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About Midnight Rodeo - San Antonio

Midnight Rodeo in San Antonio was a storied 25,000-square-foot country-dance hall opened in 1982 during the Urban Cowboy era. While the venue underwent significant changes and ultimately faced a total loss from a 2022 fire after its closure in 2019, its legacy lives on in the city’s country music scene. This page provides a comprehensive overview for fans and visitors, including historical context, parking and transportation options, and nearby lodging and dining that Keep You Close to the action. If you’re looking for current concert opportunities, we’ll point you to the sister club and alternative venues in the area where events continue. We’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner recommendations to help you plan a smooth night out in San Antonio.

Location and history matter when you’re chasing country tunes in San Antonio. While Midnight Rodeo itself is no longer standing after the 2022 fire, the building’s footprint and its dance-floor tradition remain a part of local lore. For fans seeking live country music and dance events today, consider nearby venues and the Wild West club for continued experiences with similar energy. If you’re planning a visit, our team can connect you with reliable lodging and dining options near Nacogdoches Road to ensure a convenient, enjoyable night out in the Alamo City.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 12260 Nacogdoches Rd, San Antonio, TX 78217.
  • Venue type: large country-dance hall/nightclub opened in 1982 during the Urban Cowboy era.
  • Size: building around 25,000 square feet.
  • Status: closed in 2019; concerts moved to sister club Wild West after bankruptcy filings.
  • Demolished/destroyed: building damaged beyond use by a fire in November 2022; described as a total loss.
  • Seating/chart: no official current seating chart; third-party sources show generic seating configurations for past events.
  • Notable events: hosted country concerts and dance events; iconic San Antonio dance hall known for its dance floor and country music scene.
  • Parking: historical use included a large on-site area; post-closure events referenced parking-lot gatherings.