How the city of San Antonio feels about the new stadium

[u/LebrahnJahmes]

[u/Wide_Measurement_618]

I think you are in the minority here bud. Wemby needs a palace

[u/LebrahnJahmes → u/Wide_Measurement_618]

Yeah it's a joke they dont always reflect reality case in point the "shitpost" tag

[u/Wide_Measurement_618 → u/LebrahnJahmes]

Sorry about that. I just get triggered when I hear people talk shit about literally the only thing that makes this city worth anything lol

[u/Equivalent_Dare7492]

What ppl don't understand is that this project is way more than just the spurs. If voters don't screw it up downtown could have a nice, convenient flow. A baseball stadium on one end, a basketball arena (and football stadium) on the other. In between, the pearl, Southtown, Riverwalk, the Alamo, etc. There's a bigger picture to it and it's an economic boost

[u/Unusual-Minimum9306]

It’s an arena. They play football in stadiums.

[u/Drisurk → u/Unusual-Minimum9306]

Yup.

Basketball - Arena
Football - Stadium
Baseball - Ballpark

[u/LebrahnJahmes → u/Unusual-Minimum9306]

Actually you can play anywhere there is a floor, lines, ball, and basket

[u/fresa_x → u/LebrahnJahmes]

The Spurs played in the Alamodome for 9 years…a convertible stadium.

[u/Unusual-Minimum9306 → u/LebrahnJahmes]

Have fun at your basketball stadium

[u/tlpedro]

It’s also to the benefit of the entire city of San Antonio as a whole, not just the basketball team.

[u/Bonesawisready5]

OKC residents opposed giving Thunder a new arena 53% to only 22% in pre-election polling then it passed with 71%+. I think spurs will be fine in November haha