Globe Life Field

We love going to Rangers games, but we got to go to Globe Life for a concert and it was really cool.The stage for the Cody Johnson concert was set up effectively in center field and so all the seats faced it and had good views. They also set up two giant screens on the two sides of the stage.We loved it and thought it was really well done for a concert.

I came to Globe Life Field for a concert and though I'm not personally a fan of concerts at baseball fields, I thought the overall venue was fun & enjoyed the air conditioning. Surprisingly, there was excellent cellular signal and data coverage (T-Mobile), so I never missed a live posting to my social media accounts. There are multiple floors and depending on what you're looking for, here are a few amenities to keep in mind. The first & third floor have several public food vendors and restrooms compared to those in the suite, and the lower level has more comfortable seating.One downside to this stadium are the exits, which bottleneck everyone as you have to exit through a single path. Overall, great options and plenty to do, plus a wide selection of Rangers gear!

Fun, Fun, Fun! This is my second visit to globe life field. The first time was for a graduation ceremony. If you want to know about food, beverages, and menu prices I got you covered. I thought, go big or go home when I purchased the $32.99 boomstick triple play. It's located at Texas 24-132 stand. There is a limited supply available. I feel it was only worth it given the cost of each item if I purchased them separately. The hot dog is the main item you want out of the three. The nachos are great, but basic nachos you can get anywhere. The hamburger meat was well-seasoned, but thin. The patty and toppings were on a hot dog bun not a hamburger bun. This is the main reason for the patty size.I highly recommend the nachos grande! It's loaded and it comes with brisket. If you want a souvenir helmet, go for the awesome nachos. These items are located at turnpike Tex-mex 208 stand. I was told the strawberry lime margarita swirl has 5% alcohol. It was a tropical refresher after a long day.They have county fair freeze-dried treats. I purchased the variety pack for $4.99 which includes everything. There are two locations. I purchased mine at the cheetos popcorn 111 stand. The funnel cake is decent but small for $9.99 at stand 29. For that price it should be as big as the plate. $1 hot dogs are only on wednesdays. $1 ice cream is only on Sundays. However, from the amount of people lined up on Saturday at the blue bell ice cream stands it may have been $1 or people just wanted ice cream in a helmet.If you like peanuts they have the same ones offered at Texas roadhouse. There's also power-up and sabritas peanuts. For BBQ you can select the 1 or 2 meat plate from sky porch. Bullpen and Hurtado bbq have some options. The brisket nachos for $22.99 at hurtado bbq looked delicious. I was shocked by the number of fans purchasing food from whataburger and golden chick.You can purchase all you can eat seats in advance. These game seats are located in left-field sections 27-33. There's a bahama bucks, pluckers, and a multitude of food options you can select.During the Texas ranger's vs Seattle mariners' game on 9/21/24 the ballpark handed out free Adolis Garcia cartwheel bobbleheads. It was detailed, heavy, and well-made. Great baseball collectible for fans. Before you head home make sure you head over to the TXU energy FREE photo station to get your photo with the World Series Trophy.I went into every store at the stadium. I did find some reasonable items. Most clothing items were $200-$500. They did have a 50% off promotional deal on all-star's merchandise. When I found reasonably priced shirts starting at $36 there was no large shirts. This is one thing they need to work on if they want more business.When it comes to parking, I paid a total of $32.48 including venue fee/tax. Lot D parking is close to the stadium. Parking was a breeze going in and out. Depending on how far you're willing to walk parking prices can vary. It was still 95-98 degrees, so I opted to pay the $30 for a closer parking lot instead of $20.I enjoyed using the elevator. I like that there's always a staff member in the elevator to press the buttons and make sure everyone feels safe in a close space. If you're thinking about planning a game night at globe life field, please do. I had so much fun hanging out with baseball fans and consuming delicious food and beverages.FYI the stadium and parking areas only take credit cards no cash. Go to the MLB ballpark app to review ticket, bag policy, parking areas, and additional stadium policies before game night. All the staff members I encountered were friendly. The service was fast with the amount of people in line. The restrooms were kept clean and stocked.

I had never been to the old stadium to compare it, but what I will say is that this stadium is a really nice and large spacious stadium that screams "baseball" from the time you walk through those doors! Rangers wall art, memorabilia, etc. it was exciting walking through as we tried to find our seats. I love the fact that it is an indoor baseball stadium considering this Texas heat and the baseball season coinciding. I don't know if there is a bad seat in the house. We spent some time on various levels and felt like we could see the game from them all. Definitely recommend going and catching a game here for the experience!

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This is still one of the best ballparks in America. Very spacious! Texas Live is incredibly fun! Love this place!Parking was not free... I got there 4 hours before game time and the parking attendants did not let me in. You might have to come even earlier in the future to get a free parking spot. If you get in when the gates open, there is a space you can sneak down to the lower bowl and get to see the nicer concession stands

I thought the Ballpark in Arlington was always nice, but then I attended a game at Globe Life Field, truly an amazing ballpark! Super nice, every amenity you could want in a baseball complex and more! The parking situation ducks a little bit, but the facility is off the chain!

What a great experience this was ! We went to a baseball game on a Saturday night. I went to the Old rangers stadium a few times and Globe life is such an upgrade. First of all the fact that I can go to a baseball game without feeling like I am going to melt is a game changer for me I will for sure be attending more games. Second the food options seem endless! There is such a wide variety of food that it was a bit overwhelming (in a good way). There is a pluckers inside which is wild but so cool to me haha.I ordered the souvenir helmet nachos with brisket, a hot dog, and a daiquiri mixed with pina colada and wow everything was so good!

It is a great experience! The stadium is so pretty especially with the top down at sunset. Everything is well-labeled so you know where to go for seating. Their website is inclusive so check it out if you have specific questions. Parking was almost half a mile away or so, and with a toddler in tow it was slow-going. Also we were charged more than the $30 the attendant told us, by $2.38. I'm guessing a card fee even though cashless was the only option. Switch and bait there. I'm gathering the only way around it is to prepay? Anyway, fun experience. Go Rangers!

Came here for a college baseball tournament and the staff was so clueless about what concessions were open. I walked over half of the concourse before I was told I couldn't go any further due to a restricted area. I passed dozens of staff that never said anything to me while I was heading towards the restricted area. Just complete laziness and disorganization. Staff just on their phones talking to each other. Horrible fan experience.