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At least the Rockets will have one thing to brag about. A frigging screen.
Still looks like a 4:3 jumbotron. I guess as long as it's bigger/sharper.
At least the Rockets will have one thing to brag about. A frigging screen.
Looks like the exact one in Dallas. I was there a few months back for an UFC event, and the screen and resolution was really sharp, I was impressed! Ours looks like it's a little bit bigger also.
gmafb its not a dump
Screens outside
That's the biggest Keno board I've ever seen.Screens outside
Are the upper level seats still going to mess up my knees........
I wish the politics at the time would have allowed for a downtown arena. There has been no development in that the part of SA adjacent to the arena - the county had to do it's thing to in reality keep the Spurs in SA, so that was the most important thing. Downtown would have been a much better location.
Glad to see bleachers on the lower section of the arena. Looks so much "on schedule" now since last set of photos.
Those are NOT bleachers. They just haven't finished the seating in the lower bowl.
Those black things aren't bleachers or seats? What are they? The base for the seats?
If you're talking about farther seating, I see individual seats. I think they are still covered in plastic to keep them clean during construction.Those black things aren't bleachers or seats? What are they? The base for the seats?
There are NO bleachers anywhere in ANY NBA arena. They aren't economically feasable.
Oh, whatever then, I was referring to the seats. Glad to see some seats on the lower section of the arena. Looks so much "on schedule" now since last set of photos.
Yeah, I was a bit worried when it was just concrete rows with nothing.
Uh oh...I already see dead pixels
You guys should just be glad you have a NBA team. You know how many cities would love to have a team. What if the NBA announced that the Spurs were moving to Seattle. Then what would you have to about.
Thanks for your positive post about being positive
From that angle the AT&T Center looks like a big ass barn.
The resolution of the new scoreboard is dope! Look at the tennis ball texture.
POLICY CHANGES AND UPDATES TO THE ALL-NEW AT&T CENTER
As part of the $100+ million renovation to the AT&T Center, please be advised of the following policy changes and updates to the arena. All the below changes and updates will be implemented starting on Oct. 18 when the AT&T Center reopens for the Spurs first home preseason game against the Detroit Pistons.
NEW SECURITY PROCEDURE
The AT&T Center will introduce the use of magnetometers (walk-through metal detectors) as part of enhanced security procedures at all entrances of the arena. In compliance with the NBA’s league-wide security policy, the magnetometer screening will take place at all Spurs games to create a safer environment for all guests in attendance and to allow entry to be as quick and efficient as possible.
Guests will be asked to remove any metallic items during the magnetometer screening process, including cameras, keys and cell phones at all points of entry. All bags and purses will also be screened. Fans without bags are encouraged to use the “No Bag Lanes” to expedite the process.
TOBACCO AND SMOKE-FREE POLICY
Spurs Sports & Entertainment, in partnership with Bexar County, has designated the AT&T Center as tobacco and smoke-free building.
The new policy includes all forms of smoking and tobacco use, including but not limited to, cigarettes, cigars, electronic cigarettes, personal vaporizers, smokeless tobacco and tobacco pipes.
There will be no designated smoking areas anywhere inside the AT&T Center. The tobacco and smoke-free environment extends 500 feet from the AT&T Center.
PARKING PAYMENT
All major credit cards are now accepted as a form of payment for parking.
The AT&T Center features more than 7,000 parking spaces on its property, including parking for patrons with disabilities located in Lots 1- 4. Prices and availability for parking varies by event. Please call the AT&T Center at 210-444-5140 for event specific prices and information.
AT&T CENTER BOX OFFICE
The AT&T Center Box Office will resume operations at the SE ticket tower. The AT&T Center Southeast Box Office is open Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. If there is an event during a weekend, the Box Office will open at Noon for Spurs home games or five hours prior to event time for all other events.
CONTACT:
For more information on the AT&T Center renovations, please visit NewATTCenter.com.
For questions or regarding the policy changes and updates, please contact a Service Innovation Team member at 210-444-5140 Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. or via email at [email protected].
http://www.nba.com/spurs/policy-chan...new-att-center
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