Alamodome

Description

The Alamodome, located in San Antonio, Texas, is a multi-purpose indoor stadium that has become a focal point for sports, entertainment, and community events since its opening in 1993. With a seating capacity of approximately 64,000 for football games and around 38,000 for basketball, the Alamodome is designed to accommodate a wide range of events, making it one of the most versatile venues in the region.

Originally constructed to host the 1993 NCAA Men’s Final Four, the Alamodome has since embraced a variety of sporting events, including college football, soccer, and basketball. It was the home of the NFL's San Antonio Texans and later the XFL's San Antonio Commanders. The stadium's ability to transform its configuration allows it to easily switch between sports and concert settings, further enhancing its appeal.

Beyond athletics, the Alamodome has played host to major concerts featuring world-renowned artists, large-scale conventions, and community gatherings. With state-of-the-art technology, including a large video board and advanced sound systems, attendees are treated to an immersive experience whether they are cheering for their team or enjoying a live performance.

The stadium’s strategic location in downtown San Antonio makes it easily accessible, and it is surrounded by a vibrant area filled with dining and entertainment options. The Alamodome is not just a venue; it is a symbol of San Antonio’s commitment to fostering culture and community spirit through diverse events. Its continuous evolution and investment in infrastructure make it a cherished landmark in the heart of Texas, celebrating both sports and the arts for generations to come.

Stadium Details

• Original Name: Alamodome
• Capacity: 65,000
• Status: In Use
• Primary Sport/Event: American Football
• Elevation Above Sea Level: 202m

Location Map

Map showing the location of Alamodome in USA.