Texas Rangers Baseball

As a fan of an opposing team, entering another team’s stadium in your colors can be dangerous. Not here though. Everyone was quite nice, fans and staff alike.
The stadium is beautiful with a ton of amenities. Any type of food you could think of plus all of the normal ball park food. Beer is reasonably priced for a sports venue as is the food.
I sat both in the outfield (1 game) and along 3^rd base (2 games) and enjoyed both quite a lot. The outfield can get pretty sunny during a daytime so come prepared to drink a lot of liquids and slather on plenty of sunscreen. Unlike Houston’s stadium, this place is open air which means it gets really humid in the summer.
Take a stroll a round the place and explore everything it has to offer, it’s a great park. I will definitely return the next time I’m in Dallas and the Athletics are playing the Rangers.

«They Rangers advertise $ 35 seats during their telecasts & on their website. At the box office, they insist it’s a 2-​seat minimum. There is a diff between «each» & «average»!
This is considered false & misleading advertising in the visiting team’s country. To add insult, they over-​charged what I’d signed for. They argued for over 20 mins, again, even though they couldn’t draw flies to see a 1^st-​place team.

We had a family outing with my brother in law and his family at a recent game against Tampa. We were in a suite with a nice set up and unless you want to be right next to the field, these are great seats.
Since suites comes with parking passes, we had to find our lot. it turned out to be right near the entrance, but the signs are not clearly marked. Once we found it, we were in the stadium in a few minutes. Then We worked our way up and found our way to the steps that took us up to the suites and found ours.
We were in one of the smaller suites, they say 30-​some people can fit into a suite, but their is not enough seating outside (14 seats) and inside for that many people. Luckily people seem to come and go as they head to one of the bars or shops and it keeps things balanced out.
Prices at the park are high, as are most places these days. What happened to the days when a family could head to the ballpark, have a few hot dogs and enjoy the game without breaking the bank? Add the suite to that and you have a recipe for disaster as the suite attendant is trying to get you to order off the menu and deliver food for you. I get they live off tips, but think room service prices. No wonder everyone opted to head down to the concession stands themselves when they got hungry and even that was pricey!
End of the day, the weather was beautiful, we had a great time with the family and the Rangers won! I probably won’t go back again unless it’s another family outing, but it was fun. Just wish the prices were a bit fairer.

We went to a 7o’clock nighttime game. The sun was already setting, so the temperature was summery warm but not sweltering hot. No need for sunglasses.
Beer and food is inevitably expensive, so either eat and/​or drink before OR chalk the prices up to part of the whole ballpark experience.
Check their website for $ 1 Hot Dog dates (usually on a Wednesday) and for other promotional games.

My husband is a die hard Ranger’s fan, but we’ve been to about 8 current ballparks, and Globe Life Park is absolutely one of the best in the country. There are only a handful of not-​great seats in the house. Most of the staff are friendly and knowledgeable and the food is very good and getting better every year. There is a great selection of legit craft beer. Also, it has affordable ticket options (at least while the team is rebuilding) and ample parking. It’s a great night out for family, a date, or with friends. The team *is* getting better and the energy at playoff time can be incredible, or it was 4 years ago. We still love the Rangers and I love Globe Life Park.

Is this a baseball stadium or an office complex? Get rid of the centerfield offices so we can enjoy a breeze, a view of the city and no stress about thinking about work.
Prepare yourself for $ 9 beers and I had to beg 3 people to give me a cup of ice when it was 98 degrees here.
Ranger fans are the best and they’re so kind to visiting teams (except A Rod). «Let’s go baseball»

I thought the hospitality shown me was good but it was nothing compared with that which was shown the New York Yankees. Sheesh 21 runs! Golly geez!

I felt the customer service over the phone was incredibly poor. Very unhelpful and lacked resourcefulness and general customer courtesy. I am a former employee of an MLB team and know what was expected of us and there is no way this would have happened there.
For Fathers Day I wanted to get my dad tickets to a Dbacks game bc he loves baseball. He has stage 4 cancer and needs to be close to bathrooms and on top of that has a very hard time walking. I called and after 15min and 4 employees later, no one was able to tell me where I could purchase tickets close to a restroom. They claimed they had no idea where the restrooms were located on the concourse and that they had never been asked that question. Their solution was if he arrived and a bathroom wasn’t nearby his seats he could go to guest relations to exchange them. But even after I explained the cancer and the challenge walking, they didn’t seem concerned that he’d first have to walk to his original seats, then over to guest relations, then to the new seats; that’s lots of walking. And they couldnt guarantee the new seats would be available near restrooms; makes sense, which is why I called in advance to get it all worked out before he arrived.
I truly hoped to buy my dad a great Father’s Day gift he’d enjoy without the worry of his illness getting in the way and hassle of dealing with ticket issues that day; TX Rangers, you some how made that very unnecessarily challenging.

Love it here! Staff was amazing! Food, drinks, helpful… I watched the game in the Diamond Showroom Suite! Tried diamond rings on and was a great time. I would love to come to that suite every time I come to the Rangers game! They also did a raffle and I won! Best game ever!

I have been wanting to come to a Rangers game since a kid and what a great game it was with friends. .This place smells of baseball and Historic events.

In the middle of the day in the middle of the week. Entire company, 3 rows, 3^rd base. Pres received the «fan of the Game» interview and a bag of shirts and goodies. We had seats in the shade and the breeze was well received. Service everywhere is terrific. My fave was the smoke shack at center field. Turkey Leg Juicy happiness falling off the bone. Parked just a block from the stadium. It was just easy breezy nice.

It’s a pretty nice baseball stadium. The game can get boring but that’s why they have hotdogs and friends to keep you occupied when the game is 0 – 0 by the 9^th inning –_​– Need to go back soon! :)

Opening Day 2015.
We were meeting some friends for some tailgating and decided we would get there about noon for a 3:05 game and get a GREAT parking spot near our friends RV.
BOY WAS I EVER WRONG. I’d never been to opening day before and was naïve on the crowds. There were THOUSANDS of people EVERYWHERE. We drove around for over an hour trying to find a parking spot that was not $ 60. Finally I got the bright idea to try Six Flags parking. That was the way to go. $ 20 to park then a short walk to our friends RV and it was party time.
I’d never done the tailgating thing before and was shocked at the PARTY. Boy we really had a good time and if I’m correct I think the Rangers played also. Most of our group stayed in the parking lot but a few actually went into the stadium.
Tailgate party? FANTASTIC!!!
Parking? NASTY. Get there realllllllyyyyy early or park over at Six Flags.

The box seats are roomy and what a great view. Be prepared the beer and food is a bit pricy.

Nice stadium. Had seats in the Lexus Club level. came for a visit to see the Cowboys play and bought tix for fireworks night. Had dinner before the game at the Jack Daniels club where they have a buffet consisting of some chicken, turkey, fish, vegetables and some stadium food options like hot dogs and nachos. Fairly priced as it’s all you can eat and you would probably spend the same at the concession stands to eat. Nice view of the field from the tables. Overall had a great time and the fireworks show after the game was awesome. The next night was Star Wars night so they played Star Wars music during fireworks which was badass.

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.

I love our stadium it is easy to park, get in, and get out! The prices are high on food and drinks but look around… They use the money well. It is a great place for family’s and all ages.

Bringing bottled water or drinks in plastic containers is ok.
The Rangers can be a good way to pass some time. However, I really believe that their concession stands need revamped. When I have been to other MLB or NHL venues in the northeast, there are many more food options and more quality food than just nachos with nuclear cheese or the ubiquitous nitrates filled hot dogs. Rangers, you can do better and you need to if you’re going to stay relevant.

Awesome ballpark. Sorry, I can’t tell you any history of the place (new in town) but it’s a beautifully crafted park with red brick, great dining options, and hey a pretty decent baseball team too right?

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.