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    This kind of banner spurs me on
    Fox E.

    Not to be confused with the Spuds (they're from Idaho), the Spuns (from the propaganda offices of the powers that be), the Sputniks (Moscow), the Spunks (San Fernando Valley Los Angeles), the Shrugs (end of my Day 1), the Shugs (Tupac knows this), the Slugs (I'll tell you about them by snail mail), the Snooks (ask JWoww), the Spark Plugs (ask your mechanic), the Suds (Barbie filming a car wash scene), or the Subs (most of Barbie's clients). I was going to say "That's so Spursy" but we're not talking about the Premier League. San Antonio is a town that in many ways gets forgotten, but this is the one franchise which has decided that this town is not going to be forgotten and it's not going to be irrelevant and it's not going to be brushed aside. They've been absolutely amazing and have punched way way way above their weight for an unfashionable town's team. They've managed to win more than almost anybody over the last two decades. They should be very proud of themselves and Tim Duncan will go down as an all-time Legend, both here and across the nation. That is one guy who mastered the art of Slam-Duncan the basketball.

    Tim Duncan. Philips Arena, Atlanta, Georgia. March 25, 2009.
    Daniel B.

    The San Antonio Spurs are my favorite team in all of professional sports. They are a model of excellence, consistency, and class. They do things "the right way." I wasn't a big fan of the NBA until the Spurs drafted Tim Duncan in 1997. I'm a huge Tim Duncan fan. Tim Duncan is what got me into watching basketball; first college, then NBA, as I followed his career. I grew up watching Tim at Wake Forest. My parents went to Wake and I grew up a Demon Deacons fan. We'd go to games (we had season tickets at one point) and watch them on TV. What I liked about Tim was he was quiet, didn't talk trash, and let his game do the talking. He dominated. When he got drafted by the Spurs, that's when I really started getting into the NBA. Tim's immediate success in the NBA was fun to watch. He backed up being the No. 1 draft pick by winning Rookie of the Year and leading the Spurs to the biggest single season turnaround in NBA history (I don't know if that record still stands). Since his rookie season in 1997-98, the Spurs haven't missed the playoffs. At the time of writing this review, the Spurs have made the playoffs 22 consecutive seasons (through the 2019 playoffs) - a very impressive run. Tim led the Spurs to their first NBA championship in 1999. I was in Thailand at the time of the 1999 Finals and remember catching the games in various places. I watched Game 5, the game where the Spurs beat the Knicks 4-1, at my uncle's condo in Bangkok. I had to listen to the game broadcast in Thai. When Avery Johnson hit the game-winner, I remember jumping up in the air and pumping my fist, accidentally hitting the light fixture above. The Spurs would go on to win four more championships, all with Duncan. His supporting cast changed and the team's style of play changed too. In the late 90s and early 2000s, they really focused on the low post and the inside-out game with the Twin Towers, Duncan and David Robinson. In the 2010s, the Spurs sped up their offense and became more perimeter-oriented. Coach Gregg Popovich adapted. Tim couldn't have ended up at a better franchise than San Antonio. It's kind of crazy to think that luck (those draft lottery ping pong balls) changed the course of the Spurs' and NBA's history for decades to come. Duncan led the Spurs to championships in three different decades. He joined an organization that values high-character, team-first guys. It's evident in guys like Robinson, Sean Elliott, and Avery Johnson, who were long with the Spurs before Duncan's arrival, and guys like Manu Ginobili and Kawhi Leonard, who joined after. The Spurs are all about team and not about individual limelight. While Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade had farewell tours, Duncan and Ginobili quietly exited the stage with zero fanfare. The Spurs are managed well. Pop was both general manager and head coach of the team when Duncan arrived in 1997. RC Buford took over the GM duties in 2002. Overall, the Spurs have done a great job drafting. Examples include Robinson in 1987 (No. 1 pick), Elliott in 1989 (No. 3 pick), Duncan in 1997 (No. 1 pick), Ginobili in 1999 (No. 57 pick), and Tony Parker in 2001 (No. 28 pick). All of those players won championships and have had (or will have, in Tony Parker's case) their jerseys retired by the team. Along with drafting well, the Spurs have also done a great job with trades and free agent signings. Just one example was trading away George Hill, the Spurs' 2008 1st round draft pick (No. 26 pick), for the Indiana Pacers' 2011 1st round draft pick (No. 15). The Pacers' pick that year was Kawhi Leonard. Buford and the Spurs liked what they saw so much in Leonard that they were willing to part ways with George Hill, a solid point guard who had become beloved among the Spurs organization and fans. Leonard went on to help the Spurs win the 2014 NBA title and he was named Finals MVP that year. Of the Spurs' five championships, their last one in 2014 was the sweetest one for me and I'm pretty sure it's the sweetest one for Pop, Duncan, Parker, and Ginobili too. Not only because they were able to do it with such a veteran squad (the Spurs were always labeled as "old"), but because they were able to have a rematch with and avenge their painful loss against the LeBron James-Dwyane Wade-Chris Bosh-led Miami Heat. Games 6 and 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals were the most heartbreaking games I've experienced. For the Spurs to overcome that and bounce back to win the next year really showed the team's fortitude. The redemption of the 2014 Spurs team was incredible and inspiring. As Duncan said in the postgame interview, the 2014 championship made the 2013 loss OK. Since Duncan was drafted by the Spurs in 1997, the two most successful franchises in American professional sports have been the Spurs and the New England Patriots. The biggest difference between the Spurs and Pats is the Spurs don't cheat. I could go on, but I'm running out of room to type, so I'll leave the review with this video: https://bit.ly/1y4363b.

    4th qtr is about to start
    Darlene C.

    My home town! We went to the game and had a great time. Since my uncle gave me two tickets for Christmas I decided to buy a parking pass. The parking pass cost me $50 on stub hub for lot 3 which was right there by main entrance off Houston street. I highly recommend it if you have the extra cash. I usually would uber to a game and from if I don't have a parking pass but I don't recommend it here unless you have a driver because you have to walk a bit of a way. Forget trying to catch a taxi because the line gets insane. They don't like uber much so they make it really hard to catch one which is messed up in my opinion. If you are taking a cab out of there then it's best to leave early. What I didn't like: -We had to wait till 6:30pm to get in and I wanted to buy a new shirt. Once in everyone rushes to the store so just go during the game. I nearly had a panic attack. Lol -my hot dog bun was cold. Thumbs down!!! Otherwise, it would have been great! Other than that all the employees were very friendly! Plus it's easy to navigate your way around and the location is easy to get in and out of with the help of the police directing traffic. That and our parking pass made the experience a good one. (plus Spurs won) (Also, didn't hurt that they had wine and it cost $7.50 which was $1.50 less than a beer)

    Kari C.

    We went to a Spurs game while in San Antonio. Discounted tickets can be purchased on Lackland Airforce Base in the Pfsington Visitor Center after the Airman's Run. Tickets ranged in price from $40 - $50 depending on the seating. Airman are allowed to stay off base later in the evening for the game, so it is worth the investment for extra family time when visiting. The game itself was amazing. I am not a sports fanatic, but had THE BEST time. I really got into it and started chanting along with the crowd. I would say this is a "must do" if you're in San Antonio during basketball season. There is never a dull moment during the game. They have entertainment happening at every second to keep you engaged. Throughout our time, we saw two mariachi bands (male and female), corporate sponsored activities, crowd interaction, a high school band and the Spurs dance squad. Good Times, GO Spurs!!

    Anna R.

    We did not have the best seats in the house but what a good time we had. My husbands company sponsored a group of about 20 that could make it out on a Monday night to the Spurs game; they played the Houston Rockets. His company designed the electrical, plumbing and the air conditioning for the Rock and Brew so this is where our outing began for appetizers and drinks. This is located in the AT&T Center. After the first quarter, Houston lead San Antonio 39-23. Yikes! We were surrounded by some rowdy Spurs fans...makes the game more interesting, along with the Megatron entertainment. For the second half it's as though the Spurs came back with a vengeance and ended the third quarter SA 81 - HOU 82... Yikes-Yikes! Intense 4th quarter; fouls; "two-shots" "three-shots" at the foul line, three point shots by both teams! Tied at 98 to 98 with 4 minutes to go.... 107-107 with 1 minute. OMGoodness! 3 point shot scored by Leonard with 25 seconds... my heart can't take this! Spurs beat the Rockets 112 110! Go Spurs Go! What a night!

    Robby L.

    Always enjoy the spurs games with my son, great entertainment between between timeouts, great MC's will be coming back for several more games this year, GSG

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    Great players, admirable people, always a good game

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    Frost Bank Center - Lower level 223

    Frost Bank Center

    3.7(259 reviews)
    0.2 miEastside
    $$$

    Came out for Game 1 of the playoffs to watch the San Antonio Spurs and overall, it was an awesome…read moreexperience. The atmosphere inside the stadium was electric fans were into it, music was on point, and you could really feel that playoff energy. One of the biggest wins for me was the front row parking super clutch and made the whole night smoother. Drinks were solid (a little pricey, but expected at a game), and the restrooms were surprisingly clean considering how packed it was. On a personal note, I even connected with someone there that could turn into a great business opportunity, so that made the night even more worth it. Only downside was the service. It felt slow and a bit unorganized at times, especially when trying to get attention or place orders. Overall, great vibes, great crowd, and a memorable nighteven walked out with a win on my bet. I'd definitely come back, just hoping the service improves next time.

    Home of the San Antonio Spurs! Go Spurs Go! This venue does hold other events such as concerts,…read morecomedy shows, etc. The surrounding area is sketchy and industrial feels and is about 15 minutes away from downtown. Parking on-site varies and starts at $20 and up depending on the event. Traffic does get crazy but the police have it strategical planned well. Very organized! Staff is always friendly and helpful! Plenty of food options and the average stadium pricing. As far as viewing an event, there is a bad seat in the house for the view BUT as you go higher up, the stairs are pretty steep.

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    The view from section 221.

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    Alamodome - Happy Graduation Day Carolyn:)

    Alamodome

    2.6(215 reviews)
    2.7 miEastside

    Venue and food is great; parking is ATROCIOUS...One staff lady opened all the gates to get out of…read morethe parking lot, not even 5 minutes later another lady slams the gates shut almost hitting my car because she INSISTED on closing. Cops stand there doing nothing. Took 45 minutes to one hour to get out because Miss Yellow Vest couldn't handle car...terrible parking situation almost hitting cars with their wands and their gates, and paid $40?!!! I'll park elsewhere and walk

    Paul McCartney's concert last month was the first time my sister and I ever saw a concert or show…read moreat the Alamodome :) ! His concert was absolutely PHENOMENAL :D !! We wouldn't have expected anything less from a Beatle, rock legend, and musical genius :) ! The concert itself was definitely worth 5 stars all the way :D !! We were told that this was the first time in 32 years that he performed at the Alamodome, ever since he first christened its opening in 1993 :D ! We were grateful and relieved that, at least, the VIA shuttles around town were available as paid transportation options to go to and from the concert. Otherwise, it would have been a nightmare to get to and from the venue! We have been to some venues before where there were no good transpiration options, and the only option was to drive and park yourself. But fortunately, the Alamodome has the VIA shuttle option, which is very much like the Park & Ride option I was used to before for the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. There is a designated area for Rideshare options like Uber and Lyft. But I wouldn't suggest that. Although it can be ok taking Rideshare to the Alamodome, like most big venues, it's a huge pain to get picked up after the concert by Rideshare, unless you leave the concert well before everyone else does. The Alamodome isn't the best concert venue we have been to, but it also is certainly not the worst. We would say it is somewhat in the middle. Once you get dropped off by VIA shuttle, the signs leading up to the Alamodome are pretty straightforward and self-explanatory. However, once you are inside, it can be somewhat confusing to find your seats. I felt like we had to ask at least 3 people how to find our floor seats. And even when we got to the floor, there weren't well delineated signs to follow to our section, row and seat numbers. We found it somewhat odd that yellow chalk was used to write markings on the ground, instead of darker-colored chalk, or clear printed signs (which would have been easier to follow). Our seats weren't the most comfortable, since they were plastic fold-out chairs. But considering we had floor seats, and we could get up and stand anytime, this didn't really bother us, except when we got tired of standing. Like most concert and stadium venues, the food is your typical pricey fast food and drinks. But this is expected since it's a well-known fact that most concert and stadium venues usually don't sell quality food. I would say that the drinks overall are better than the food. Otherwise, we felt that the acoustics were pretty stellar and the concert experience there was still AMAZING :D !!

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    San Antonio Missions - After the game, july 2025

    San Antonio Missions

    4.1(56 reviews)
    10.1 mi

    We had so much fun at this SA Missions Minor League game! They are the minor league team that feeds…read moreup to the SD Padres. Not sure about the location decision but we had fun at the game! Our kids were pulled aside after the game to get an autographed ball by one of their players which was very sweet. During the summer they have specials also on the weekdays and giveaways on certain days, similar to MLB. We went on a Tuesday during summer and the parking lot was priced at $5 as part of their special. We would love to come again! I guess Adrien Beltre from the Rangers was there for a bit of time also, we saw him on one of their players banners. So cool. They have a cute little gift shop on the lower level.

    Went to my first game and I will say overall it was a great experience other than some little…read morethings. Got to the game a little early parking was super easy it just when we left was the headache because at night you can't see the curbs at the end so a lot of people had to turn around to figure out which one let to the actual exit I think so simple exit signs would help. Food was decent got nachos, soda and beer. Sadly my husband had gotten 2 bad beers to where he had to notify staff that the tap was no good so they had to look into it. Prices honestly hurt more than I thought it would I got a large $9 soda but they said it was $6 to refill so I decided no refills. Water was $5 I will also post the list of everything priced out. Other than those minor things it was great staff was super friendly we had great seats.

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    13th Floor Haunted House - Entrance to the haunt.

    13th Floor Haunted House

    3.2(159 reviews)
    2.6 miEastside

    I've been going to 13th floor Haunted House for several years and it's always a good way to…read morecelebrate the spooky season. I like the ax throwing experience that they added to the end and that they have performers entertain entertaining in line while you wait. It really can't get crowded and the lines can become long so I always try to go in the earlier end. The performers are great and it makes for a fun experience during Halloween.

    I'm a big fan of haunts , attend many throughout the country, and am admittedly highly critical…read more We went opening night for 2025 and there was no line at all. Our first sentiments were that we didn't feel welcomed. We had a group of four (all of us business aged 45-50) and we kept getting asked to move by staff several times. All while not feeling like they were being helpful at all. It just felt childish and I was even second-guessing going in. Three different staff members asked to see our tickets. Rules were repeated to us a total of three times. Now for the haunt - it was stifling hot inside the building through the whole maze / so much that I was getting dizzy and my friends couldn't wait for it to be over just to get back into a breeze.. The sets were detailed but it was a lot of similar themes going on in many of the rooms - it lacked some imagination in favor of just medical gore scenes. There was fog in areas that were too heavy to even enjoy what was coming at us - and that fog landed in many rooms. The end of the maze that leads into the retail exit was abrupt - there was no grand finale moment. Overall, not much stood out as very interesting or outstanding. (Exception: the subway cars) Go if you are a huge fan of haunts and Halloween. But if you only go to one haunt each year, this isn't the one.

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    Haunted house, escape room, and axe throwing!

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