Globe Life Field
Stadium · Arlington ·
Retractable roof stadium with AC, BBQ, vegan options, and more
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734 Stadium Dr, Arlington, TX 76011 Get directions
Retractable roof stadium with AC, BBQ, vegan options, and more
734 Stadium Dr, Arlington, TX 76011 Get directions
"An updated guest guide for the venue now allows each ticket holder, for this season, to bring one sealed, gallon-sized (or smaller) bag of food and one sealed plastic bottle of non‑flavored water under one liter. The park’s more than 100 concession stands will remain open but are operating cashless due to health-and-safety protocols, and staff have installed cash-conversion “reverse ATM” stations around the venue to turn cash into debit cards. Because the allowance is per ticket, groups can pool multiple bags to create shared meals, and fans have already imagined everything from bacon burnt ends and brought-in peanuts or Cracker Jacks to artful charcuterie boards or DIY replicas of the team’s iconic two-foot “Boomstick” hot dog — promising a wave of inventive, Texas-style ballpark fare this season." - Amy McCarthy
"At the Rangers' home games, a major-league stadium is now serving Oatly's first-ever plant-based soft serve in chocolate and vanilla. While the company already sells frozen oat-based ice cream in stores, this soft-serve rollout is a new stadium offering; Oatly's original oat milk has seen sales surge during the pandemic and the brand is preparing for a public offering." - Brittanie Shey
"At Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers, Oatly’s vegan soft-serve is available as well; Texas currently allows 100 percent fan capacity at baseball games, unlike Chicago." - Ashok Selvam
"Missing the ballpark experience at the brand new Globe Life Field, I can now get hot dogs, burgers, barbecue, peanuts, and Cracker Jacks delivered straight to my door via the TryHungry website. The menu ranges from massive turkey legs to the Boomstick—a 24-inch hot dog piled with chili, queso, and jalapeños—and offers family packs like the Ballpark Triple Play, which includes “heat-at-home” burgers, Nolan Ryan hot dogs, and Ranger nachos for $80; all family packs also come with a souvenir stein shaped like Globe Life Field. For the full baseball-game-at-home feel, a “Delivery Captain” drops the food off and it’s guaranteed to arrive at least one hour before game time." - Amy McCarthy
"Opening for the 2020 season in Arlington on March 23, I'm excited that this spanking-new ballpark will debut a trio of new restaurants alongside the usual stadium fare. In addition to traditional hot dogs, the venue will offer deep-fried snacks such as brisket egg rolls — similar to those served at Globe Life Park — and, according to the Dallas Morning News, three popular restaurant chains from Texas and beyond will sling their wares at the forthcoming ballpark." - Amy McCarthy
