Well, in case anyone missed my other review for Best Tickets, I also have to give them a shoutout…read morefor their main location! This Yelp page is for their main office building where you can find the team working hard during the week. Whenever there are big games or concerts at the Frost Bank Center, they will move to their second location to open up their private area for their customers. As I've stated before, Best Tickets is the best place to shop for tickets. Dan is my go-to guy and he is the absolute best. I love how honest he is about the pricing and he makes sure to get me the best deal out there. I've purchased numerous Spurs tickets and concert tickets from them and always got a great deal. I honestly can't recommend them enough!

I can't recommend Best Tickets enough! Omar went above and beyond to find us the best seats at an…read moreamazing price. As someone from out of state, I really appreciated his recommendations on where to eat before the concert to ensure we got to the venue on time. The entire process was simple, transparent, and had no hidden fees--just great service. Everything was on time and hassle-free. If you're looking for the best ticket-buying experience, this is it! 10/10 highly recommend! #BestTickets

I've said this before and I'll say it again, Best Tickets is the best place to purchase tickets for…read moreany kind of event happening in San Antonio or even across the country. I've been a loyal customer of Best Tickets for some years now and the customer service they offer is outstanding. You just let them know which event you are looking to attend and your price range and I can assure you that you won't find a better deal anywhere else. Also, they don't trick you with a bunch of extra fees like Ticketmaster or other online pages. Plus a really nice perk of Best Tickets is that if you are going to a Spurs game or concert at the Frost Bank, their store is open and they have a wall full of complimentary beer and seltzers for their customers. Definitely give these guys a chance next time you are looking for tickets!

Best Tickets brings more than just tickets to you when you stop by on your way to the AT&T…read moreCenter...they treat you with an experience like no other ticket vendor! This hidden happening place is the perfect pre-game or pre-concert spot on AT&T Center Parkway. You can call beforehand or buy tickets online. If it's a last minute purchase you can often buy tickets here just before the event, too. It really all depends on the event popularity and seats available of course. The staff is friendly and pleasant with each customer. The highlight is when they invite you into their Lounge, so it's a good idea to beat the event traffic and get here early! You can buy an AT&T Center Parking Pass with your tickets too. There is not much parking outside the shop, but if you get there at least an hour before the event you should be good. Sitting in their comfy lounge is intimate and makes for a great place to surprise a date. You can choose from a plethora of beers that they have stocked on their back wall fridge. So grab a BT koozie, and select one of the many complimentary beer choices! Practice that "Go Spurs Go" chant with your friends on the way to the game and you are ready to catch the action!

27 Apr 2024 It was soooooo slow. We left after an hour. We…read morehad seen the vanguard, some Tundra trucks, mostly ad stuff. My sis told me later a vintage fire truck had broken down and was causing stoppage of the parade. She was watching on TV. She said the KSAT hosts were scrambling to fill time. We are not going to bother to attend these parades next year. It's better and easier on TV.

It was our first time at this fiesta event! We sat in the Chick-fil-A section and they gave us a…read moregoodie bag with a fiesta medal, water, sandwich, fan, and sunglasses. You couldn't go to the grass area behind us because it was wristband only but the grass area across the street from us had TONS of free samples, raffles, and games to win a medal. Next time we come, we may not stay as long as we did. Once it gets to the 10th high school band and dance/cheer team, it gets a bit repetitive . The UT band was awesome UTSA should've outdone them since it's our city's event tho.

Worst business model ever. Do you guys even consider your customers? Only open from 9 to 5 and only…read moreon weekdays.. So any working class person can only rush over on their lunch break. I tried calling before hand to make sure you were open or to try enquiring if you carry what I needed and it just rang and rang. When I got there, no one was at the counter, I could hear you in the back on the phone (so I guess you don't have call waiting in 2016), and just stood there for about five minutes. Some one from ticket sales went to tell you I was up front, and never came back. So I just left. I'll use the internet or ANY other business actually geared toward a customer, not their own little world. I wish there was a zero stars option.. and when you guys go out of business I'll try and at least act surprised.

From the owner: Sell hard to find and sold out tickets to events at the Alamodome, AT&T Center, Majestic Theatre,…read moreTobin Center for the Performing Arts, Empire Theatre located in San Antonio, TX.

Amazing venue and great sound quality!…read more The Tobin offers an upscale experience with friendly staff, a range of price points, and nice sound quality. Prepaid garage or valet parking options are available as well as a convenient parking lot a short walk away. The show was loud, especially for an acoustic performance, but the sound quality was great. Overall, there is a variety of price points, so you can splurge on club seating with table service, or choose the balcony to save the piggy bank. We sat in the mezzanine section however next time I would prefer to sit closer to the stage. While some of the ticket prices were on the high side, you can sign up for the newsletter to receive discounts on upcoming shows. The price of drinks was outrageous but sadly typical for a concert. I did not order food or beverages but be sure you view the menu / price list ahead of your visit. There was no meet & greet or photo opportunity offered for this event but I hope that is an option at future events. Definitely consider the Tobin when your favorite band is in town!

This is the best technologically advanced performance theater in town. I toured it when it was…read moreunder construction. The seat configurations alone blow all other theaters out of the water. I will say if you go for an orchestra, avoid the lower orchestra outer edge seats as there's no exit aisle. You have to walk past your entire row to get to the spot if you are a bigger man. Most shows will have an intermission which allows you to get up, use RR, grab a quick snack and get back to your seat in time for the action. Modern meets classic. Classic exterior, modern exterior and interior. I suggest coming for a classical music performance and when coming with a date, sit in the mezzanine. Great view and feels more intimate.

This is one of the events that are so indicative of San Antonio. Once a year national, regional,…read moreand local artists in music, dance, art and performance art display and perform their art for the community. It's vibrant, diverse, and varied just like it's host city.

There just wasn't a lot to do at this year's Luminaria. I have been a couple of times in the past…read moreand had a great time. There just wasn't a lot to experience this year. Totally not impressed. There was one spot for beer, and they weren't very adventurous on the food items. They had chicken or beef kebabs for $10, some gorditas, and hot pretzels, but not a whole lot more. We got there early and went into one of the venues to watch an awesome local band called Slowpoke who had two guest violinists, and a cellist. They were really great, and it was the highlight of the evening. When we emerged however, Hemisfair Park was PACKED to the hilt with people. The food and drink booths took credit cards, so that was a huge plus. I'm going to take a pass on Luminaria or the next few years in hopes that they improve.

The day after purchasing tickets I received a text from an unknown number with a link, no…read moreexplanation just a link. I never click on a link from unknown numbers so the text was deleted. After receiving an email I guessed the text had something to do with my tickets so I called ticketcity, yes the text was for my tickets. I requested another text or email but only received excuse after excuse. Multiple calls over several days with one excuse after another and no tickets. Poor customer service that will not or can not make decisions to solve issues. This was my first and last time using ticketcity. Guess my only option is to dispute charges with my credit card company.

JP was fantastic to work with. He helped me pick out the best seats and we had sunshine all day. He…read moresuggested we go on family day where our kiddos got to run the bases, it was a truly unforgettable experience! thank you, JP!

A unique botanical garden with so much beauty and history. We were lucky to visit during the…read moreOtherwild art exhibit, which displayed beautiful large scale colorful art throughout the various gardens. We walked through the Japanese Garden, Rose Garden, an adorable set up of a water conservation garden, cacti/succulent garden and had a relaxing break on the swing facing the pond filled with turtles and ducks. Make sure you stop inside the high humidity garden and the indoor cacti garden with a unique display of various cacti. There is also a really nice children's garden/area and the botanical garden is child friendly in general. There are a lot of spots to enjoy your lunch. I suggest bringing snacks or your lunch. I didn't see any places to purchase food. Parking is free. We visited midweek and it was pretty mellow. A gift shop is located at the entrance. Overall, this botanical garden is at the top of my list and it's definitely worth a visit.

What a beautiful piece of heaven! I felt like I was transported into another world and didn't feel…read morelike I was in a city at all. My first visit and a definite must in the Spring. Parking was plentiful and easy. Entry is $18 per adult, $16 with military discount. The park is well paved and divided into themed sections. See pic of map below. And in addition, there were 11 beautiful art installations related to plants throughout the park to admire and take pics. Love the symbiotic flow between garden and art. I really enjoyed Pineywoods Lake- gorgeous wooded area with cabins, and lots of benches to sit, relax, and enjoy nature. Vibrant cardinals high up in the trees were singing and turtles were lounging and catching sun rays on a small island in the middle of the lake. Another fave was the Lucile Halsey Conservatory area. The multi color Flowy Flora in Flight resides there and caught my eye. The area also housed the Desert pavilion, fern grotto, tropical conservatory, and palm and cycad pavilion. So many interesting plants and landscaped in a meticulous manner. Couldn't get enough : D Plan to spend about 2-2 1/2 hours and we brought lunch and had a nice picnic near the lake. Cute gift shop and coffee near entrance. I'll be back.