The statue features the celebration between Feliez and catcher Bengie Molina. Continue walking in the same direction to find “Going to the Show”, which commemorates the 2011 moment when Pedro Feliz struck out Alex Rodriguez on a called strike three to send the Rangers to the World Series for the first time in franchise history. Outside of the SE entry, is the a statue of Tom Vandergriff, the former Arlington mayor who was instrumental in bringing the Washington Senators franchise to Texas. Next, start walking towards the Southeast Entry (you’ll know it because it houses the Rangers front office and will have plenty of signage). The best part about Pudge’s statue is that he originally commissioned it to decorate his house in Miami, then donated it to the Rangers. If you start at the Southwest Entry, you’ll find Pudge Rodriguez guarding home plate. Take a mini walking tour of the outside of the ballpark and view all of the Texas Rangers statues. Seating: This brand new park has wheelchair accessible seating available in each level, giving you plenty of opportunities to select your favorite game view. There are several elevators, so no need to worry about entering through the proper gate.Įlevators: There are several elevators throughout the park. Gates: Gates open 90 minutes before game time for afternoon games, and two hours before night games. Once you park, notify one of the parking lot staff members that you’d like a shuttle to the ballpark. Handicap spots are available in the following lots: B, C, E, J, M, N, R, S, and V. They’re sold on a first come first serve basis. Parking: Most official Texas Rangers lots offer handicap parking spaces. If we haven’t answered your question below, please reach out to the Rangers at or 81.

Globe Life Field provides accommodations for guest with disabilities, and also provides assisted listening devices.

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