Globe Life Field

Amazing place. Triple digit hot outside but the roof was closed and a/c blasting. We were comfortable the whole time watching a game in comfortable seats with a living room feel. Definitely returning.

Globe Life Field never disappoints. The game atmosphere hits as soon as you pull into the parking lot. The staff at the stadium are always nice and helpful. The food is great. The drinks are cold. The team spirit is on full throttle.

My first trip to Globe Life Field was incredible, and it couldn’t have been a better experience, especially with my girlfriend by my side. The stadium is stunning, with a great atmosphere that made the whole day feel special. The fan energy was contagious, and seeing the Rangers win just added to the excitement. We got amazing seats, which offered great views of the game and the action on the field. The food selection was top-notch, with plenty of options to keep us fueled for the game. The staff was friendly, and the overall vibe of the stadium was welcoming and fun. Watching a Rangers win at such a beautiful ballpark was a highlight, and we can't wait to return for another game. Highly recommend anyone who hasn't visited yet to check it out – it’s an experience worth having!

⚾️ Globe Life Field – A night to remember. I visited Globe Life Field last month to catch a Rangers game while on a work trip—and it ended up being one of the highlights of the week. We had a suite booked, which made the whole experience next-level. The food and drinks were on point, and the service inside the suite was top-tier. The atmosphere in the stadium was electric, and the energy from the crowd made it even better. Clean venue, great views, and everything felt well-organized from start to finish. Whether you’re going for business or fun, it’s 100% worth it. I’d go back in a heartbeat.

Beautiful Stadium, We took the tour before the game which I highly recommend. At the end of the tour we were able to watch batting practice. The stadium is awesome for games, we don't have roofs on our stadiums and it is Def a bonus with the temperature in the 90s. We hope to return soon.

This was the best stadium! It was a covered baseball field, and for it being hot in Dallas, it was quite cool inside. We went to see a concert, My Chemical Romance, and the set up was really immersive. There are many bathrooms, all around the stadium, great food, and accommodation services. From the main parking lot, the walk is only about half a mile, and it is very manageable. I was very impressed with how easy it was to get out of the parking lot for a very full concert. We were able to get from the parking lot to the highway within about 10 minutes.

The new stadium is amazing! I would recommend seats on the first or second level. Overall, this place has everything you need to enjoy a night out with the family.

Globe Life Field is hands down one of my favorite places to go for a ball game. When the Rangers play, every visit is a great experience. The energy in the stadium is always electric, and it’s the perfect spot for a fun night out. The food is delicious with tons of options whether you’re craving classic ballpark eats like footlong glizzies or something more unique, there’s something for everyone. The merchandise selection is also impressive, with plenty of gear to choose from so you can rep the Rangers in style. The staff is always friendly and helpful, which makes the whole experience even better. I especially love their theme nights! The special giveaways and unique items are such a fun bonus and make each visit feel special and memorable. Overall, it’s always a blast at Globe Life Field. Great food, great vibes, and great baseball!

I love visiting ballpark and catching games outside of my hometown. When I saw the Rangers would be in town when I happened to also be nearby, i was very excited. The ballpark, like everything in Texas, is huge. It was actually a little disappointing that the roof was closed the day I went, because it was a beautiful night out. I attempted to buy a ticket online, but it wouldn't let me purchase a single ticket, so I walked up to a ticket booth. Had no issue buying a single ticket there. However, the seat I was sold had a very blocked view, which wasn't mentioned at all. Thankfully it wasn't too full, so I just moved down the row. It would be helpful to have that mentioned when purchasing tickets. I also enjoy stadiums that do something for first time visitors. This one hit it out of the park (pun intended). They do a first game certificate and a button here. As a tick off all of the MLB stadiums, I love stuff like this. Lots of options for food and drink, wish I wouldn't have had such a late lunch, I would have enjoyed trying something here. If you use rideshare to get to the stadium, drop offs and pick up are a little hairy. Signage for where to go isn't great and when you do get to the indicated place, it isn't the most ideal for drivers.

Got a chance for experience the new stadium and a Rangers game! Traffic is pretty heavy in the area so I would advise to get there early to park, walk in, get food, and find seats. We paid for parking in a lot (it was a distance away) for $20. Entering went smoothly and we were able to find our seats fairly quickly. The roof was closed which made for a nice environment inside the stadium. I did buy a hotdog and margarita which set me back about $25. The seats are not that comfortable and don't offer much leg room. Overall, I was excited to see the Rangers play and look forward to returning!

Not a bad seat in the house. KC Royals bs TX Rangers...so far, 0/4 in favor of the TX Rangers

This was our first visit to Globe Life Stadium for a Texas Rangers baseball game. We were impressed with the way they've set things up both in and outside the stadium to help make it a destination. There are restaurants and bars just outside if you want a place before or after the game. Inside you have ample options for food and beverages. We even found a vegan food stand with some tasty nachos with cashew cheese.

Wow.... We're not even in the park and there are many places to hang out... I am extremely impressed with this ballpark and the fan zone outside the park. WOW.... Just fun everywhere... the fans are pumped but everyone is real cool. Texas , you guys do it right! Other cities please take note! Beautiful park... roof is open. This parks concessions is outstanding. Views of the field from everywhere are great.

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.

Beware of parking . It's always an inconvenience no matter what lot you're parking in . Very rude parking attendants that have no idea where anything is .Especially lois that was working in lot b . Even when asking questions about where to go for a pregame tour , was met with an rude response. Totally ignoring the question . And when she was confronted about her attitude , got very very defensive . So seems like the employees here can dish the attitude but can't take it . Hate to leave reviews like this but her attitude was so uncalled for .

This was our first visit to the new Globe Life Field (home to the Texas Rangers). If you are comparing ballparks, this one is average. There was nothing about it that really stood out as different or really cool. But, with that being said, thank God they put a roof on this stadium. The heat in Texas is brutal in the peak summer months so we were thankful to visit with the a/c blowing in full force. We were at the game rooting for the World Series Champion Astros. There were a TON of Astros fans that had made the drive up from Houston for this series. One thing I did appreciate about the Rangers fans is the Southern hospitality they show to visiting fans. No one was shouting at us or causing issues. I was thankful for that. If you are visiting Globe Life Field for the first time, I highly recommend taking the elevator up to the Level 3 Observation Deck in center field. (see my photo). It is a great view of the entire stadium from a way-up-there point of view. On the flip side, I did not find any must-try food at this ballpark. It all seemed pretty standard. Texas has really good food and in my opinion, GLF needs to step it up in this area. Bottom line - Good place to watch a baseball game. The a/c is a big improvement over the old stadium but in my opinion, the old stadium was more unique. Food was average but seemed to be less expensive than other ballparks I have visited. I'll be back for another Astros/Rangers series.

It was my first time at this ballpark with my colleagues and I wish I read fellow Elite Doug's review prior to going! I would've take the elevator to the 3rd floor for the observation deck! That being said, coming from LA, I thought this ballpark was so nice!!! First off, thank goodness they built this newer stadium and put a roof over it, and because of it, it was such a pleasant evening to see some baseball! My colleagues and I came on a Monday night in May when the Rangers and the Cardinals were playing. Though a Monday night, there were TONS of people!!! One of my colleagues and I ended up walking around and food hopping a lot, exploring the nice stadium and the food options. We ended up eating at Hurtado, recommended by one of the guy in the elevator assisting baseball fans. The BBQ meat was good, nothing stood out but it wasn't bad either. I have to say, this stadium was so nice and clean, lots of merch to shop for and tons of food options. Seats were clean and nice too. We didn't explore outside the stadium too much though, but it seemed like a really nice area to do so. We came a bit late so didn't get to check out the Live area they have either. It looked like of like LA Live. I would come here again!

First time visit to the ballpark was an overall good experience. Be prepared to be patient for the parking line. It's long but moves efficiently. I was surprised that they offered parking directly across the street for $35. Perfect! I appreciated the air conditioning because it was a super hot august day. My only complaint is the no consistency with food pricing. I noticed that there were a few discrepancies amongst several food prices. I'm talking a $5+ difference depending on which floor you were ordering on. There's a nice amount of food options to choose from so just make sure you're comparing prices. Thankfully it's easily walkable so exploring options isn't too bad.

Beautiful facility and such a nice feature to be able to open and close the stadium weather pending. I don't think I'd want to watch a baseball game under any other condition. Excited to revisit this facility soon!

Super stadium! Of the 3 stadiums MY Texas Rangers have called home, this is the best! I know some of my Yelp friends are fans of their White Sox, Cubbies, Angels, Padres and Yankees (plus a Phillie's fan, too), but I was there for opening Weekend of the New Texas Rangers in April of 1972 and have been a die hard fan ever since (and that's a lot of those were Win Starved seasons). This new stadium has it all! Thoughtful attractive design that makes it easy to get in and out of. We got there early and walked multiple levels learning what all was there! THAT is really cool to be able to do! It means you can meet friends at the game in other levels/sections to share dogs and a beer! (This was $1 hot dog night and I didn't share the nearly dozen I devoured.) There are areas for the kids to have fun (fenced in T-ball area), batting cages, cool kid food options. There are places for the adults to have fun (in case the game is too sad to see). There are lots of places to shop and keep paying attention to who is there as you might see some famous people! (I ran into and shook hands with former MLB pitcher Mike Bacsik, the pitcher that pitched the ball to Barry Bonds that broke Hank Aaron's Home Run record. Actually, Mike is one of the best sports media personalities and I'm a fan besides being a fan from his Rangers time on the mound. Hmmm, should I have gotten my hand autographed for touching the hand that gloved that ball before it was thrown?) I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. THE REALLY IMPORTANT ITEM, it has a retractable roof. (Meaning, A/C when it is Texas Hot & Humid.) No melting into your seat under the August afternoon sun. It has a gadzillion of food and drink options so you can get your expensive beer, tub of nachos, BBQ, giant crew served hot dogs and squad size hamburgers. (Okay maybe not a gadzillion, but sure seems like it!) I didn't find huge bags of peanuts in shells I used to get in the first stadium of '72, guess peanut shells blowing in the breeze is a memory for us old timers along with glass bottle beers. I did find a lot of ice cream options. I should mention, I'm not a fan of ice cream and beer. Thank you ice cream sellers for NOT having chocolate chip so I could have more $1 hot dogs. Yes, I had fun at the game despite MY Rangers doing the usual when I go see them. (Seriously, I've only been present at 3 Ranger wins of 34 games in 6 different ballparks across the US.) I love the new stadium and it makes going to the game MUCH more enjoyable. Let's go Rangers!

My family and I rented 2 combined suites, roughly $7,000 and spent another 3,000 on food and merchandise. We were harassed constantly by hall monitors and staff. Food was terrible, school cafeteria quality food. Extremely unfriendly and unprofessional staff. We would have had better food, service and experience at any bar or a chilis and could've saved time and a lot of money. I would highly recommend not going to Globe Life Stadium. I felt like a child in elementary school with the level of babysitting and the quality of the food. I wish I could leave 0 stars. I'm no longer a Rangers fan. I'll never return. I hope the Rangers lose from now on with the way they treated my family.

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

Hey, hey! It's your ol' pal Bruce here, coming at you with my take on the Texas Rangers' journey through their ballparks. From Arlington Stadium to The Ballpark in Arlington, with a name change of that stadium becoming Globe Life Park, and now to this whole new stadium, Globe Life Field. What a ride, folks! Now, let me tell you about this shiny new ballpark here called Globe Life Field. Having air conditioning is a real lifesaver, especially when you're faced with a blazing 105-degree heatwave outside. I mean, who wants to sweat their way through nine innings, am I right? But hold on to your hats, because there's a downside to this modern marvel. The prices for grub and drinks have skyrocketed compared to the good ol' days. Can you believe they're charging $13 or more for a measly can of beer? Yikes, that's enough to make you spill your peanuts! And let's not forget about the 50/50 raffle. Despite my lucky charm and my undying hope, I never seem to come out on top. It's a real bummer, just like in the other ballparks. Can't a guy catch a break? All in all, this ballpark is alright, I guess. And hey, it's all about baseball and the hope that the Texas Rangers make it to the big one this year, and that's what we love, right? So grab a cold one if you can swing it, settle into your seat, and enjoy the game, folks! Take it away!

My baseball stadium tour resumes! Hello Globe Life! Come for the Flaming Hot Cheeto Pretzel, and the Brisket egg rolls and stay for the ballgame ;) Kidding, you know I love a good ballgame but I love me some stadium food too! This place is gorgeous! I didn't know they had a roof, and it was super warm the night we came so I dressed appropriately until I realized I hadn't and very well could have used a jacket indoors and didn't need a pair of sunnies. I think you can check most stadiums for whether or not the roof will be open/closed. I'll definitely do this in the future. Had a yummy local IPA and we stayed until the 8th inning but had work in the morning so drove home before it ended. I'll be a Dodgers fan (born and raised baby!) for life but I'll be seeing A LOT of Globe Life in my future. Very fun stadium, and my brother recently sent me an incredible video with the special platform you need to see to take this beauty in. I'll be back for another game in a few weeks and we'll see how things shake out maybe even season tickets soon. We snagged parking at a $30 lot across the way.

Was asked to show my ticket to verify if I was sitting in the right seats, wasn't 25 seconds of me trying to find it on my phone that the rude staff member Candy told me "that's enough, let's go!" Zero patience, staff blows. Place is dope though that's why there's a second star.

This was stadium 21/30 for me. And I really liked it, a lot! Parked in Lot M ($15.00) which was not too far of a walk to the stadium (it was overcast and about 80 degrees the day I went....if it was mid July/August and sunny out, that walk may be a killer lol). I came in through Center Field, passed the Nolan Ryan statue on my way in, and was instantly impressed! I love how you walk into the stadium and you are elevated on the 2nd level kind of in the outfield. Everything is wide open and you just look around and admire how nice and new this stadium is. I took a couple of laps around the stadium and watched an inning or so from different viewpoints. Everywhere had good sight lines! I got a bottle of Smart Water for about $7.00 and that was my only purchase I made (besides my souvenir mini bat that I always get). Good mix of Rockies gear floating around the stadium. Rangers killed em that day though. I was very impressed with this stadium and its definitely in my top 5 or so that I have been to. I live in Surprise, AZ, Spring Training home of the Rangers, so it was cool to get to see them play a regular season game at home in Arlington!

I love how big and spacious this stadium is. Park 4 hours before game time to park for free. Buy drinks at Texas Live - cheaper than buying it from Lockhart's bar. Walk around to see the statues and the glove photo op. Highly recommend! Get there early if you want to sneak down to the lower bowl before the staff members get there to prevent you from going down the escalator!

For as INSANE as it is inside, the outside is the EXACT opposite. I would like to personally talk to Mr. Bush and Mr. Jones on how to fix this. Yes, its a zoo and a good one at that but my god people will need to caravan or be nomadic to make it to the games in time. I think we sat at a light for 30 minutes. That should just never happen. Too many cooks spoil the broth. Seems like there were too many people directing traffic causing issues. That being said, place was LIT. Huge, clean, fun, clear, loud, music, food, cushioned chairs?? They got it all. Made me want to be a Rangers fan I can tell you that. Hopefully they fix the issue that is the outside parking even though some how we got lucky towards the almost start of game time. Not too terrible getting in the ball park as far as a line but nothing like Houston also nothing like the Nightmare that was Atlanta or St Louis. Or NHL Penguins. Or PNC Park with Billy Joel last summer. My god. I had been waiting probably 32 years to get to Dallas, so hope the people that are in charge remedy this for anyone else in my shoes.

First time here and to the Arlington area. Getting near this place was an absolute night terror that had this review behind 0-2 in the count before I even got into the building. **PRO TIP - If driving here put in the 7-11 store nearby into your GPS, there is a vacant building next door which is a cash lot $20 to pay to park. It's far enough away from the stadium without having to sit in traffic AND THEN pay $30. From this lot, you cross a street and the media lot and the home plate entrance is right there.** After getting in I was really impressed with how big this cathedral of baseball is. Roof was closed with there being rain and storms that day. Just such a massive stadium inside. Two big screens and scoreboards in opposite corners of the outfield, really cool PA address office, and overall just a cool park. We didn't eat so I can't speak to good or beverage. But this cracks my top10 parks I've been to.

My first time at the stadium was during opening weekend... and I really enjoyed the experience. The stadium is so nice! It has multiple floors with bars and food stations. It is very clean and plenty of options for all attendees, including shopping for rangers gear, food, drinks, and dessert. The field is very beautiful. My only complaint is the parking... it is a little insane being so close to AT&T and Choctaw stadium. Each parking lot fee is different... I recommend buying your parking pass ahead of time if you can. It just expedites getting in faster! I'll definitely be back to check out another game.

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.

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.

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!!

The stadium is great. A great upgrade over the previous stadium. Perfect for the Texas weather now that it's indoors. Beautiful stadium. Great vibes.

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.

We came here for the 2022 Commander's Classic - which is Army vs Air Force football. It was my first time here, and I was impressed at the size and quality of the stadium. The seating was good as were the amount of facilities onsite. Tiny bladders, they got you covered. Parking was good - and it wasn't difficult getting in and out.

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.

All you can eat section is disgusting. People everywhere, food is marginal at best, nothing cooked very well. Not worth the money. We thought it would be good for kids, but they didn't even like it.

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.

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!

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.

This place was new, but I cannot get over the fact that they did not put any televisions in the concourse. That oversight makes this place an instant dump. The recent series vs. LA was packed and if you took a leak or waited to buy food, you were SOL. Terrible decision. Only food tried was the brisket egg rolls, which had poor brisket quality. Also, the front row seats in 208 has wires blocking your view. The place is cavernous, but didn't really have anything that distinguished itself from other places.

PROS -Overall genuinely friendly staff work here -Fans are obviously passionate and support their team -Police officers are cordial to everyone, too -Retractable roof is convenient for that unpredictable Texas humidity and rain, which is what I experienced this past Saturday -Food prices are quite reasonable as far as ballparks go CONS -Way too massive. It feels like an amalgamation of a museum and ballpark. Just a little too excessve for my tastes -Few staffers gave me attitude when I mentioned needing accommodations for my knee pain -Very pricey tickets. I paid a fortune to sit in the nose bleeds -Overall feel to this place is opulence and wealth instead of being a typical casual baseball venue I guess I would attend again if I am in the area. Nonetheless, I've visited better ballparks.

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.

Lied about 10,000 trophies. Will never go again. Disgraceful. Not actually available to first 10,000 through the doors. Only on certain doors. I only wanted one for friend dying of concer in Parkland. I'm actually a Dodgers fan. You just proven what a one hit wonder you are ...

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.

Went to the Yankees vs Rangers game last week and finally got to check out this beautiful stadium. I have never seen something set up so well. There are so many food options, lots of alcohol, and it's incredibly well lit. I got a hot dog but it was so good I didn't even get to take a picture... It didn't even make it to my seat. I ate it on the way back it was THAT good. Make sure to get chili and cheese. Also... they have fries that are out of this world WITH sides of ranch. A must get. I snagged a rangers top from the bottom floor main pro shop on my way out... the hardest part was only picking 1 thing. If you want rangers swag, go to a game and check out the pro shop. Can't wait to go back!

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.

Another stadium off the list! So cool and awesome! Newly built and beautiful! One of the best stadiums that I visited so far. Good food spots and not bad on the prices either! Definitely recommend doing the tour, you learn a lot! So cool that this stadium has a dome!

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!

Roof Closes when It's above 85 degrees! Yes, I can finally catch and thoroughly enjoy a Rangers game live after early June. A beautiful stadium this is at that. Great visibility with all the tried different levels and sections. Plenty of art work all around. Though the food is very good here, the wait at their concession stands at the general seating sections are awfully long. If not arriving early enough, I am just as happy with my bag of peanuts and my bottle of H2O which GLF allows each guest to bring in. CHEERS!

As far as concerts go, this is my least favorite venue in Texas. A lot of walking no matter where you park, acoustics are below par, and there aren't many good options, and things are pricy.

"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.

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!

First time at Globe Life Field. Found it better than AT&T Stadium. I appreciated that Globe Life Field has workers visible with warm smiles offering assistance if/when needed. Globe Life Field easier to navigate. And Globe Life Field has familiar eating establishments to choose from. Quite a pleasant, non-stressful experience!

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.

Well, it finally happened. The Rangers have won the World Series! Wife John and I took a trip back to celebrate the parade. John was the third base coach for the 1972 team.. she's been waiting for this win her whole life. She played for the Washington Senators before that, and before that she was an actual Senator. that's how they recruited then. They picked the most agile Senators and it only took 3 minutes of an audition to recognize John was a stocky 6'3" slugger at heart.they didn't know she was a woman. She never told them she was a woman either. It was kind of like when Amanda Bynes did She's the Man but John didn't put on a disguise she was just John. At the parade people didn't recognize her... she definitely looks different after all these years ..only gotten prettier.!! We took a visit to see her photo hung up in the Hall of Fame suite. There it was! Maiden name and all. 1972 Third Base Coach: Jaundice Montgomery. After the parade we went to Cane's and ordered 4 caniac combos and 6 extra sides of cole slaw from none other than who? Corey Seager. WTF! Why was he there. did the Rangers fire him? I'm just jokin. Get out of there Corey. You dont work at canes Congratulations Texas Rangers. SEE YOU IN THE SPRING,

I hate dumping on someone's hometown baseball park. I really do. But considering my friend in Fort Worth says the locals dislike the stadium as much as I do, I guess I don't feel that bad. First off, the park is in a sports complex that includes the Cowboys' stadium, AT&T Park. I came to the Rangers park, which is close by, on the same night there was a concert at the football stadium. Traffic was a nightmare. And there are bunches of parking lots, but some are permit only, while others are permit only or $30 cash. Yes, $30. At a baseball park. And you still have to walk a long way even if if you score a handicapped space in one of the closest lots. The design of the park is odd. A lot of wasted space, especially in the outfield concourse. Nothing is really near anything else. It's all spaced really far back from the field and really far away from each other (and in most cases the bathrooms). Somehow they opened the roof WHILE I AS WALKING ON THE CONCOURSE and had no idea it was happening. It didn't change the vibe inside the building one bit. It just made it hot. I don't tend to want to complain about concession prices at a sporting event because you should just expect that going on. However, $18.50 for a large soda and a "jumbo" hot dog that was about the size of what would be considered a normal regular hot dog at a place like Wrigley Field or Miller Park? Really? Come on now. I do recommend the brisket eggrolls if you like brisket and eggrolls. They come with fries, ask which concession stand has it. The sight lines are ok. The seats and the aisles are good, although row 1 in any of the upper decks above field level gets you a bunch of metal bars in front of you, block your view. Plenty of loud, blasting music. The scoreboards are ok, but the out-of-town one is too small. My buddy says the park has all the charm of a Costco. I don't know about that, but I would put this one near the bottom of Major League Baseball.