World Series Champs!

Texas Rangers parade in Arlington will celebrate first-ever World Series title

Texas Rangers fans cheering at Globe Life Field during 2023 postseason.

Photo by Andrew Hancock / courtesy of Texas Rangers

In news you may have heard, the Texas Rangers defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks in five games, winning the first World Series Championship in franchise history.

Now it's time to celebrate: Bring on the merchandise, bring on the parade.

According to a release, the Rangers team and staff will return to Texas on Thursday, November 2, in the late afternoon. Due to space and security issues, there will be no public celebration planned on Thursday upon the team’s return.

On Friday November 3, the City of Arlington will honor the Texas Rangers first World Series Championship with a parade and ceremony.

The parade will take place in the Arlington Entertainment District and will be open free of charge to all fans. The parade is expected to begin at 12:15 pm with the entire team expected to participate.

Following the parade, there will be a public ceremony in the North Plaza outside Globe Life Field adjacent to Texas Live!. The ceremony will include remarks by Rangers’ executives, manager Bruce Bochy, and Rangers’ players. Bally Sports Southwest will provide complete broadcast coverage of the parade and ceremony.

A map of the parade route on the MLB website shows the parade will do a big loop around Globe Life Field, Loews Arlington Hotel, and Choctaw stadium.

It starts at Parking Lot A, then

heads north on AT&T Way
east on Nolan Ryan Expressway/Road to Six Flags
south on Ballpark Way/Stadium Drive
then west on Cowboy Way, returning to Lot A

There's a parade viewing area on the Globe Life Field campus, with video screens, across the street from Lot C.

Parking lots are open but the entire parade route will be closed to through traffic.

The Grand Slam Team Store at Globe Life Field stayed open until 3 am on November 2 so that fans could start buying up Rangers World Series Championship merchandise. The store will be open all day Thursday from 9 am-10 pm.

The Rangers beat the Arizona Diamondbacks four games to one in the World Series, winning game 5 5-0. Shortstop Corey Seager was named World Series MVP after hitting three separate two-run homers in the series, and scoring the winning run in the final game.

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Museum News

Money talks at new interactive Museum of Money in downtown Dallas

Photo courtesy of MoMoney

The first-ever MoMoney, the Museum of Money, opens in downtown Dallas on February 20, 2026.

Dealing with money is about to become a lot more fun in Dallas when MoMoney, the Museum of Money, opens February 20.

Located at 501 Elm St., a block away from the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, the new permanent experience is designed to change how people think about and engage with money, transforming the invisible forces shaping our financial lives into something visitors can see, touch, and feel, a release says.

“MoMoney is not a lecture, and it is not a traditional museum,” said Houss El Marabti, co-founder of MoMoney, in a statement. “It is a playful, high-energy world built around one simple idea: money is too important to be intimidating and too interesting to be boring.”

Visitors will be able to move through interactive environments designed to make financial concepts memorable through experiences, rather than textbooks.

Experiences range from a currency design station and a laser maze heist to an interactive money lab. Along the way, visitors will find selfie spots, AI fortune tellers, and games for all ages.

There will also be art displays made from money, video games, displays showing how the value of the dollar has changed over the years, and more.

MoMoney’s experience is anchored by three ideas, organizers say:

Confidence is learnable, especially when it’s hands-on.
Small decisions compound, in money and in life.
Money isn’t taboo, it’s a tool, and it should feel approachable.

According to the release, Dallas was selected as the museum’s home due to the city’s culture of ambition, entrepreneurship, and big ideas.

The museum will be open seven days a week, with tickets starting at $25 for children and $30 for adults.

The museum is offering 50 percent off General Admission tickets for opening weekend, February 20-22, for anyone who books online.

For more information, visit museumofmoney.com.

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