Texas Rangers Ballpark
Buy Texas Rangers Tickets & Support the Charro Foundation
The Texas Rangers call two beautiful facilities home, Surprise Stadium in Surprise, Arizona as a member of the Cactus League and Rangers Ballpark in Arlington for the regular season as a member of the American League West. When visiting this website it is possible to buy Rangers tickets for all spring training games while supporting a tremendous charity organization at the same time.
The Charro Foundation is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization which supports the community, youth, schools and educators by developing and supporting programs that serve to educate and inform – to improve the quality of resources available to the community. Founded in 1961 as a special activity organization of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce, the Scottsdale Charros are dedicated to serving the community through the promotion and support of education, youth programs and economic development that preserves the past while looking to the future.
Texas Rangers fans purchasing Rangers spring training tickets on this site not only help the Charro Foundation but gain admission into beautiful Surprise Stadium as well. The facility opened in December 2002 and hosts both the Rangers and the Kansas City Royals. The stadium is a part of Surprise Recreation Campus, a 200 acre facility that also provides residents with a library and tennis courts. The seating capacity of Surprise Stadium is 10,400, the sightlines at this stadium are outstanding and the wide concourses allow fans to easily travel from the concession stands back to their seats.
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington has been the regular season home of the Texas Rangers since 1994. The venue has changed names numerous times over the years. It was called The Ballpark in Arlington from 1994-2004, Ameriquest Field in Arlington from 2004-2006 and Rangers Ballpark in Arlington ever since. The seating capacity of this stadium is 49,170 and was designed with a retro-theme in mind. The design of the upper deck makes it one of the highest of all MLB stadiums. Greene’s Hill is a sloped area of turf behind center field that serves as a batter’s eye for hitters due to contrast in color to the baseball.
The Charro Foundation has partnered with affiliates and when a fan purchases Rangers tickets through this site he or she will be supporting this great charity and Texas Rangers baseball!
