I'm a huge Spurs fan. We were courtside season ticket holders, and I still love the courtside club and the energy of a game night in San Antonio. Being a Spurs fan is one of the best parts of living in the Hill Country: we get small-town life in Fredericksburg and an NBA team about an hour and a half away.
Going to a Game
The Spurs play at the Frost Bank Center, 1 Frost Bank Center Dr. in San Antonio. Here are my tips:
- Buy parking ahead of time. You can add it when you buy tickets, and the lots are color coded, so note your color.
- Know the bag rule. Bags need to be 12 x 12 x 6 inches or smaller.
- Treat yourself to a club. The Frost Club and the Agave Club make a game feel like a special night out. Some need reservations, so plan ahead.
- Get there early to watch warmups. It is fun for kids and adults.
- Plan your drive home. It is an easy drive back to Fredericksburg, but it is a late night on a school night.
A New Arena Is Coming
Bexar County voters approved funding in November 2025 for a new downtown Spurs arena at Hemisfair. There is no official opening date yet, but the city's timeline points to around 2032. It is an exciting time to be a fan.
Where to Watch Spurs Games in Fredericksburg
Can't make the drive? Here are spots in town with TVs and a fun crowd on game night:
- Fredericksburg Brewing Co., 245 E. Main St. The oldest operating brewpub in Texas.
- Witcher Brewing Co., 9973 E. US 290. David's favorite: big TVs, a big lawn for the kids and a huge soft pretzel.
- Grand Central at Milam, 206 N. Milam St. Outdoor screens.
- The Barn at Rock House, 154 Rock House Dr. Big TVs in the bar and on the patio.
- Cultures Grill & Bar, 318 E. Main St.
- Sozial Haus, 107 S. Llano St.
- West End Pizza Co., 207 E. San Antonio St.
- Pioneer Bar, 212 E. Main St. Known for watch parties.
Go Spurs Go! If you are moving to the Hill Country and want to be close to the action, please feel free to call anytime.