The Arlington Entertainment District is located in Arlington, TX in the epicenter of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, conveniently located within 20 miles of two major airports. Photo Credit: The Cordish Companies

The partnership has developed and opened over $1 billion in new projects since 2015 including Texas Live!, Live! by Loews and Loews Arlington Hotel & Convention Center (in partnership with Loews), Spark Coworking and One Rangers Way. These projects have spurred substantial development in the District including the Rangers’ new ballpark, the repurposing of Globe Life Park (now Choctaw Stadium), and National Medal of Honor Museum. Photo Credit: Arnold Imaging

Designed to seamlessly integrate and connect pedestrians to all three stadiums, the development by Cordish and Rangers transformed former surface parking into dining, music and entertainment venues, hotels and amenity spaces, an upscale residential community, multiple outdoor special event and concert venues; a public plaza at the front door of Globe Life Field, and outdoor green spaces with public art. Photo Credit: The Cordish Companies

Prior to Cordish’s involvement, the city’s vision for world-class, mixed-use development surrounding the stadiums remained unfulfilled for decades. Since 2015, the Arlington Entertainment District has grown from two major sport stadiums surrounded by surface parking lots into a dynamic mixed-use destination for sports, entertainment, hospitality, dining, music, art, culture, living, and working. Photo Credit: City of Arlington

The District takes a wholistic approach which promotes a seamless integration of uses into a single cohesive space and blurs the lines between in-stadium experiences and District-wide opportunities, made possible by a unique owner-operated, vertically integrated model. Photo Credit: Max Touhey

Multiple venues and spaces within the project have incredible views of neighboring skylines and all three stadiums. The design of Live! by Loews features a cutout in the hotel framing an incredible view of AT&T Stadium from the building’s outdoor space and Texas Live!. Photo Credit: Wes Tarca

The District blends world-class architecture with open, accessible outdoor spaces and public art, creating a vibrant environment for residents and guests to visit, explore, connect, live and work. Photo Credit: Max Touhey

Three miles of paved walking paths connect Globe Life Field, AT&T Stadium and Choctaw Stadium to Texas Live!, Live! by Loews, Loews Hotel and Convention Center, One Rangers Way and the new National Medal of Honor Museum. Photo Credit: Max Touhey

Texas Live! has become the ‘living room’ for the community to unite for home and away games. The venue not only exceeded MWBE goals during construction, but also achieved a historic milestone for the City, making it the first project of its size and scope to include a local, minority-owned business positioned as a joint-venture partner to oversee construction. Photo Credit: Max Touhey

The District’s open layout encourages social integration, allowing guests to move effortlessly between venues while maintaining access to each stadium. One of multiple public spaces, this plaza welcomes guests of all ages to the front door of Globe Life Field adjacent to Texas Live!. Photo Credit: Max Touhey

Live! by Loews and Loews Arlington are the two preeminent hotels in the region in terms of occupancy, average daily room rates, and convention and meeting bookings. Photo Credit: Wes Tarca

Live! by Loews brought a luxury resort-style hospitality experience to Arlington for the first time. Photo Credit: Wes Tarca

Based on the success of Texas Live! and Live! by Loews, Arlington City Council unanimously approved an $810 million expansion in December 2019. This expansion included the opening of Spark Coworking inside Choctaw Stadium, Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center, and One Rangers Way luxury apartment community. Photo Credit: Chris Lange for HCM

In 2024, the opening of Loews Arlington Hotel and Convention Center had a significant impact on Arlington’s tourism, with Arlington’s hotels breaking their room-revenue record six times that year. Photo Credit: City of Arlington

The District’s first upscale residential community, One Rangers Way, opened this year with extraordinary pre-leasing numbers with 95% of its first tranche units and 60% overall leased. Photo Credit: Max Touhey

With over 43,000 square feet of interior and exterior amenity space, One Rangers Way provides amenities and services on par with the finest residential and condo buildings in the country. Photo Credit: Max Touhey

The rich history of the Texas Rangers is showcased throughout the building by a one-of-a-kind curated collection of the team’s artifacts and player-inspired artwork, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the team’s legacy like never before – seen here in the building’s upscale resident-exclusive bar and game lounge. Photo Credit: Max Touhey

Residents can indulge in an extensive calendar of events organized by a dedicated Lifestyle Coordinator, creating opportunities to connect with neighbors and celebrate the spirit of One Rangers Way. Photo Credit: Max Touhey

An expansive outdoor amenity deck features a resort-style outdoor pool with a swim-up bar and views of AT&T Stadium, entertainment spaces and grilling areas and a Zen garden. Photo Credit: Revolver Media

The opening of Spark Arlington in 2023, a collaborative coworking community for innovators and entrepreneurs, was strategically located inside Choctaw Stadium to support the repurposing of the Ranger’s former ballpark into a vibrant mixed-use community. Photo Credit: Revolver Media

Spark Coworking has more than doubled its membership since opening in 2023, growing from 100 to 232 members and supporting 102 companies across a variety of industries. Photo Credit: Revolver Media

The District’s success led to its selection as the site for the National Medal of Honor Museum, following a nationwide search. The museum is set to open March 25, 2025. Photo Credit: Medal of Honor Museum

By fostering community engagement and providing venues for both entertainment and cultural enrichment, the District has become a central gathering place for the community with new world-class facilities for year-round enjoyment. Photo Credit: Medal of Honor Museum