Turns out Globe Life Field and its retractable roof aren\u2019t completely weather-proof after all. In advance of forecasts that call for a potential winter storm for North Texas Friday through Sunday, the Texas Rangers announced Tuesday that they will cancel this year\u2019s Fan Fest and all events that had been scheduled over the course of the weekend. In addition to FanFest, which was scheduled for Saturday, the Rangers had three Winter Warm Up fan engagement events scheduled on Friday and Sunday.<\/p>\n
An arctic intrusion \u2014 in which winds from the Arctic region travel toward mid-latitude areas \u2014 will lead to dangerously cold temperatures and impactful wintry precipitation starting Friday, continuing into the weekend. According to the National Weather Service, Friday temperatures are expected to drop into the upper and mid-20s with further deterioration on Saturday that could include rain, sleet and snow. Temperatures are not expected to get above freezing from late Friday until Monday.<\/p>\n
The cancellation of Fan Fest and other events is a disappointment for fans and players alike. The Rangers had been looking forward to connecting with their fans during the offseason, but the safety of everyone involved is the top priority. \u201cDue to the weather forecast for frozen precipitation in North Texas this weekend, the Rangers have made the difficult decision to cancel Saturday\u2019s Fan Fest event at Globe Life Field in the interest of safety for players, fans, and employees,\u201d the Rangers said in a statement.<\/p>\n
The club announced all fans who purchased tickets for Fan Fest will be automatically refunded in full back to the method of payment they used to purchase tickets. As for the Winter Warmup, events through Thursday are expected to continue as scheduled. \u201cIt\u2019s disappointing to miss these opportunities for our fans and players to connect this offseason,\u201d said Rangers Chief Business Officer Jim Cochrane. \u201dAfter consulting with local weather experts, it was clear that this was the right decision. We will continue to seek opportunities to deliver for our fans and we look forward to the start of the 2026 season.\u201d<\/p>\n
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The cancellation of Fan Fest and other events is a disappointment, but the safety of everyone involved is the top priority. The Rangers will continue to seek opportunities to deliver for their fans and look forward to the start of the 2026 season.<\/p>\n
Q: What events were cancelled due to the weather forecast?<\/p>\n
A: The Texas Rangers cancelled this year\u2019s Fan Fest and all events that had been scheduled over the course of the weekend, including three Winter Warm Up fan engagement events.<\/p>\n
Q: Will fans be refunded for their tickets?<\/p>\n
A: Yes, all fans who purchased tickets for Fan Fest will be automatically refunded in full back to the method of payment they used to purchase tickets.<\/p>\n
Q: What is the expected weather forecast for the weekend?<\/p>\n
A: The National Weather Service expects Friday temperatures to drop into the upper and mid-20s with further deterioration on Saturday that could include rain, sleet and snow. Temperatures are not expected to get above freezing from late Friday until Monday.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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