Alamodome

The Alamodome is a multi-purpose domed stadium and events center in downtown San Antonio, Texas, United States, that opened in the early 1990s. It is used for sports, concerts, conventions, and large public events.

The venue can seat roughly 65,000 spectators for major football games and is reconfigured for smaller capacity events such as basketball, concerts, and exhibitions. It hosts a wide range of large-scale public events including college bowl games and regional conventions.

The Alamodome was completed and opened in 1993 as a municipal facility to attract major events and provide a large indoor venue for San Antonio. Since opening it has hosted NCAA tournaments, concerts, and other major sporting and civic events.

The building sits in the northeastern part of downtown San Antonio, a short drive from the River Walk and the Alamo. It is accessible via city roads and public transit and is adjacent to other sports and convention facilities in the city center.

• Capacity: Seating capacity is roughly 65,000 for large events; configurations change for concerts, basketball, or conventions.
• Events calendar: Hosts recurring events such as the annual Alamo Bowl and the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, making scheduling important for visitors.

Located at 100 Montana St, near downtown San Antonio and the River Walk. Adjacent to major roads (I-10/I-35 corridor). Use local transit (VIA Metropolitan Transit) and event shuttles on major event days.

• Check the event calendar - the Alamodome hosts everything from Spurs preseason games to big-name concerts and the schedule changes daily.
• Expect heavy traffic and use park-and-ride options or arrive early; the venue has large parking but ingress can be slow.
• If attending a rodeo or military event, prepare for specific entry rules and security measures.