All-American Bowl Tickets

The US Army All-American Bowl was a great experience. It gave the city of San Antonio and its supported High School fans a first hand look of the best Future Football Student Athletes across the country. The atmosphere and recongition of other outstanding achievements surely put a stamp on the entire All-American Bowl to include the battle of the bands. Kudos to the US Army for their unwavering support and display of excellence. What an exciting finish to the game!

Event was awesome. Seating wasn't great due to my disability. Thank God those sitting next to me were so understanding.

Awesome event. Loved the pregame show and the show outside. What an event. Can't wait until next year. This is our 7th or 8th year. What a show! We were on the west side and the Jumbo tron camera man liked our section. We had 15 people in our party on the front roll. We had some young children with us and they really enjoyed being on the big screen. Thanks for a memorable experience!

My friend and I went together and enjoyed a very good game and will proably go again next year. The program was well organized and enjoyable.

Amazing event. So great to watch the young players, band and to see us honoring our Army soldiers.

My family and I had an amazing time . Love every bit of it !!

This is one of my favorite events to attend every year. It not only showcases the talents of some of the Best High Shool football players in the country,It also recognizes our current military men and women and all of us veterans as well...HOOOOOO-RAHHHHHH!!!!

about the same every year. Best part of the event is meeting the kids afterwards. They're very willing of their time and the little ones truly seemed in awe of them. Biggest criticism same as last year: takes too long to get folks down on the field, especially in the north endzone. Still somewhat disorganized, but a modest improvement over last year. Not recommended for casual fans; would recommend more for hardcore FB fans and people interested in seeing/meeting prospective players for "their" university

The All American Army bowl is an awesome family event

We enjoyed the game. It was my first time to the Army bowl. Went to support our quarterback from Petal, Miississippi, Anthony Alford. Hopefully, this is the start of the future God has planned for him. I love the spirit of the army men. They out cheered the fans.

Great day! Great seats, no obstructions. Facility clean. Sound good, easy to hear announcements.

As a military brat & veteran, It was an awesome event to attend. It was great to be a part of an event representing two joint worlds; football and in honor of service men/women who serve(d) for our country. The ceremonies from Purple heart, veterans, sworn in, Army band, to introduction of Football players being escorted to team was unforgettable my son and I. The outside events by the Sunset Station were fun and educational for kids to experience a bit of United States Army and interest for their future. My son was enlightened, motivated, and amazed how combined two of his interests were.

Great seats and it was great to see the best players in the country. The East team needed a QB I think the East Coaches didnt know Diggs can play QB

Army always puts on a great event and showcases some of the best high school football players from around the nation.

Enjoyed watching game . Was well organized. Lot's of freebies. Booth setups outside of dome were well manned, very informative and people friendly. Crowd was great. A very family orientated event.

Great Game, Awesome Event hope to return next year!

All was good except the typical fan was there to socialize, jump up and down going to the snack bar, restroom or walk the Alamodome with friends while talking on their cell phones and texting rather than watching the pre-game, game or halftime ceremonies. These habits cause the serious fan to have to stand up and down and have their vision and hearing blocked during the very proceedings that we paid and arrived o watch and enjoy.

The talent of the athlete was superb. every athlete selected was the best at their position and played very hard. The great part about the game was the accessibility of the athlete afterwards. The part i disliked was that there was no crowd control on the field afterwards for the autograph session. it was choatic to get malcolm brown's autograph for my son. I saw kids getting pushed around in the midst of everything, not on purpose, but people really didnt show any appropriateness.

OK game; poorly planned. Over 37,000 attendees but not enough gates open on a cold (for san antonio) blustery day. People were forced to walk all away around the venue - on the outside - in order to get in. After the game they announced that fans were welcome to come down on the field for autographs and pictures. Effectively they only opened one staircase down to the field, in one corner of the stadium. Complete bottleneck; complete standstill for fans in the stands; extremely frustrating. Then, to add insult to injury, as soon as the fans got on the field they started snapping off the lights and announced people should make way for the exits. Insulting and amateurish. Bottom line is that they either didn't have enoug staff on hand, or didn't think things through (plan). Finally, for the city of San Antonio, from a San Antonian: there are two times during the year the city is guaranteed to be on TV (an opportunity to show off the city): the AlamoBowl and All-American. why then, invariably, does the city choose to drain the river during one of them?? It's embarrassing for the city. I realize there is no good time to do this mandatory maintenance. But, conventions and tourists typically don't bring camera crews and broadcast trucks with them to beam to the country. // Kudos the kids (players) for taking pictures, signing autographs and answering questions. There are some really good kids out there .... and oh by the way they also play some darn good football.

Awesome event. I've been going with my wife for the last 6 years. This event really showcases the athletes and the Army. Can't wait till next year!