of the junk food normally served. The attendants were not interested in the need for the questions they just gave us a vague answer. Thank goodness the vendors know what they are doing. read more
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4 years ago
I love this place. Atmosphere is family friendly. It's like ole ballpark which I one. I'm excited for the new one but this one is fine to me. Food is okay, I mean it's hotdogs & cotton candy! Thank you for all beef hotdogs. Staff are nice. I like the lil side games & stuff. I like the tickets aren't crazy prices. I wish they had a Social Work day...hint hint. read more
2 years ago
I always have a great time at the Ballpark. I'm doing the things like going to the Rangers Ballpark that my dad never took me to. I want my kids to experience the Ballpark atmosphere. I want my kids to have great childhood memories. I'm a Adrian Beltre fan. So the kiddos are somewhat of a Beltre fan. They wait with anxiety for Beltre at bat. But cheer for all the Rangers I know the Rangers will do better next year. Team is still devolving with all that young talent. Still an awesome year. Congrats on the division title. read more
It was hot hot hot today! But, I love the Texas Rangers. Being from Kansas City I was rooting for my Kansas City Royals today. This is a great stadium and the seats are dynamite, even in the nosebleed section. We scored some free tickets from family today and enjoyed the perks of sitting in the season ticket seats. These seats scored us seat-side service. What a cool perk. It was nice being able to order a bottle of water and ballpark food without getting up! Awesome seats! AND we survived the 100 degree heat. read more
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8 years ago
An amazing ballpark! Plenty of parking available, every seat is a good seat for the price you pay. Affordable family fun. Make sure to check the calendar as they offer many different "days" such as dollar dog day, dollar ice cream day, autograph day etc. The ballpark also has several games per year where they give out merchandise such as large bobble heads, t-shirts, hats, bags, posters, etc. very generous. There are plenty of bathrooms available, with that said you do not have to walk too far from your seat for relief. There is plenary of food and beverage stands, literally all over. The food and drink pricing is compatible to most sporting events, though significantly cheaper than a "NFL" stadium that shares the same zip code. It is easy to purchase food and beverages without even leaving your seat. There are plenty of vendors that walk the stands delivering a wide selection of frosty cold beverages. When parking there are several areas to choose from. You can park on one of the ballpark lots, or park a little further away and use a "parking service lot" for a cheaper price. If you plan to do this make sure to give yourself extra time. It can get very hot during the late summer months, day games (especially in the Lexus terrace along the 3rd base line) so make sure to stay hydrated and WEAR SUNSCREEN. The Texas Rangers will be moving into a new covered stadium soon, so I suggest catching a game here while you can. You won't regret it. read more
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13 years ago
I have to say that baseball isn't my favorite sport but the game itself is always fun. I did deduct a star because they didn't allow us to start our tailgate until 4pm at a 7pm game. Note to Rangers brass how do you expect me to get twisted in the wind and stumble to the game in three hours? This simply isn't enough time to socialize, eat, drink and enjoy friends and coworkers. The game itself is a great product and always great to see the game. I always have a blast but really didn't start attending until coworkers started attending as an annual event. Maybe I can drag myself out there to catch more games this summer. read more
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