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About Alamo Stadium

Alamo Stadium is a public high school stadium in San Antonio, owned and operated by the San Antonio Independent School District. With a capacity of 18,500 after 2011 renovations, it serves as a multi-use venue for football and soccer. The seating is described as a bowl-style arrangement with separate home and visitor grandstands. The stadium hosts a range of events beyond high school football, including historically notable games and annual community events. This page provides practical details to help you plan your visit, including seating and parking information, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 18,500 (after 2011 renovations).
  • Address: 110 Tuleta Drive, San Antonio, TX 78212.
  • Venue type: Public high school stadium owned/operated by the San Antonio Independent School District; multi-use for football and soccer.
  • Seating chart: Public seating map not widely published; seating described as bowl-style with separate home/visitor grandstands.
  • Parking: On-site Lot C and Lot E (event parking); multiple lots/garages nearby; typical event parking options cited.
  • Transit: Served by VIA Metropolitan Transit; use VIA Park & Ride or route planning for access to the area.
  • Nearby hotels: Downtown options such as Menger Hotel, Crockett Hotel, Emily Morgan Hotel, and Fairmount Hotel are within a short radius of the stadium.
  • Notable events hosted: 1947 Alamo Bowl (NCAA); hosted St. Mary’s Rattlers football (1940–41); has hosted US Army All-American Bowl (2002); Fiesta Battle of the Bands and Region IV-5A track meets are among recurring SAISD/Fiesta events.