100 Montana Street
San Antonio, Texas 78203
(210) 207-3663
1-800-884-3663
www.alamodome.com
Click here for the 2008 NCAA Men's Final Four Seating Diagram
Conveniently located in downtown San Antonio, the 65,000-seat Alamodome was completed in May 1993 and through the support of local citizens, it opened debt-free and is owned and operated by the City of San Antonio and its Convention, Sports and Entertainment Facilities department. The Alamodome, just a short 10-minute walk to the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, approximately 10,000 downtown hotel rooms and the world-renowned River Walk, is a “3rd Generation” facility with a 40,000+ seat arena configuration. It features the very latest in dome architecture and engineering technology, with column-free spans for unobstructed viewing and a curtain wall system for configuration flexibility.
The Alamodome continues to be a vital part of San Antonio’s tourism and entertainment industries. Since the move of the Spurs in 2002, the Alamodome has remained an active facility hosting more than 100 events per year. For over 10 years, the Alamodome has been the site of numerous NCAA® Championships including regional basketball tournaments, Men’s and Women’s Final Fours® and a Women’s Volleyball Championship.
For more information about the home of the 2008 NCAA Men’s Final Four, visit www.alamodome.com.
Parking
The Alamodome has 2,810 onsite parking spaces with an additional 12,000 parking spaces within 1/2 mile walking distance. Game-day parking will be available for purchase on a first-come, first-serve basis in Alamodome Lots B & C. Click here for more information on area parking. http://alamodome.com/parking.htm
Accessibility
Passenger loading areas for visitors with disabilities are available, along with accessible parking convenient to the dome. More than 1 percent of the 2,810 on-site parking spaces at the Alamodome are designated as accessible.
The Alamodome is one of the most accessible dome stadiums in the U.S. and meets or exceeds all guidelines set by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Special seating throughout the Dome allows visitors with disabilities the same flexibility as the rest of the population to choose from for locations and price range.
Concession stands have lower counters scaled to the needs of wheelchair users. Almost 300 wheelchair positions have been located next to fixed seats for companions. Removable seats offer adaptability for another 190 wheelchair spaces. Additional space on the mezzanine level makes it possible to accommodate 778 wheelchairs.
Unisex bathrooms are also available where visitors can take opposite sex companions requiring assistance.
Hospital-size elevators are available for individuals with mobility impairments and telecommunication devices (TDD) are available for persons who are deaf. Pay telephones have been installed and sound-amplification equipment with headphones will be available at no charge.
Wheelchairs
The Alamodome provides wheelchairs that can be utilized free of charge. They are located at the Alamodome Information Booths at the North and South entrances.