Great park, poor location.

A nice enough design, but nothing memorable. Stuck out in the deepest burbs, so you get a view of SFA when the game is boring, which considering the Rangers is more often than not. Food is ok, beer selection is awful, the staff might be the friendliest in MLB and the sightlines are good.

But Jesus to Jesus and eight hands round, who didn`t think to put some kind of shade on the place given that for four months of the season you could boil water in the outfield seats just by sitting a pan in the sun.

Oh right, G.W. Bush owned the team when the thing was built.

Tear it down!

Nice modern stadium that the Rangers needed because the old Arlington Stadium was ugly.

pretty nice

the ballpark sits in the middle of no-where. should have been built downtown

The park sucks. George 'no taxes' Bush jacked the people of Arlington and--surprise--raised our sales tax to the highest levels in the state so he could build it, sell his share of the team shortly after construction, and cash out. The park has no soul. It's hollow. It's a fake. It's more like a theme park than a ballpark--all fake facades, no substance. A ballpark constructed for people who aren't interested in baseball--they need distractions, 'creature comforts', bells and whistles because, for them, watching the game is too boring. Thank god for Fenway Park!!!

This is one of my favorite stadiums. From an aerial view, it looks awesome. From the outside it looks awesome. I really like what the architects did with the stadium in a square with an office in the outfield. I also like the stadiums that are in the toolies. They have about as much charm as urban. The rural stadiums have a different kind of charcter. Best in baseball.

Fairly nice modern ballpark. Good seats at low costs. Lots of amenities. Only drawbacks are in out of way location for nearly everybody ( 10 miles west of Dallas and 10 miles east of Ft Worth), no views to speak of, and it should have had a retractable roof. Sitting in the Texas sun in August for 3 hours is not a pleasant experience, no matter how many runs are being scored.

It's a geat stadium for dozens of reasons, but let's keep it simple: A-Rod bats 4 times a day here.

Now this is a nice stadium folks. Leaves nothing to be desired. Go Rangers!

a copy that's all it is a copy

Great place for the family!

The standard by which all new ballparks are judged.

Definite favorite of new retro parks. It has no features that resemble Camden unlike all parks built during that time. The Tiger Stadiumesque right field porch was a brilliant idea. The idea to enclose the park also adds to its greatness because all retro parks are open air, but not the ballpark, it also has no corporate name. Only complaint is the location leaves something to be desired.

Pretty cool stadium -- I just wish it wasn't so far out in the sticks.

I like the way it looks from outside like an old Texas fort on a hill, and it scores points with me for having an old fashioned home run porch in right.

Best Park in the World!!!