Inside the Ballpark:
Some interesting spots you may want to check out before the game include the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame Area which is open year round. Mid to late 20th century American baseball artifacts and photographic collection including baseball uniforms, balls, equipment, playing cards and photographs depicting the history of the baseball. Also, The Center Field Sports Park, open 2 hours before game time, is a fan interactive area located in Vandergriff Plaza that includes a Wiffle Ball Park, Tee-Ball Cages, Speed Pitch, Temporary Tattoos, Mojo Pitching Cage, and picnic tables.
Food and Drink:
The Bullpen Grill at The Diamond Club is worth checking out. The Bullpen Grill offers an unparalleled view of the field with four-star cuisine to boot. Anyone with a game ticket may dine before the game through the second inning in a spectacular four-tiered facility. Great for an upscale pre-game meal.
As for other concessions, we recommend the Sweet Baby Rays for some great Texas BBQ at sections 115 and 134 as well as the Lone Star Burrito and Tacos at Section 123. If you’re really hungry, try the ½ pound hot dog near section 17. They have dollar dogs on Wednesday nights, but rumor has it you can find them every night if you go to the kiddie area in centerfield, which also sells less expensive bottled water.
Section 335 is designated as a non-alcohol section, but if alcohol does interest you, check out Beers of the World (Sections 11, 138, and 325) serving local brews along with some good imports like Dos Equis and Red Stripe. Beers of Texas at Section 131, serves up our favorite Shiner Bock Black, among others.
Seating:
The Texas Rangers offer All You Can Eat Seats in the Upper Home Run Porch for every game, although it may not be worth the price if you’re looking for something other than standard ballpark fare. Some seats on the visitors side are not under any shade, which can be brutal under the Texas sun, so watch out!
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