Globe Life Field Is Hiring: Rangers Season Jobs in Arlington
Local Hiring News July 09, 2026

Globe Life Field Is Hiring: Rangers Season Jobs in Arlington

Published: July 9, 2026 | By LocalJobPage Team

Arlington, TX — Baseball season is only half over at 1000 Ballpark Way, and Globe Life Field still has shifts to fill. Delaware North Sportservice, the Texas Rangers' exclusive concessionaire, is hiring seasonal workers across concessions, retail, culinary, and warehouse teams — and the hiring window stays open as long as the ballpark keeps the lights on.

Roughly two dozen roles are posted at the ballpark right now, most of them entry-level.

Who runs the jobs at Globe Life Field

The Rangers play the games. Delaware North handles nearly everything you eat, drink, or buy while you're there. The company has run concessions, suites, catering, premium dining, and retail at the 40,300-seat ballpark since it opened in 2020, and it staffs Choctaw Stadium across the plaza too. That's a lot of ground to cover on a summer homestand, which is why seasonal postings refresh throughout the year rather than closing after the preseason hiring push.

Back in February, the Rangers and Delaware North ran a hiring event at the ballpark to load up for the 2026 season. That fair has come and gone, but the openings it was filling never fully closed. If you missed it, you did not miss your shot.

Restaurant and food service jobs lead the way

Recent postings at Globe Life Field lean heavily toward food service and restaurant work. Titles currently circulating include concessions team members and stand captains, bartenders and barbacks, beer and food vendors, servers, bussers, suite and club food runners, retail cashiers, cooks and culinary supervisors, warehouse porters, and vending commissary attendants. Delaware North lists benefits available to team members including a weekly pay option and employee discounts, with health coverage, 401(k) match, and paid time off available to eligible staff.

Most of these are seasonal and part-time, built around game days and events. The ballpark hosts more than baseball — concerts, conventions, and special events keep the calendar full well past the last pitch of the season.

Why now is the right time to apply

Mid-season is quietly one of the better moments to get hired at a ballpark. The rush of spring applicants has thinned, summer turnover opens spots, and the venue still has a full slate of home games plus the fall event calendar ahead. Add the Entertainment District's momentum this summer — Texas Live! next door, AT&T Stadium a short walk north, hotels along Collins Street running full — and Arlington's event economy is about as hungry for workers as it gets.

Roles start at 16 years and older for many seasonal ballpark positions, which makes Globe Life Field a legitimate first job for Arlington high schoolers and UTA students looking for evening and weekend hours.

What it means for Arlington job seekers

Ballpark work is one of the most accessible on-ramps into hospitality and event operations. On the food and beverage side, roles that come with a season like this include:

On the venue operations side:

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The Rangers post seasonal openings at rangers.com/jobs, and Delaware North lists ballpark roles on its own careers site. New to venue work? Our Career Center guides on restaurant and food service, concessions, event staff, and guest services walk through pay, schedules, and what hiring managers look for.

Job seekers: create a free account and set alerts so new Entertainment District openings reach you first. Employers: staffing up for a busy fall? Post a job and reach Arlington job seekers today.

There are a hundred-some events left on the calendar between Ballpark Way and Randol Mill Road this year. Every one of them needs somebody working it — and Arlington has always been the kind of town where that somebody lives a few miles down Collins.