Venue and food is great; parking is ATROCIOUS...One staff lady opened all the gates to get out of…read morethe parking lot, not even 5 minutes later another lady slams the gates shut almost hitting my car because she INSISTED on closing. Cops stand there doing nothing. Took 45 minutes to one hour to get out because Miss Yellow Vest couldn't handle car...terrible parking situation almost hitting cars with their wands and their gates, and paid $40?!!! I'll park elsewhere and walk

The entry experience was so easy that I found it quite alarming. In droves, people just walked…read morethrough. There is no dress code, so people were able to get through with their cowboy hats and boots and buckles without problem -- great! However, I didn't feel safe when it came to firearms or knives. The venue itself is adequately staffed but I guess I'm used to the kindness of those at the Moody Center in Austin. Here, it just felt like people wanted a paycheck. The food wasn't jarring in upcharge but I didn't order anything because the Alamodome in general is just not clean. The bathrooms are a nightmare and I felt so bad for those who had to use the women's facilities. Everything seemed to have a line and the restroom line for women was tough. The actual concert was decent but to be honest, I was heavily overstimulated. I am super glad I brought my noise altering headphones because the dB went up to 97 at some points; far too loud for the seat I was in (101, row 24, seat 14). The seats were decent and, for someone with back problems, they did the job. The lighting on the stairs was also good as intoxicated people struggled to get to their seats. There's just a lot this place could improve...and that starts with entry and bathrooms. Then just turn the speakers down a bit! I really hope I never have to visit this venue again to see my favorite artists.

I've been to several stadiums (nephew plays in a band). This probably the least organized and their…read morepolicies require you to buy another ticket if you need to step out, which sucked for me because I left my jacket in the car and needed to buy another ticket to get in... No other stadium that i've been to has that policy in place ... not even the Missions stadium! So that was disappointing.

I love Alamo stadium, I have been coming here my entire life for events from games to graduations…read more It's large and fits a lot of people. But my biggest complaint is that it is soooo hot. Went to a graduation last year and people were fainting. Yeah f you come to Alamo stadium wear a hat and umbrella and sunscreen and glasses! Prepare to bake if it's the sun is out.

Man oh man ...... What a great place to watch a baseball…read moregame. First time for me was on opening day. And what a great way to spend some time with family and friends. Had so much fun and the fireworks , come on

Went there for my son in laws birthday and we had a great time. They reserved a private area and…read morethey catered with typical baseball food. Hot dogs and hamburgers. They provide you with a host or hostess to take care of everyone at the party. Plus you get to watch the game from a great view. I recommend having your birthday party there or even just going to watch a game

I've came to the tech port gaming center since they opened and they're great! All the staff are the…read morebest truly! You just pay the 5 dollar entry fee, buy some hours on top of that, and boom that's it! Access to a powerful gaming computer on a 240hz screen.

From the owner: Tech Port Gaming offers low cost gaming to the San Antonio community with 60 high gaming PCs…read moreavailable to play on at an affordable price. We host weekly and monthly tournaments, professional esports events, broadcasts, and birthday parties. PC playtime pricing is $5 for your first hour, $2/per additional hour. Student discounts available.

SA Event Center is a large conference space to hold lots of people. There's plenty of parking out…read morefront on concrete and rocks. The space inside is in need of some updating and touch ups. The yellow, lime green, and red walls aren't really appealing to the eye. I come to a yearly event held here and I know to come ready with a sweater due to unpredictable temperature. Some areas of the building are hot and others are cooler.

Very Crowded with morons that are acting like there is No Pandemic!! Vendors were helpful and nice,…read morebut no one wore masks or considered social distancing during the Covid Pandemic. Extremely distressing. I baught a gun with a quick glance at my Texas Drivers License. No other questions about Felonies or Mental issues. All you need is Money, and you can buy anything you want. Extremely Frightening. No one cared to take my name or registry me. Geeze. Well, I got my gun. No more worried about intruders.

I had the most wonderful time at UIW! I have been on their campus a few times, mainly for work, and…read morewhile this visit was also for work- I was able to enjoy a private tour of Brackenridge Villa (its not open to just walk in, and I took a stroll down to the Blue Hole! For starters, This campus is very cool! The Brackenridge manor is breathtaking, the architecture and everything inside is amazing. Little history on this- it basically belonged to George Washington Brackenridge ( which is also named about Brackenridge Park), he made his fortune during the civil war, was president of SAWS and founded San Antonio National Bank. The sisters came from France to fight the cholera epidemic (and also established Santa Rosa Hospital) and were looking for a place to start a new convent, and negotiated 280 acres of his estate for 100k. He didn't think they could pay, but did. Part of the deal was that the estate included every inside- he didn't read between the lines. So, the sisters acquired a very expensive and rare book collection among all other things. It was a motherhouse, a residential place for priests and then a refuge for nuns and priests during the Mexican Revolution. History lesson over. ;) I also got to see the Blue Hole, which is where the San Antonio River literally starts! It was so cool to see. I don't think I've ever thought or asked about where a river starts, much less Our river. It's the source spring for the San Antonio River, when the light hits the water it has a blue tint, and you can see the springs bubbling. The water is supposed to be clear, and you will see fish and turtles swimming too! It's so so so cool!

Came here for an organized event of different faiths! Awesome to see different beliefs all united…read morein art and music! Well organized event with well guided parking areas. Everybody was very welcoming and polite. There was one of the cutest texas Childrens choir with several choir renditions. Volunteers to help with the event were nice!

Shout out to this south side venue…read more.. Last night this place served as a fantastic venue to hold the U.S. Army MEDCoE Holiday Ball. Plenty of room for over 600 guests. When you come in there was plenty of room in the foyer. Enough space to do the receiving line on one end, a social hour in the middle, and a line for the photos. The A/V was high end and the bar was accessible. The A/V team was staged in the back (towards your entrance) facing the stage. They had more than 64 tables arrayed into quadrants so that there was room in the middle for a dance floor. The bar was plenty stocked, and the mixologists were capable enough to serve their beer, wines, and pre-mixed drinks. Touch less payment was available. The food was okay. The team serving the food was super friendly and responsive if they missed something. Plenty of clean bathrooms around the site. Plenty of parking around. Traffic there was lighter than anything north of the city. I would recommend this facility for big events. Fun times.

Recently went here for a free concert during Fiesta. They have a food court, plenty of bathrooms,…read moreand huge parking lot. Concert was excellent, and I couldn't believe it was free. My understanding is this space is also used as a tech campus for other purposes during the day, which makes sense given the painting on the wall.

The stadium is really nice! I like how ease of access there is to the food bar. I just found the…read moreMissions to not live up to the hype.

Such a great venue for San Antonio Missions baseball. And be best thing about this being a small…read morestadium is there's not a bad seat in the house. But you don't feel like you are missing anything. There are plenty of beer and food options and the team store has a great selection of apparel. Overall a great experience!

Recent graduate here. I attended from 05/2020 - 08/2021. First off, this school is designed to put…read moreyou into the aviation industry as an A&P Mechanic as quickly as possible. Attending a part 147 like HU allows you to -possibly- obtain your A&P certification in 15 months versus 30 months if you go through something like an apprenticeship. With this being said, YOU WILL NOT come out of this school a master mechanic, the A&P certification is, "A license to learn," and you will hear this quite often. So, don't let that ruin your Hallmark experience as it did frustrate some people in my class. Also, the school just doesn't give you your A&P certification just because you graduate the program, you must earn it outside of school. However, if you are putting the work in at school and doing well the school will cover all testing expenses and you will be very proud that you didn't have to dish out nearly a grand just for your A&P certification. More about the academics of the school, there are 8 terms, all of which are roughly 8 weeks except for terms 5&8 which are 5 weeks. Again, you are primarily learning how to pass the FAA exams to obtain your A&P, don't forget this. However, you will learn a lot, but it's a very small amount of knowledge in many different subjects. My experience: I give HU a 3-star review because I was not too impressed with HU's instructors, yes, some were absolutely outstanding (shout out to term 7!) but some instructors didn't even seem like they wanted to be teaching, and were not engaging at all. Also, since the school is FAA regulated, it has a very hounding attendance policy which everyone hates. If you are late, it's time against you and you MUST make up that time, there is not such thing as an "excused absence" in the eyes of the FAA. Overall, the school does what it is suppose to do: prepare you for your FAA exams, but you have to be willing to put the work in on your own time. Good luck!

Well to start off I went by a day after all the advertisment they make. Ive always wanted to learn…read moreabout aviation and all so I went by once to look around campus. That was my first mistake. Ernesto ( i dont recaall.hes last name) was so eager of me going back to look at the campus. He made me sign off so much paper work and even took my credit card information. With him I never once saw the campus. Including he was saying i had to be proccessed on financial aid before anything. He charged 150 out of my account telling me it was for the badge. He wanted me to take an assesment to see if i even qualified for the program. In the end I was talking to my boss. We lookes up deep into the reviews of these guys. Basically the numbers they told me were inverese of what they actually are. They are not accredited as they say they are, and the certificates you earn from there dont mean anything anywhere else. Basically its all a big rip off. Anyways. I go back, tell them that im out of the program and that i was not going to take the test. So they ask why and stuff. Didnt need to tell them anything. I asked for a refund on my 150$. First financial aid said its possible since I had not gotten my badge. (Which i needed the test for). They call me a week later telling me a check is ready for me to pick up with a refund. The amount is 40 dollars. I tell them i paid alot more the that and that I wanted all my money back. They said it was a mistake and that they were going to call me back. I kept trying to reach out for them and never heard back. They didnt respond my voicenails and everytime I went by they were never there. I waited a month until I received a response. And again 40 dollars. Again I told them I paid more. And today ireceived a 40 dollar check. Thank you hallmark university for ripping me off 110 dollars without an explanation and for wasting my time and gas. But James at the campus he was the onlyone that cared and didnt try to brainwash me. On the other hand Ernest (Ernie) just didnt give a shit of my well being. Anyways long story short. Before you reach into your pocket for a 10 year commitment. Look beyond the reviews. It only takes 10 minutes and payments part of your life. Do your research and go to school the right way.