Exploring the Reigning Champs Home Base: The Texas Rangers

 Fit for a Champ

In the Heart of the Action

As much as it pains me to say it, Globe Life Park is single-handedly one of the greatest stadium achievements in recent baseball history. The 2023 MLB World Series Champions, the Texas Rangers, play in this iconic, modern masterpiece. Getting there is a breeze as well. It is conveniently  located between Dallas and Fort Worth in Arlington, Texas.

Pre-Game Party

One of the best parts of this new stadium is the entertainment plaza recently completed. Called "Texas Live", a 200,000-square-foot sports entertainment venue opened with the new stadium and has gained huge traction. You have the ability to tailgate in the massive parking lots or enjoy many country-themed restaurants like PBR Texas, Lockhart Smokehouse, and even a venue from the one and only Guy Fieri!


Game Day Experience

Once inside, the magic of Globe Life Parks comes alive. Regardless of how big of a fan you are, the atmosphere can best be described as contagious. I must admit, as a die-hard Astros fan, it was difficult to see such buzzing energy for a team that won less than 70 games the previous year. However, with a front office spending close to a billion dollars and making key trades, fans finally have a real reason to be excited.


Time Well Spent

The Kid's Zone, complete with interactive games, a carousel, and a mini golf course, can keep your little ones entertained throughout the game. Captain, the Ranger's mascot, even makes occasional appearances and takes photos with young fans!


Meet the Home Team

This stadium can only be described as a majestic piece of art and will leave you with an unforgettable experience that blends baseball with modern amenities. Whether you're a Rangers fan or more like me, this stadium really has something for everyone. Grab a cap and go enjoy a nice summer's day in some AC at Globe Life Park!





Here's a Youtube video tour.

Enjoy a 3D seat tour!
Location: 1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington, TX 76011, USA

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