Arlington, Texas— The Texas Rangers today announced single-game tickets for the 2024 season will go on sale Friday, December 1 at 10:00 AM. All home games (excluding Opening Day) will be available for purchase at rangers.com. 

The reigning World Series Champions begin the 2024 campaign when they host the Chicago Cubs on Opening Day, Thursday, March 28 at 6:35 PM CT at Globe Life Field. The game will be aired exclusively on ESPN. Opening Day is part of a season-opening three-game, four-day series against Chicago at Globe Life Field.

Fans do not have to wait to become a Lone Star season ticket member as a variety of packages are on sale now, with several including Opening Day. Fans can choose between full-season, half-season, and 20-game plans for the 2024 campaign. Fans that purchase full or half-season plans will have priority access to exclusive experiences during the 2024 MLB All-Star Week. The Rangers and Globe Life Field will host the 94^th MLB All-Star Game on Tuesday, July 16.

In addition to 2024 MLB All-Star Week priority access to purchase, Lone Star Members enjoy a variety of benefits, including food, beverage, and merchandise discounts, exclusive experiences such as catch on the field and players/coaches meet and greets, a generous ticket exchange policy, dedicated gate entry and early entry for select games, the lowest ticket prices per game, and pre-sale opportunities for non-baseball events at Globe Life Field.

Lone Star Members can also join Premium Clubs such as The Lexus Club, Balcones Speakeasy, First Base Club, First Base Dugout Lounge, Germania Insurance Dugout Lounge, and the Texas Terrace. Club memberships come with premium seat locations and benefits.

More information on Lone Star season ticket memberships can be found at rangers.com/seasontickets.

The Rangers’ 2024 home schedule at Globe Life Field includes 26 games against division opponents and 32 intraleague games with a minimum of three games against every American League team. The Club will play 23 interleague games at Globe Life Field, including series against the following teams: Arizona Diamondbacks, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, New York Mets, Pittsburgh Pirates, San Diego Padres, San Francisco Giants, and Washington Nationals.