How to Plan a Globe Life Field Visit and Find Parking

Globe Life Field is at 734 Stadium Drive in Arlington, on a 13-acre site just south of Globe Life Park in Arlington. It serves as the Texas Rangers’ home ballpark and hosts sports and entertainment events. From 1902 Studios, it’s about a 10-minute drive to the stadium.

The Rangers played their first season at Globe Life Field in 2020. It is their third home park since the team moved to Texas for the 1972 season. The official groundbreaking took place on September 28, 2017, and construction finished in less than 30 months.

The ballpark’s retractable roof can open in approximately 12 minutes. Its approximate capacity is 40,300 across seven seating levels.

For Rangers games, parking lots open 2.5 hours before night games and 2 hours before day games. Opening Day and Postseason timing may change. You can pay in advance or by debit or credit card when entering a lot; cash isn’t accepted. Lots have a strict no-in-and-out policy, and parking fees are non-refundable.

Advance general-admission parking is listed for Sienna Lot M at $25, Camry Lot D at $30 and Grand Highlander Lot V at $50. Day-of general-admission options include:

• $25 at Sienna Lot M and Highlander Lot N.
• $35 at Capstone Lot E, Sequoia Lot L and Camry Lot D.
• $45 at Corolla Lot C and Rav4 Lot Q.
• $50 at Grand Highlander Lot V, Rangers Business Park and 801/803 Stadium.

Camry Lot D also lists day-of bus parking at $60 and RV parking at $100. For oversized vehicles, the Rangers direct drivers to Toyota Lot D: payment is by credit card, entry is allowed when lots open, and vehicles must leave by 9 a.m. the next day, schedule permitting.

Tundra Lot B, Corolla Lot C, Tacoma Lot R and Rav4 Lot Q are listed as season-ticket parking lots. Reserved lots are Supra Lot A, TRD Pro Lot T, Lexus Lot W and Tacoma Lot R, with Tacoma Lot R accessed through R1 on Cowboys Way.

Accessible parking is available in general-admission lots on a first-come, first-served basis. Ask parking staff about an ADA cart if needed. Accessible parking cannot be selected when pre-purchasing online.

For Rangers home-game tickets, the team directs buyers to texasrangers.com, the Southeast Ticket Office near the SeatGeek Southeast Entry, or 972-RANGERS x1. Phone, internet and box-office orders are subject to tax and fees. Tickets are delivered digitally through the MLB Ballpark app; print-at-home tickets aren’t accepted. SeatGeek is Major League Baseball’s official fan-to-fan ticket marketplace.

For Rangers games, afternoon-game entries open 1.5 hours before game time, while night-game entries open 2 hours before game time. Special-event opening times, including Opening Day and Postseason games, may change.

Each guest may bring up to two soft-sided bags, each no larger than 16 inches long by 8 inches wide by 16 inches high. Backpacks are prohibited, except for diaper, medical and Jr. Rangers-branded backpacks that meet the size limit.

You may also bring one sealed, clear plastic bag of outside food no larger than a quart, plus one sealed, non-flavored plastic water bottle of up to 1 liter per ticket. All items are subject to search.

Re-entry is allowed at public entries from doors opening until the game starts. After the start, re-entry is limited to one door at the TXU North Entry and one at the SeatGeek Southeast Entry. You must have your ticket scanned when leaving and go through screening again when you return.

If you’re driving, follow the Rangers’ route directions for your approach. From Dallas or Love Field Airport, take I-30 west to Ballpark Way, Exit 29S, then turn left on Randol Mill Road.

From Fort Worth, take I-30 east to Baird Farm Road/Ballpark Way/Legends Way, Exit 28, then continue via Copeland Road, Convention Center Drive, Ballpark Way and Randol Mill Road.

Rideshare pickups use the zone at Chatman Cutoff. After events, pickups aren’t allowed on Randol Mill. The City of Arlington has discontinued pedicab transportation between the lots and ballpark.

Trolley service may be available to guests staying at hotels in the Arlington Entertainment District. It drops off and picks up on the northbound lanes of Nolan Ryan Expressway between Randol Mill Road and Road to Six Flags, starting 2.5 hours before the game and ending 30 minutes after it.

Globe Life Field has more than 100 concession stands operated by Delaware North Sportservice. Texas Live! is listed as open from 11 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday, and from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday.

If you’re planning another stop in the area, you can read the guide to visiting Choctaw Stadium or the guide to concerts at Texas Trust CU Theatre.

If you’re planning an overnight around a game, you can find lodging details for 1902 Studios.

Before you go: Parking rates, event entry details and service availability can change, so check the official site before you go.