AT&T Center

This place is on FIRE or the Spurs games. It’s night and day when compared to Staples Center where the Lakers play and the parking is super easy to get to (at least where we parked was).

Getting in is an night mare — parking is horrible and the portable metal detectors on the outside of the building …really !!!
makes TSA at the airport seem like a good deal
standard arena food and pricing on the inside

Tonight we went to see a Spurs game, seats were a reward from work, section 225, high up seats. I have a debilitating fear of heights. We were going to have to leave 2 minutes into the first half of the game. Walking out the front door, the attendant asks if we are coming back in. My husband tells her about my having a TERRIBLE fear of heights. She immediately sends us to guest services, who find us empty seats on the first level without a hassle. Let me just say it, PHENOMINAL CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! We were amazed at the interest in our experience, and the speed with which we were helped. GREAT EXPERIENCE! So majorly impressed and appreciative of how they helped turn what was becoming a terrible time into an amazing night. Thank you to the AT&T Center for the wonderful experience!!!
Side note, the ladies room was lovely. Had to stop by on the way in, and had a clean, easy to access bathroom!!!

After a rumored «over $ 100 million in renovations», this stadium stands out without a doubt! The restrooms, hallways, and seats were exceptionally clean. So far, this is one of my favorite stadiums.

Went to see Allen Jackson. My wife’s seat was soaked. Didn’t stay to see Allen Jackson left an hour before he even came on. The Rodeo was fun but how many times do you need to see a person wrestle a cow to the ground? Beer was 8 – 10 dollars a piece. Nachos cost $ 8.00 and came with watered down cheese dip. The whole experience was terrible. My wife’s got the wet but to prove it.

Ahhh the home of Los Spurs.
The AT&T Center had been going through a renovation and OH and what a renovation! While even when it first opened it was ok, it wasn’t anything camera friendly and mainly contained sports-​themed displays.
After the renovation, there is considerably more art that celebrates San Antonio and the surrounding area, giving you a feel that this is the People’s Arena.
I was impressed at the new layout as still pretty open but with a more modern, fresh touch. The removal/​addition of walls to either make way for new business or improve them, improved lighting (especially down at the charter level) and small, artsy touches/​display on the walls and floor makes you feel like you’re more at a gallery with eateries inside than a sports arena. The new renovation promotes South Texas through simple yet effective visuals while simultaneously subtlety celebrating the local sports teams’ success
While I won’t review the eateries as they change often, the interior of the venue itself is definitely more aesthetically pleasing and breathes fresh air into what once a tired, dull venue.

With a team that consistently wins for more the two decades comes perks: The AT&T Center. Quite possibly the most fan friendly venue that I’ve been to for NBA games, and perhaps one of the easiest to get in & out of.
First off, parking at the arena takes roughly ten minutes after leaving Interstate 35. Plenty of arena personnel that will wave you to either the right side of the front entry, or the left side that has the Freeman Coliseum. Parking is usually pretty reasonable ($ 10 – 15), and you also have the option of parking across the street (it will be pricier).
Will Call is on both sides of the front entrance. Security is thorough, yet not gestapo-​like (actually friendly). After entering, you’ll see the gold gleam of the 5 Larry O’ Brien NBA World Championship trophies won by the Spurs on the left side of the front entrance. For any Spurs fan, I highly recommend taking a picture of this or of yourself in front of them, considering that you won’t see this display in two many NBA arenas unless your favorite franchise ends with Celtics, Lakers, or Bulls.
The seats? What can I say. I’ve sat in on both upper and lower tiers, and the views of the court really aren’t terrible. Its not like you are watching a game in an NFL stadium converted into a basketball configuration. Food venues here are what you expect (20% markup), yet not ridiculous (check out The San Antonio hot dog for $ 7). The arena employees are really, really helpful and genuinely friendly. There was a time when I actually got slightly lost in the venue, and within a crowd of 20+ people or so, an employee saw that I needed assistance and escorted me to the right entranceway (very cool gesture at the time). The sound system here isn’t bad (not too loud, not too soft), and the energy from the fans are top-​rate! And of course, there are many arena promotions and sideshows that occur during commercial or team timeouts. One of my favorites is seeing an usher on the side that the Spurs are on conduct a full dance routine next to the DJ while in the stands!
And of course, the product. The San Antonio Spurs are the main tenant here, yet you’ll also see ticket offers to watch the minor league hockey team of the San Antonio Rampage, as well as the WNBA Stars. There are other shows, such as Cirque de Soleil, the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra, etc that always have a presence here.
Altogether, this is a fun place that you can make as a destination for a good time while in San Antonio!

My boyfriend love margaritas. I am a vodka chick.
This place serves Texas beer on tap.
Weird, but if you’re reading this I say Yes.

Allright att i don’t like the new changes. Wtf do you mean you can’t smoke here do you know this man is my attorney! so they changed the whole layout for the suites. not really digging it. but it ok. I wasn’t about to spend 15 bucks on a brisket sangwich anyways. im not a business manager by any means, but I would be willing to bet that if the concessions would drop the prices by 2 bucks, they would sell a lot more– Beer, food, merch, pencils, flu, shots, baby wipes, herpes, concerts shows, SPURS gear, nachos, wallets, Easter baskets, laundry soap, hermit crabs, thumbtacks, post its, batteries, sea horses, calendars, monkey bars, tesla coils, 6 ring binders, and dd-214’s
and why no smoking even out side? that is Ludacris speed.

We have been attending Spurs games for many years and the upgrades to the AT&T center are well done and in the interest of the fan. The various vendors are able to process the flow of customers in an expeditious manner and the egress of the parking lot took the least amount of time we have ever been involved with. Very nice venue.
Oh, and of course they have ratcheted up the cost to park.

The overhauled AT&T Center is nicer than before, but not overwhelmingly so. By far the greatest improvement is the enormous high-​definition score board. The new seats seem more comfortable, but those drink holders in the armrests are very awkward. Certainly, someone has knocked over a soda or beer while backing up their large San Antonio arse into one of those seats. Didn’t see any improvement in food vendors: quality, choice, or quantity. For a venue that has a stranglehold on its customers that is home to the city’s only professional sports team, one would expect a bit more.

I could never find that article again to reference it, but I read somewhere over the course of last Spurs season that the AT&T Center was recognized as THE premier venue in NBA at which to take in a game. Nothing to compare it to, but I could certainly agree with that sentiment based on the AT&T Center experience alone.
No seats are bad seats (even the cheap seats — where my season tickets are based — though they may be steep seats, are still you-​can-​see seats). Food trucks and entertainment and a giant projection screen during the Spurs games out on the courtyard patio. Margaritas in the FanZone. Rudy’s BBQ and Whataburger were (RIP, AT&T Center Rudy’s!) available chow options inside (and it was *glorious* game food freedom to be able to top a Whataburger with Rudy’s chopped beef. A cardiac event in the making, no doubt, but glorious nonetheless.) It was in general colorful and had a ton of San Antonio character.
I’m not so sure about these off-​season renovations, though. Are they not complete yet? Sure, I could just be bitter because they tore out and tossed MY seat, along with thousands of others, into the trash, because it wasn’t «cost effective» to offer me the option to buy that seat (UGH!!)(definitely still bitter about that), but…
the reno doesn’t seem complete yet. At least, I *hope* it’s not complete yet…
There is Chuck Ramirez’s giant photo of green peas, which is WAY cool, and a few large historical basketball photos here and there, but for the most part everything is very, very white. Long hallway expanses of white. Boring white where there used to be San Anto flair. (And by San Anto flair, I don’t mean streaks of smeared nacho cheese down the walls, either) It’s just institutional, for the most part, and MEH.
The new extraHD, superJumbo screen is really cool. It’s also quite nifty that there are additional regional beers available, and that there’s a new bar *right* by our seats. Be a lot cooler when the Gene Simmons beergarden/​pub-​ish place opens too.
I just really… REALLY…hope that there’s more visual interest on the way — Let’s show our out-​of-​town opponents and their fans how we roll!
GSG, and ReadySetRampage!

A jersey girl new to San Antonio, I knew I had to attend a Spur’s game. I had a great time! I was able to find $ 15 tickets on stub hub, easy to get to the venue (leaving the area was a little bit of a pain)…I think parking are $ 15 (kinda pricey) but the stadium is beautiful and easy to get around! Clean seats, good drinks and good food (get the cheesesteak!) and not super expensive. I am looking forward on attending more events here!

I love the energy of AT&T Center.
The stadium is easy enough to navigate. The parking is also well-​organized — they have made leaving the stadium after big events quite breezy, which is not something I could say about a lot of big stadiums. The $ 20 parking fee is quite reasonable as well.
The staff are all very friendly and are plentiful enough that should you need direction, you need not look too far to get some help. They are also very welcoming and pleasant to chat with.
The Spurs crowd are also fun and really truly into the game. It was hard to miss their affection for their team when no one moment during the game had they been hushed. Talk about intimidating the opposing team. They are also quite friendly, even to us who showed up wearing our Warriors gear. They were just really awesome!
Next time I am in San Antonio, I would love to catch another game. You never know, I may even chant «Go Spurs Go!» along with everyone else. There is no shame in rooting for the home team, right? Right?
P. S. I am a Dubs girl and will always be, but it is so hard to hate the Spurs and their fans.

The parking is simple.
The stadium is easy to walk around & find things.
Plenty of food options.
The tapped beer usually gives us headaches (dirty taps??) — so we try to get bottled beer & pay the hefty price for it.
Bathrooms have TONS of stalls and are located everywhere.
I think there are plenty of good seats in the stadium, we mostly go to hockey games and concerts here.
Overall it’s a good stadium, I have been to nicer ones but hopefully after March Madness comes through the upgrades will be noticeable.

Came here for a Spurs game. From a distance the AT&T Center looks a little architecturally unassuming. However as you approach the building, it becomes apparent that it is pretty large. It isn’t until you enter the arena that you realize just how enormous the AT&T Center actually is !! The center is clean, ushers are handy and directions /​seat numbers /​signage are all clearly labeled. Eating areas and restrooms are located all over and if handicapped the trek inside the center isn’t too bad. Also shuttles transport handicapped people from the parking lot all to the front entrance of the arena.

I love just how smooth of a process it is to get inside. No matter how long the lines are to get inside they are always adequately staffed.
The pricing of food and beer is fair as you should be aware of the surcharge you’ll be paying when attending a sports game or concert.
The restrooms are always well maintained and never a replica of something from a horror house as some other venues can be known for.
If you’re looking for food and drinks they feature a great variety. I personally love the Jack Daniels lounge towards the back. From liquor to margaritas even beer, they have you covered. Rudy’s BBQ and Whataburger are amongst a few of the food options available to choose from.
Overall this place has operations down to a t.

Love this place!!!
Second time here, both in the company suite… Sweet, lol…
While I am, and always will be a Lakers fan first, knowing that the company has a vested interest in the S/​A Spurs, AND, throw in the fact that I totally respect the way they do /​take care of business, they, (the Spurs), are probably my second fave NBA team. I know it doesn’t make much sense but it is what it is…
This facility is top notch, clean, and boasts a staff that always greets you with a smile, respect and the renowned Texas hospitality.
A great buffet available on the second floor, (for a price of course), with a kick ass bar, and the suites come loaded with their own goodies /​libations. They even provide an outdoor smoking area outside the buffet!!!
I always look forward to visiting whenever I get the opportunity. Unfortunately for me, $hit doesn’t roll downhill when it come to Spurs tix…

I’ve been here for Spurs games and the Trans-​Siberian Orchestra. Coming from Dallas, this place is no where near as nice as the American Airlines Center. For how successful the Spurs have been, they definitely deserve a newer arena. Biases aside, this place is still pretty good. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I’m also very happy that there’s a Whataburger inside: D. I just wish more of the seats had cup holders.

Trans-​Siberian Orchestra tickets for the kids. 20 Dec at 3pm. These guys put on an amazing show and the AT&T Center is an excellent venue. Perfect Christmas gift.

Centre omnisports construit entre 2000 et 2002 d’une capacité de 13 400 places pour le hockey sur glacé à près de 19 000 places pour le basket-​ball.
Aujourd’hui les locataires sont:
les San Antonio Spurs (NBA) basket
les Silvers Stars de San Antonio (WNBA) basket
les Rampages de San Antonio (AHL) hockey
J’ai assisté à deux matchs de NBA. Le premier j’étais à une place située dans le haut des gradins. (Voir photo).
Le deuxième, j’étais au deuxième rang derrière les joueurs. Amazing!
Ambiance de folie, show à l’américaine (hymne nationale au début de chaque match)
A l’intérieur, tout autour du terrain, derrière les tribunes, vous trouverez des magasins pour acheter des maillots, des stands pour manger un hot-​dog, et des bars pour boire une margaritas.
Pleins d’animations sont proposés aux fans venus assister au match. A la mi-​temps, vous pourrez tester votre adresse au lancer de frites géantes dans leur boites en cartons géantes, ou alors récupérer les ballons jetés du plafond avec chacun une valeur en bon d’achat à dépenser dans la magasin du coin.
Si vous venez en couple, vous aurez peut être droit à la kiss cam. Le principe est simple, vous passez sur l’écran géant avec un fond rose en forme de cœur et vous devez embrasser votre moitié à vos cotés. Les américains sont fans!!!