Texas Rangers Suites

Globe Life Field, 734 Stadium Drive, Arlington, TX

Texas won its first World Series in franchise history last season. That wasn’t a fluke. Mostly the same lineup returns for Texas. Infielders Corey Seager and Marcus Semien both dominated in 2023, helping carry the Rangers. Outfielder Adolis Garcia smashed a career-high 39 homers last year. And Texas has a youth movement surrounding its stars. Third baseman Josh Jung and outfielders Leody Taveras and Evan Carter are all 26 years old or under. On the mound, starter Nathan Eovaldi heads the rotation. And the return of stars Jacob DeGrom and Max Scherzer is expected. That’s all plenty for the Rangers to go back-to-back.

Globe Life Field, which opened in 2020, is the place for premium seating. Club spaces are scattered throughout the ballpark. Most include buffets, in-seat service, great locations, high-end experiences, and more. Dugout Tables also get you right up to the action and include a waitstaff. For suites, renting is easy. Groups between 20-500 get food and beverage options, parking passes, and concierge service across Party, Classic, and Hall of Fame Suites. Owning Suites is also an option. Field, Founders, Legacy, and Classic Suites are open. Across various sizes, club access, parking passes, attendants, and credits are included.

The Rangers addressed offensive concerns before the 2022 season, and this past offseason was fruitful in the pitching department. Texas first re-signed Martin Perez, who was its best pitcher last year. Then they made a free-agent splash by signing Jacob DeGrom away from the New York Mets. Experience was also added to the bench in the form of manager Bruce Bochy, who won three World Series titles with San Francisco from 2010-14. Veterans Nathan Eovaldi, Andrew Heaney, and Jake Odorizzi join Jon Gray in the rotation.

At Globe Life Stadium, you can rest easy knowing you’ll see a game under the Texas skies or in climate-controlled comfort if it’s too hot outside! Field Suites, between home plate and the dugout, are carved into the ground, so you’ll feel like you’re watching from the dugout, making this one of the best premium-seating options in the stadium. These suites also give you access to the all-inclusive Lexus Club. Classic Suites hold 20 fans and come with 2-5 VIP parking passes, a dedicated suite attendant, a private restroom, and a $600 food and beverage credit.

The Rangers played their first season with fans at Globe Life Park to a disappointing 102 losses, so the team went to great lengths to try and fix that in 2022. Corey Seager and Marcus Semien were big free-agent signings, and Adolis Garcia, Nathaniel Lowe, and Josh Jung will also be solid pieces to the offense. Jon Gray takes his pitching talents from Colorado, where he pitched well despite the difficult conditions of Coors Field, and Dane Dunning and Glenn Otto will get extended looks in the rotation. The offense should be ahead of the pitching in 2022 at least, but that should make for some entertaining nights at the new ballpark.

The Home Plate Club at Globe Life Field gives you seats within the first eight rows behind the dish, and you have access to the huge club and its expansive food and drink options. The Speakeasy is an exclusive club space that features all-inclusive food and beverage (including beer, wine, and the specialty cocktail of the game). You also get in-seat food service in rows 9-16.

Field Suites, between home plate and the dugout, are carved out of the ground, so you’ll feel like you’re watching from the dugout! These suites also give you access to the Home Plate Club. There’s also an ample supply of traditional suites and party suites to suit your needs – anywhere from 30 to 420 people.