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!

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.

I appreciate the coliseum for its history but its definitely time to upgrade the place. We were…read moresitting in some pretty uncomfortable chairs and the air circulation was not the best. They did manage foot and vehicle traffic well though. I can't speak to the food or drinks because it was a hassle to get in and out of the seats without feeling like an inconvenience to everyone else. They have reasonable parking prices and plenty of spots.

Came here this past Saturday for the Garba of Gujarat event. I was invited by my Indian friends to…read morego with them. Parking was really easy which was one of our concerns... we decided to go in one car The layout of the event was perfect too! It was very well organized. I didn't know that the dancing could go until past 1am! For me it was one of these magical evenings! My first time attending an event like that even though I am accustomed to the Indian culture The colors! The dances! The music! The bands! Even the food! Everything was absolutely perfect!... except at the end I believe employees of the stadium were pretty much pushing people out to leave like herd! I didn't like or appreciate that part. There was a lady who tripped and injured her knee she was being pushed out too! No patience! This was the only negative part of the whole event

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.

The other day it dawned on me whilst waiting in the merch line at a Paul Mccartney show outside the…read moreAlamodome. I was thinking about the finite parking space, which by the time you read this will be a hundred dollars. I thought about the logistics, the hair-brained foresight the progenitors of the Alamodome had. I thought for 30 seconds and realized there was none. The masterminds that brought the shortly lived Fiesta Plaza Mall, where the UTSA downtown campus now resides conjured up this cursed mess. The Alamodome could've been like the opulent or luxurious visions of Houston, New Orleans. But alas, they opted for a cheaper version. Which I believe has short changed the city. A few decades with the odd Post Malone show, UTSA football games or area graduations what is its purpose? It just sits there hunkering. It's aesthetics and architecture are pitiful. A one star denotes if it is so bad then why do I still go? The answer. Simply, there is no where else to go. And I'm not sure creating a new arena will resolve that. This review is beginning to sound like an Op Ed. I will move quickly with my critiques, which are many. The pros: Crickets! The cons: When it was built they forgot to include parking. Be careful parking in the neighborhood, as there are scammers abound. Designers should've created this venue with a parking garage in mind. Instead there are like a hundred available spaces for the 40, 000 person capacity. Even if you find parking it's like scaling Castle Greyskull to get to the entrance area. The security is ultra laxed here. I've gone to a few shows here and they barely wand you. At the Majestic Theater staff will hunt you down if you have a Fun Sized Snicker. Since the shows are of big drawing artists there is no walking space. Walls and walls of people bumping into you. God forbid you have to wait for your company who's gone to the lavatory. Or should I say using it at all. I will tell you having gone to many stalls in my Yelp Life at shows I have experienced the best and the worst. The restrooms are deplorable. The floor is wet with P.P. And a multitude of dudes drunk on $23 dollar Modelos wait in line to wet the floors. There is absolutely no breathing space. The word of the day here is: long lines. Lines for overpriced food and beer. Lines to get to your seat. At that capacity staff are ultra unhelpful. Make sure you are in the right section. I saw ushers tell a guy he had to walk the distance of half a football stadium to get to his seats. Am I ranting too much? Let me conclude this. The seating here is really tight. Even though we got some decent seats I still felt cramped in. The whole night someone kept kicking my seat from behind. The closer you are to floor seats, the longer your trip will be to get drinks, food and the restroom. Furthermore, never mind. City leaders constantly sing the praises of this place. I guess it's easier to proclaim this from box seating that most locals can't afford. The Alamodome is a venue in need of dire repair. Its interior hasn't seen any renovations since the Hemisphere Arena was demolished. But entertainers will continue to come here, especially as ticket prices continue to rise. And people will go to those shows as there is really no alternative venue. If it's any consolation you can wash down your sorrows with $20 dollar nachos and $40 dollar margaritas.

SBC is a nice venue but talk about people being right under you when you go to a game or a concert…read more Of course, nothing beats floor seats but then again, I don't always like being right in front of everyone either. Costs for snacks and sodas are about the same (sometimes worse) than the movies but when I'm really into a game, I hardly ever get up for those reasons. Restrooms are maintained well even when there's a huge crowd. A lot of walking space and ushers are readily available.

Came out for Game 1 of the playoffs to watch the San Antonio Spurs and overall, it was an awesome…read moreexperience. The atmosphere inside the stadium was electric fans were into it, music was on point, and you could really feel that playoff energy. One of the biggest wins for me was the front row parking super clutch and made the whole night smoother. Drinks were solid (a little pricey, but expected at a game), and the restrooms were surprisingly clean considering how packed it was. On a personal note, I even connected with someone there that could turn into a great business opportunity, so that made the night even more worth it. Only downside was the service. It felt slow and a bit unorganized at times, especially when trying to get attention or place orders. Overall, great vibes, great crowd, and a memorable nighteven walked out with a win on my bet. I'd definitely come back, just hoping the service improves next time.

Home of the San Antonio Spurs! Go Spurs Go! This venue does hold other events such as concerts,…read morecomedy shows, etc. The surrounding area is sketchy and industrial feels and is about 15 minutes away from downtown. Parking on-site varies and starts at $20 and up depending on the event. Traffic does get crazy but the police have it strategical planned well. Very organized! Staff is always friendly and helpful! Plenty of food options and the average stadium pricing. As far as viewing an event, there is a bad seat in the house for the view BUT as you go higher up, the stairs are pretty steep.

Nice Sporting gym for Volleyball, Basketball and other events. Great seating, plenty of…read morebathrooms. Clean and very nice scoreboards with visibility from all areas. Seats are very comfortable as well.

This gym is huge! The seats are "individual bucket" seats! Which compared to normal bleachers was…read moreextremely comfortable. Concessions were very clean and well stocked! Large bathrooms, and plenty of security. This was a great first experience.