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Globe Life Field Tour

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Tour the brand new, state-of-the-art home of the Texas Rangers! Guided tours of Globe Life Field take you on a history-rich behind the scenes journey to areas like the Outfield, PA Booth, Dugout Club and more! All areas subject to availability. Tours begin at the north entry off Texas Live, near the Grand Slam Gift Shop. All ages and interest levels are sure to be entertained by our knowledgeable tour guides and sweeping views. You don’t have to be a “seam head” to appreciate the impressive architecture, design, and storytelling you will find inside this new iconic stadium. There is truly something for everyone!

Tours are not available prior to day games that start before 5:00 p.m. Please note that the time of the final tour is dependent on time of game: • If the game begins at 6:05 p.m., the last tour will leave at 12:00 p.m. • If the game begins at 7:05 p.m., the last tour will leave at 1:00 p.m. • If the game begins at 8:05 p.m., the last tour will leave at 2:00 p.m. • When the team has an off-day or is out of town, the last tour will leave at 4:00 p.m.

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Texas Rangers to offer ‘championship tours’ of Globe Life Field in Arlington

The experience will include a tour of the grounds and a photo opportunity with the commissioner’s trophy..

By SportsDay Staff

7:16 PM on Nov 10, 2023 CST

Following the Texas Rangers ’ run to the franchise’s first World Series title , the team has announced that it will offer championship tours of its home ballpark, Globe Life Field in Arlington.

The experience includes a ballpark tour and a photo opportunity with the Commissioner’s Trophy, the championship trophy awarded to the winner of the World Series.

The team will begin hosting tours on the weekend of Nov. 11-12, and will continue offering them until the last day of January in 2024.

The team is offering two different tours, one a “standard option” with a tour including stops at the press box, media room and visiting clubhouse. The “premium option” includes the same tour stops in addition to 30 minutes of time on the field.

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Guide To Rangers Ballpark In Arlington

October 26, 2010 / 11:38 AM CDT / CBS Texas

1000 Ballpark Way Arlington, TX 76011 (817) 273-5222 www.mlb.mlb.com

Rangers Ballpark in Arlington has been the home for the Texas Rangers since April 1, 1994. Located at the corner of Randol Mill Road and Ballpark Way, south of Interstate 30 , the ballpark is an open-air stadium. The playing surface is natural grass.

The stadium, officially, can seat 49,170 people. Although, during the 2010 baseball playoffs, attendance figures were over 50,000 as the team sold standing room only tickets.

WHERE IS THE BEST SEAT IN THE HOUSE?

It depends where you want to sit and how much you're willing to spend for a ticket. In 2010, ticket prices ranged from $6 for Grandstand Reserved in the upper corner down the first base line to $215 for a seat behind home plate .

Tickets in the right field home run porch range between $30 and $35. However, you won't be able to see the scoreboard. And most of the seats will be blocked from seeing the fireworks that go off in center field when a Ranger player hits a home run.

If you want to be close to the action on the field, ticket prices range from $40 to $100. Seats on the first row, next to the field, area available when tickets go on sale before the start of the season.

There is a smaller, middle section group of seats that stretches around from the first base side to the third base side called the Lexus level. Ticket prices range from $25 to $70. In the Lexus Club Box Section, for $45 per ticket, you can place your food or drink order with a Rangers ballpark employee. There is a surcharge for the convenience.

Section 335, in the upper deck down the first base line, is the only designated non-alcohol section at the ballpark.

If you're a baseball purist, the seats behind home plate in the upper deck, $15 to $20 a ticket, allow you to see the entire field. There's a good vantage point to see how the defense is set up for a particular batter.

Certain games are designated as Premier Games. These games are usually against the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and a few games against AL West opponents. During the 2010 season ticket prices for these games increased $5.

Call Rangers Ticket Services at 972-RANGERS for specific information.

Parking is available at various lots around the stadium for $10 on Rangers property. Lexus Valet Parking is also available at a cost of $30.

THE FAN EXPERIENCE

Team owners Chuck Greenberg and Nolan Ryan are promoting the fan experience. In between innings fans can watch the infamous 'Dot Race', which consists of costumed 'dots' racing down the third base line. There are also 'competitions' where children attempt to steal third base in 35 seconds or less and adults try and guess the game attendance. If the Rangers score in a designated inning all fans receive a coupon for a free taco from Taco Bueno. And late in the 2010 season, the Rangers introduced a blue light special that were usually a $1 or $2 discount off certain concession prices or merchandise from the gift shop during the sixth inning.

The organization has special promotion nights throughout the season. Fireworks Friday includes discounted tickets and parking and a fireworks show set to music after the game. Another popular promotion is $1 Hot Dog Wednesday . Some promotions, which usually include t-shirts or a toy, are exclusively for children 13 years old and younger.

CONCESSION STANDS

Access to concession stands isn't a problem. There are more than 100 stands, fixed and portable, throughout the stadium. You can expect to stand in line before the game and, sometimes, in between innings.

The menu ranges from the traditional fare of sodas and beer to peanuts and popcorn and nachos and hot dogs. On the lower level of the concourse, there are specialized food choices including Brats, Barbecue and Oriental food. Prices vary but you will generally pay under $10 for a food choice. Some stands offer a package deal that includes fries or chips and a drink. Check the menu.

If you don't want to leave your seat during the game, vendors will walk up and down the aisles selling sodas and beer, cotton candy, peanuts, Lemon Chills and other treats.

PROGRAMS & SOUVENIRS

At each entrance to the ballpark, fans can buy a program that includes articles about the players and information about the organization.

The Majestic Grand Slam Gift Shop, located on the first floor of the office building behind center field, is the largest souvenir shop in the stadium. Shirts, caps and other collectibles are for sale.

A little-known attraction at the ballpark is the Texas Rangers Baseball Hall of Fame . It's located on the lower level of the stadium behind the right field stands. The hall includes a history of the Texas Rangers organization and memorabilia from current and former players.

The organization offers tours of the ballpark including the clubhouse and press box . Tours are held at various times during the regular season and off-season. Call (817) 273-5099 ahead to make sure of tour scheduling on the day that you are considering. Tout tickets range from $5 for children to $10 for adults.

VANDERGRIFF PLAZA

The plaza is named after former Arlington Mayor Tom Vandergriff who was instrumental in bringing the Rangers franchise to Texas. It includes a green field area inside the park and the interactive Center Field Sports Park inside. Center Field Sports includes a Wiffle Ball Park, Tee-Ball Cages, Speed Pitch, Temporary Tattoos, Mojo Pitching Cage, and picnic tables. Center Field Sports Park opens two hours before game time.

Keep your eyes peeled for home runs and the occasional errant foul ball, since guests may keep any baseball hit into the stands. But don't get too anxious. Fans CANNOT interfere a ball hit into the field of play .

The bottom line is to have fun at the ballpark with friends and family. Let's Go Rangers!

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The Ballpark in Arlington

Yeah, OK, I know the place is formally called “Rangers Ballpark in Arlington”, but after the debacle that was the Ameriquest Field stuff, when we went back to what it is, I decided to just use the old name.  There.

The Ballpark in Arlington is the home of the Texas Rangers, and has been since it opened at the start of the 1994 season. During the 2004 season, the naming rights were whored out sold to the Ameriquest Mortgage Company, and the ballpark was officially renamed to “Ameriquest Field in Arlington”, although no real fans called it that. Before the 2007 season started, it was announced that the agreement with Ameriquest was terminated, and that starting in 2007, the park would officially be known as “Rangers Ballpark in Arlington”. Close, but not the same. I don’t know any fans who will use that name. Really. “The Ballpark in Arlington” it remains.

Despite all the things team management has done to it (really plowed on the advertising, changed the name to Ameriquest Field, screw up the field by putting college tournaments there DURING the baseball season, let Chuck Morgan go away for a season, let some sections of seats and cement fall into disrepair), it still remains a great place to watch a game. Having grown up in Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, I have to say this place is a palace compared to that old (and no longer existing) place.

Ballpark Info on this site

• My own VIRTUAL SEAT SELECTOR (see what the park looks like from any section!)
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• The Ballpark in Arlington Info page at Texas Rangers site
• TBIA Guide at Texas Rangers site
• TBIA Info page at ballparks.com
• TBIA Info page at USA Today
• TBIA page at baseballparks.com
• Ballpark in Arlington page on Wikipedia

Arlington Stadium

Arlington Stadium was the home of the Texas Rangers from their first season here in 1972 through the end of the 1993 season. It previously existed before that as “Turnpike Stadium”, and housed non major league baseball during that time. The stadium was demolished in 1994 after it’s replacement was opened.

• Arlington Stadium Info page at ballparks.com
• Arlington Stadium page at Wikipedia

If you’re familiar with the movie Bull Durham, there’s a Texas Rangers connection to old Arlington Stadium. Right near the end of the movie, there’s a scene where Tim Robbins’ character is being interviewed on TV. Well, the ballpark they’re doing that it in is Arlington Stadium.

I didn’t recognize it all the times I’ve seen it before, but I watched the movie on DVD with the Director’s commentary on. Well, I was wondering if he’d say where the big league park I knew was at the end of the movie really was, so I was looking for any kind of landmark. I saw a billboard that looked suspiciously like the WBAP one with the Texas flag in it, and sure enough.. The director said “This was filmed in Texas in Arlington Stadium, before the new stadium was built”. The Texas Rangers even get a thank you in the end credits. If you’d like to see some screen captures from Bull Durham, check out this page in my photo gallery.

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Globe Life Field in Arlington is the NEW home of MLB's Texas Rangers and has been called the best baseball facility in the Major Leagues. We want all guests at Globe Life Field to enjoy events here, and some of that fun starts before you enter the ballpark. All guests wishing to tailgate must observe the following guidelines. These guidelines have been developed to provide a fair, reasonable, and safe tailgating experience for guests. Failure to follow these guidelines may result in the loss of tailgating privileges and ejection from the parking lot. Private, all-inclusive tailgate packages are available through the Rangers partner, Tailgate Guys. Click below to learn more about these offerings. Reserve a Private Tailgate Area

General Protocols

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Meeting Facilities

• Description 6,500 sq. ft. space located behind right field Flexible, three-level configuration for events of any size Features one-of-a-kind Rangers memorabilia Hall of Fame Theater offers a 30’ screening wall, cinema-quality audio and a hi-definition projector
• Floorplan File Floorplan File
• Total Sq. Ft. 46500
• Theatre Capacity 300
• Banquet Capacity 350
• Number of Rooms 5
• Classroom Capacity 200

Jack Daniel's Club

• Total Sq. Ft.: 17000
• Theater Capacity: 500
• Classroom Capacity: 250
• Reception Capacity: 1000

Hyundai Club

• Theater Capacity: 100
• Classroom Capacity: 80
• Reception Capacity: 150

Texas Rangers Hall of Fame and Theater

• Total Sq. Ft.: 6500
• Theater Capacity: 200
• Classroom Capacity: 300
• Reception Capacity: 350

Captain Morgan Club

• Total Sq. Ft.: 4000
• Theater Capacity: 125
• Classroom Capacity: 120
• Reception Capacity: 200

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• Total Sq. Ft.: 9100
• Classroom Capacity: 160

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There is some amount of netting or screening in front of the following seating sections: Sections 1-26. The height and coverage of netting or screening varies by section.

Fans in the sections listed above are still exposed to objects leaving the field of play, including bats and bat fragments and thrown or batted balls. Ticket holder assumes all risk of injury. For more information on netting or screening coverage and seating options, please contact the Texas Rangers Box Office at  972-RANGERS or [email protected]

The Texas Rangers Baseball Club may expand its use of netting. No refunds, exchanges or cancellations will be permitted.

Design renderings, displays, amenities, and any other information about Globe Life Field are approximate, for illustrative purposes only, and are subject to change. Rangers make no guarantee, warranty or representation as to the accuracy or completeness of such information. Certain restrictions may apply. © Rangers Baseball LLC. All rights reserved. All other trademarks are used with permission and are the property of their respective owners.

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