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Capacity: 49,170 Surface: Grass Tickets: Buy now or call (972) 726-4377. Schedule: Texas Rangers Park Factor: Complete data City Guide: Dallas History: The agreement between the Rangers and the city of Arlington to build a new ballpark was announced October 24, 1990. The facility was named The Ballpark in Arlington on Sept. 28, 1993. This $191 million complex also includes a baseball museum, a children’s learning center and a four-story office building within the ballpark, as well as a youth baseball park, 12-acre lake, and parks and recreation space on the perimeter. The stadium’s name was changed to Ameriquest Field in Arlington for the 2005 season. In March 2007, the team severed a 30-year naming rights deal with struggling lender Ameriquest Mortgage Co. and rebranded their home field as Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. The field consists of Bermuda Tifway 419, sod of which was grown on Tri-Tex Turf Farms in Granbury, Texas. Soak up the scene: The Legends of the Game museum behind the
The Texas Rangers have a special offer for fans who attended the game on May 26, against the Yankees at Rangers Ballpark. The team said in appreciation to fans staying through the rain delayed game, tickets from that game can be exchanged for a ticket of equal or lesser value to a future game. The offer is good on Monday through Thursday, non-premier games for the remainder of the season and it’s all based on availability. You can start redeeming the tickets at any time but you must bring along the ticket stub from Tuesday night to any Rangers Ballpark ticket window. According a Rangers press release, the remaining premier games are May 27; June 12-13, 27; July 4, 18; 20-22; and August 1; 14-16. The offer is not applicable to those games. Sources: http://www.nbcdfw.com/sports/baseball/Free-Tickets-to-the-Texas-Rangers-With-a-Catch.
With his team atop the American League West for the last three weeks, and his minor league system atop all of baseball for the last six months, Rangers general manager Jon Daniels could probably stick his chest out a little.But when given the chance Tuesday before rain delayed the start of the Rangers-New York Yankees game, Daniels simply held up 10 fingers that were noticeably missing some championship hardware. Daniels is right to suppress the urge to boast, of course, even though no Rangers team in his previous three seasons had done with this team has done: climb nine games above .500, on two occasions.The Rangers were in position to do so again Tuesday at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. The first pitch was delayed more than two hours because of nasty weather in the area. Sources: It is from given article.
