NORTH PLAZA
Features Video Boards, Fountain and Public Art
The North Plaza, described as
the gateway for both Texas Live!
and the future Globe Life Field,
features six video boards, public
art and a 60-foot-wide fountain
that can be programmed to
entertain visitors with colorful
water shows.
The new Entertainment District
gathering space, which is about
2 ½ acres in size, opened to the
public on Aug. 9 as part of the
grand opening celebration of
Texas Live!
Next to the “Going to the World
Series” statue, people walking
through the plaza space can
enjoy the lights and sounds of
a large water fountain featuring
the Texas Rangers’ T logo. Fans
can also see Rangers’ game
highlights, footage from concerts
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at Texas Live!’s Arlington Backyard
and other programming.
“The fountain will be a
combination of LED lighting and
water, which will be kid-friendly
and fan safe,” said Rob Matwick,
Rangers Executive Vice President of
Business Operations. “We can hit a
button that will activate the video
boards and the fountain to engage
fans who are outside the stadium
in celebration of a Rangers’ win.”
"Going to the Show" statue