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The Texas Rangers' first-ever World Series championship will be celebrated throughout the 2024 season with a postseason-heavy promotional schedule.
The complete 2024 promotional schedule includes 25 giveaways. Among the items are eight bobbleheads, five replica postseason player jerseys, and replica World Series rings.
In total, there will be 15 postseason-themed giveaways, including a mini replica World Series trophy.
The giveaways begin with the magnetic 2024 schedule on Opening Day against the Chicago Cubs on March 28.
Texas Rangers 2024 Bobblehead Giveaways
(Distributed to the first 15,000 fans in the ballpark)
April 8: Evan Carter ALCS Catch Bobblehead
April 24: Corey Seager World Series MVP Bobblehead
April 30: Marcus Semien Sliver Slugger Bobblehead
May 28: Adolis García ALCS MVP/Gold Glove Bobblehead
June 5: Nathan Eovaldi Bobblehead
July 2: Nathaniel Lowe Gold Glove Bobblehead
July 24: Jonah Heim Gold Glove Bobblehead
Aug. 30: Corey Seager Silver Slugger Bobblehead
Sept. 21: Adolis García Cartwheel Bobblehead
Texas Rangers 2024 Wearable Giveaways
May 1: Nathan Eovaldi Postseason Replica Jersey
May 14: Corey Seager Replica World Series Ring
May 17: Corey Seager Postseason Replica Jersey
June 4: Marcus Semien Replica World Series Ring
June 19: Marcus Semien Postseason Replica Jersey
June 22: Mexican Heritage Night Cap
July 3: Josh Jung Postseason Replica Jersey
July 23: Adolis García Replica World Series Ring
Aug. 15: Nathan Eovaldi Replica World Series Ring
Aug. 16: World Series Champions Short Sleeve Hoodie
Aug. 19: Adolis García Postseason Replica Jersey
Sept. 22: Mystery Replica World Series Ring (Seager, Semien, García, Eovaldi)
The remaining regular season giveaways
April 10: World Series Replica Trophy
May 19: Texas Rangers Yearbook
June 18: Corey Seager and Marcus Semien Silver Slugger Bat
Other 2024 weekly promotions
Tuesday: All Tuesday home games are Coca-Cola Family Fun Tuesdays, with pre-game autographs presented by Golden Chick. Fans can access a 50% discount on select tickets with promo code COKE50 and significant savings on parking and concessions, plus meet current Rangers players and coaches for autographs from 5:30-6 p.m. behind section 233. Family Fun Tuesday tickets will be available for purchase in March. For more information, visit rangers.com/familyfun.
Wednesday: $1 Texas Chili Company hot dogs at select concession stands throughout the ballpark each Wednesday.
Friday and Saturday: Anheuser-Busch’s pre-game summer happy hours in the Karbach Brewing Sky Porch each Friday and Saturday from June 7 to Aug. 31. Fans 21 and older can purchase $4 draft beers from the time gates open until first pitch.
Sunday: $1 Blue Bell Ice Cream every Sunday for kids 13 and under and run the bases post-game.
Select Theme Night tickets: Theme nights throughout the season feature the Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Stars, and Dallas Cowboys, and several limited-edition bobbleheads and crossover baseball caps are available for purchase at rangers.com/themenights. Fans can also become Lone Star Members by purchasing full-season, half-season, and 20-game plans, with select options, including Opening Day tickets, at rangers.com/seasontickets.
Single-Game Ticket Information
An expanded inventory of seating for single-game tickets will be made available to buyers in conjunction with the Texas Rangers 2024 Fan Fest, presented by Comerica Bank, from 9 to 4 p.m. Jan. 27 at Globe Life Field. For more information, visit rangers.com/fanfest.
Fans can purchase tickets in person during the Fan Fest event at the North Box Office, the sales booth on the main concourse, and online at rangers.com. The Globe Life Field box offices will remain closed for in-person purchases through the end of February except for Fan Fest on Jan. 27. Tickets will remain available on rangers.com.
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