Valero Alamo Bowl Tickets

At most places the lines are soooo looong, but here, the longest line I stood in was a 10 min concession line!! You should definitely go here if you have impatient people with you!

Pregame, postgame, and especially the game was amazing.

It was fun to be a part of the Valero Alamo Bowl with my alma mater playing--Baylor. We have the Heisman Trophy Winner, Robert Griffin, III this year and that makes it a VERY special year! We attended with my daughter, also a Baylor Alumnae, and her family, plus we saw lots of people from our town at the game because San Antonio is close to our town.

This was my third Alamo Bowl and it was near perfect. This will also go down as one of the most pleasurable and stress-free large events I've ever attended. I commend the Alamodome, Alamo Bowl Organizers and the great City of San Antonio for making this such a great event. The communication and ability to get information was outstanding. The only thing we thought was an issue was the sound system in the Alamodome. It was very tough to understand just about anything that was said because of the echo and angle of the speakers.

I had a great time. I had no trouble seeing the field. It was great we won. Sic em bears!

Seating we better than expected and the staff was attentive to the handicap individual

Great game! San Antonio is a great place for bowl games and other sporting events

Having lived in Texas for 40+ years and been to San Antonio once before I had never visited downtown. The entire setting for a bowl game was awesome. The river was beautiful, the food excellent, the weather was perfect and the drinks were flowing. A great experience.

Wow, what a game! It was an unforgettable experience to watch an offensive blowout between two top-notch QBs at a nationally televised bowl game. RGIII certainly lived up to his well-deserved Heisman award. The venue was good (except for parking) and the seats were terrific. It was good to see Baylor with 10 wins this season. Sic'em Bears!

Record setting in so many ways! The game went way beyond what everyone expected!

Great game. Great Venue, great city. Parking was difficult and not offered at time of ticket purchase. Alamo bowl did warn us about that in advance, so they did their part. I would suggest opening more lots, especially business ones that are close. With the event at 8:00, they could have opened them at 6:00 without an issue. Also, not enough handicapped places. 54 for a stadium that had 65,000 + fans has got to be illegal....

Alamo bowl was great. Had a great time. Acoustics in the building were horrible though.

The seats were great even though we were in the upper deck. The view of the field and play was excellent.

I've never been to a Valero Alamo Bowl game, but I am going this year and I can't wait! I attended both UTSA games so far and the Alamodome and San Antonio are great venues for football. The Alamodome has added a lot of cool aspects like the Montana Street Ice House and the Bottom's Up beer stand. I know a lot of people that have attended Valero Alamo Bowls in the past and I've never heard a bad thing. If the Big 12/Pac-12 rankings stay somewhat the way they are now the 2011 Valero Alamo Bowl is going to have a great matchup with an extremely exciting game!

The Alamodome was very nasty but the Cowboys won!!

I was disappointed and frustrated - but mostly because my team lost. Had Arizona won - it would have helped for sure... But just starting with the matchup, it seemed odd to pair a 10-2 team with a 7-5 team. UA is more talented than it's record shows, but the reality is we were not playing well, and it showed in this bowl game. I think the pairing scared off a lot of potential fans, many I'm sure assumed it wouldn't be competitive. They were right. Next, the whole scene surrounding the game was docile, quiet, and odd. The Riverwalk?? Someone needs to meet with the Chamber of Commerce, or whoever runs that area from a marketing standpoint. It was like the complete opposite of New Orleans. No music?? Anywhere you went? It was bizarre. It was packed -- yet silent, like people milling in and out of a quiet theatre.. The events around the stadium were ok, but really lacked pageantry, and a collegiate atmosphere. We were pretty let down by how boring it all was.

Alamabowl & New Years a great time to visit San Antonio. Loved the convenience of walking from hotel to the game & to the River Walk. Event is very well supported by the citizens & businesses of S.A.

Seats were great,view you could see everywhere. 16 row from field Not to low not to high.

Had a great time. River walk is very cool. lot's of restaurants, hotels, shopping. had good seats to watch the game. can't wait to go back next year!

This was our first bowl game, and in most regards it was an enjoyable experience -- nice setting in a pleasant city with attractions in walking distance, affordable tickets, good view angles despite sitting high in the nosebleed section, etc. However, it was missing one important component: a sense of rivalry. A good three quarters of the spectators were Oklahoma State fans, and the Arizona presence was all but lacking. This largely negated the sense of excitement from two teams and their backers coming into contact. It was almost as if OSU was playing an exhibition game rather than a post-season bowl. This was hardly OSU's fault, but the organizers should try to set up a matchup that will draw fans from both teams, not just one. (Disclaimer: we weren't fans of either team, just interested in seeing a bowl game; OSU fans might not see things the same way.)