San Antonio Rampage

Rampage game was a blast!!! Let’s start out by saying that the parking for this place is only $ 5, it’s never too packed and it’s never too crowded.
Once the game starts, the crowd gets crazy!!! This was my first game and I immediately got hooked. The way the players get thrown up against the glass, the action, the crowd and then you ha e T-​bone pumping the crowd up. These games are definitely something you want to at least attend once. it’s family friendly and affordable. I loved it so much I ended up becoming a season pass holder at the end of the game lol
GO RAMPAGE!!!

Great family environment. My son and I come to the games, never encountered a problem. I feel safe, plus there is plenty of security around.

Go Rampage!
These games are so much fun! I love to see the hard hitting action on the ice. You’d never thing that South Texas would be a good place for a hockey team, but we have some great action on the ice!
T-​Bone has some great moves out there on the ice, and they always keep you entertained between the periods!
The Zamboni driver here is the best zamboni driver in San Antonio, hands down!

Has T-​Bone been neutered? Why are the games flat this year? Team is doing better than expected, but attending them has certainly changed in tone over the past three seasons. Soon it will be no more exciting than watching tennis.

Depending on the game, the Rampage can be aggressive and hungry to win. Other games, they forget that are playing at the professional level. The AHL officials are not the greatest referees that I have seen and I won’t expect to see them at an Dallas Stars game any time in the foreseeable future.

Always a great time and quite affordable. That’s definitely two phrases you can’t say about many professional sporting events. The Rampage really go out of their way to put on a show and keep the fans entertained even during the breaks. The AT&T Center is nice, seats are affordable, and other than just the random seat somewhere, usually has a great view of the action.

I love everything about live sports. The sights, sounds, the action. There is nothing better than the collection of stimuli that are taken in when at a sporting event.
First of all, the AT&T Center was very nice. The parking was very easy to navigate and very cheap ($ 5). It was also very close to the entrances which is nice when compared to other sprawling sports plexes. Inside the venue, there were ample restrooms and concession stands throughout the ground level. If you are lucky enough to make it downstairs, there is an excellent club level.
I know the minor league athletes are not as talented as the top tier professionals, and the games are more focused on family fun than the game itself, but they are still very entertaining. The athletes all seemed to care about putting on an entertaining game and they were all very talented. This was evident through the fact that the game I saw featured scoring in the final minute.
Overall, the sporting experience at the Rampage was what anyone should expect at a minor league sporting event. Plenty of action, loads of family friendly fun, and sports at a discounted price. I would be extremely happy to live in a city that has sports teams and I am glad I was able to experience some of San Antonio’s sports while I was in the area.

So I am here on a business trip, I get tickets to go to a game, their first game back from the rodeo… We get about 7 min into the game, and they come out and say the game has been cancelled and watch out for info on the make up game… I go to the ticket office inside, and explain I am there temporarily, they tell me to go outside… I go outside, and they tell me they cannot help me out, that I need to call and take care of it… This takes an hour or so of my time… I tried to call three times, and never got past the robo-​phone, then the game gets scheduled for after I am gone!!! On top of that, this game was supposed to be for Military Appreciation Night… A lot of appreciation we got!!! 20 bucks down the toilet, plus $ 5 for parking and $ 10 beers… NEVER AGAIN!!!

Fun fun fun ! How much fun? My husband and I bought season tickets fun. We enjoy having the weekend plan (Friday and Sat). The Friday dollar beer is a plus and our season ticket rep is so helpful and a «I’ll take care of you guys «kinda guy. We chose to get two seats that are on their own in an row. Best seats bc you don’t have to get up for people the whole night ! We get a great view of the ice and game.
I will tell ya, we sat near the glass for one game and I can’t say I enjoyed the game as much. I couldn’t see but the rough housing on the glass was fun to experience up close. The Rampage play a great game and the experience is always a fun one. Check it out at least once and you might find yourself hooked on hockey !

I went here for a Sunday afternoon game and had a blast! I am surprised more people do not go! Ticket was about $ 10 and included a hot dog, drink, and chips. We had pretty good seats and were even able to start game chants in our section! The rampage scored several goals so we were rewarded with a free Chick-​fil-​a coupon after the game as well! I can’t wait to go back. Only downside: the at&t center is really out of the way.

I love Rampage games!
I love hockey in general and am so glad San Antonio has a hockey team to enjoy, even if its an AHL team. The games are not expensive for tickets and its nice to take friends and family.
The game is exciting and fun to watch, even if you don’t really know the sport.
I would definitely recommend checking out some games if you have never been!

RAMPAGE!
I honestly think that the Rampage games are more fun than the Spurs games… and I love the Spurs!
Do not go to a Rampage game and expect to be quiet. You simply must let loose, have fun, and yell for your team! T-​Bone (the Rampage mascot) is so much fun and super friendly to the kiddos. The ticket prices are amazing and if you can get front row tickets… just spring for them. They are SO worth it to be able to pound on the glass and get involved. We brought friends with us who didn’t know the rules but were just so caught up in the crowd’s positive energy that they had a BLAST! The other fans are super friendly too so don’t be daunted if you don’t understand what is going on, just turn around and ask… I promise the people surrounding you will be more than happy to fill you in on what is going on

I love the NHL. I love the AHL.
I’m a hockey person. You should be one too!
There’s so many great opportunities the Rampage brings for the people of San Antonio and I hate when they get looked over.
Since they’ve been so ridiculously good these past few years all their hard work is finally paying off with high attendance. I even see Rampage fans sporting their gear downtown these days.
If you haven’t been to a game yet, get to one as soon as possible. Hockey season is usually October through May if they get into finals. So get into it folks! It’s always cool in the arena and what’s not to like about that in Texas?!
Come here often!

I love it so much, I’m a season ticket holder. You have to attend at least once, and if it’s in you, it’ll get you. Great fun, and excitement. Parking is cheap 5 $, food prices are decent. Friday’s are dollar soda and beer night. Check out the website:

I had so MUCH fun here at the game! I had a $ 20 Groupon Ticket with $ 10 Food voucher at the SuperBox, it was awesome! They really know how to work the crowd and everyone was into it. And $ 1 beer night on Friday nights.
After the games, they had a free live show with Ruben V, which is double awesome.
Great experience over all.

While staying up in Austin, I decided to run down to San Antonio for some minor league hockey to get my hockey fix, as the NHL idiots have decided they don’t want my time and money once again.
A lot cheaper than the San Jose Sharks, that’s for sure. $ 5 to park, sold. Good seats for $ 20, sold.
Also the arena is top notch. I wanted to check it out because growing up I was a huge Spurs fan and wanted to see what their newish building looked. As soon as you walk in the East entrance you see the Spurs’ NBA championship trophies and rings. Pretty classy.
The ATT Center does a great job making the place intimate for smaller crowds for their AHL team. They pull curtains over the area behind one of the goals and the entire top deck. Then when you put 6,000 people in what’s left, its pretty damn full and energetic. I liked it.
The oddest thing I saw was that they do the chuck a puck thing AFTER the game, or at least the night I was there. I bought the pucks before the game, got them out at the start of the second intermission, then nothing happened.
Anyway it was a nice night out enjoying the game which San Antonio dropped 5 – 3 to Toronto.

I had a lot more fun than I thought I would at this game. I know nothing about hockey but was still able to follow the game and get excited with the crowd. I went on Dollar Beverage night (that’s dollar for beer or non alcoholic drinks).
The tickets are reasonably priced so it makes for a good date night or family outing. Come out and support your San Antonio team as soon as you can!

These games are a blast! Highly recommended.

What can I say about the San Antonio Rampage! You MUST get out to see a game for yourself — they are really great! Hockey is a super fast paced game so there is always action going on, as long as you can keep up with the puck! (But that does come easier the more hockey you watch.) The Rampage are not always the greatest team, but the atmosphere is fun enough that they do not have to be winning or having a great season to have a fun time. The fights, the pucks hitting the glass, the big checks in to the wall — all will keep you on your feet and into the game!
Season tickets and half season tickets as well as holiday packages and that sort of thing are also very affordable. Much more so than other sports. Friday is dollar drink night, and Sunday’s special is get a hot dog, chips and drink, plus a ticket for $ 12! They also have fun games sprinkled through out the season, like a breast cancer night where the ice is pink and a bring your dog to the rink night.
There are also some great promotions that happen during the game. The best is the cow drop, were Chick-​fil-​a cows are dropped from the raptors with parachutes strapped to them. Also, if the Rampage score 4 goals in a game everyone receives a coupon for a free chicken sandwich!
Lastly: Ready, Set, Rampage!

We were in town to see our home team (Houston) play here in San Antonio.
Compared to what we’re used to, the tickets are cheaper, the parking is cheaper and there’s a greater selection of foods than in the Toyota centre (food merchants are cash only though so be forewarned!). The atmosphere was electric and the fans were entertaining and in full voice!
We were walk-​up ticket buyers and ended up in a ‘Super Box’, which gave us a great view of the ice. The arena’s a lot colder than what we’re used to but we’d brought a sweater just in case. We thoroughly enjoyed supporting our team here in San Antonio and will definitely be back!