Alamodome Warns Against Parking Scams | San Antonio News

0:00It's September 11th. San Antonio News Today starts now, AI-powered, and ready. I'm Cory with the story. Yo, so the Alamo Dome is dropping a warning about parking scams, especially with that sold-out Bruno Mars show coming up on September 23rd. People are seeing parking passes listed online for crazy amounts, like over $600, when the official rate is $60. These third-party sites are wild and out, charging way more than the venue itself. The Alamo Dome ain't playing that game. They're making it clear they don't authorize any of these outside vendors selling advanced parking. All official parking for concerts is sold on site when the lots open, first-come, first-served. They're not getting any of that inflated money, and they're not setting those prices. This ain't exactly a new hustle though. There are stories from last year about folks paying extra on sites like StubHub, only to find out the lot was already full, and they couldn't even get. A refund. It's basically like throwing money away with no guarantee of a spot.

1:00So, the message from the Alamo Dome is simple. If you want to park at the venue, expect to pay $60, and you'll pay that when you get there. For authorized off-site parking, they're pointing people to alamaldome.com to use ParkWiz. Basically, stay woke out there. Don't get caught, slip, and pay in a fortune for a parking spot that might not even be real. Stick to the official channels to avoid the headache and the empty wallet.