Globe Life Field, Baseball stadium in Arlington, United States
Globe Life Field is a baseball stadium in Arlington serving as home to the Texas Rangers. The roof opens and closes, while the surface consists of artificial turf and the temperature stays controlled throughout the year.
The Texas Rangers moved here in 2020, leaving their previous stadium next door. The relocation allowed the team to play under protected conditions during extreme summer heat and occasional rainfall.
The stadium's dimensions encode Rangers history: the last two digits in feet match retired jersey numbers and key seasons. The team store near the north gate by center field stays open even on days without a game. Autograph sessions run from gate opening until 45 minutes before first pitch, with players and location posted at the entrance gates; Tuesday sessions are for children only, Thursday for adults.
Multiple entrances lead into the stadium from different parking areas, all accessible from nearby highways. Visitors should allow extra time before game days for security checks and locating their seating section.
All six games of the 2020 World Series were played here even though the Rangers were not in it, the only venue to host a World Series without its tenant. The marked field dimensions encode the team's retired numbers and key seasons in their final two digits.
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