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Attractions near Alamo IMAX Theatre: Battle For Texas: The Experience The Alamo San Antonio River Walk (Paseo Del Rio)

Alamo IMAX Theatre - What To Know BEFORE You Go

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Ways to visit Alamo IMAX Theatre

The Alamo IMAX is the biggest movie screen in the entire state of Texas, and it’s housed within the AMC Rivercenter 11, along with several other screens that show the latest blockbuster movies. Head to the signature 1988 film,Alamo: The Price of Freedom, a 48-minute film that shows on the hour to get an overview before visiting the historic site. The IMAX theater also screens several additional features, including 3D movies.

Things to know before you go to Alamo IMAX Theatre

Reserve tickets online to save money and ensure your seat before you get to the theater.
Snacks, meals, and alcoholic beverages are available to purchase from the concession stand.
All auditoriums inside the theater are wheelchair accessible.
Discount tickets are available for senior citizens, students, and members of the military.

How to get to Alamo IMAX Theatre

The Alamo IMAX is part of the AMC Rivercenter 11, a theater located inside the AMC Rivercenter Mall in downtown San Antonio, just steps from the River Walk. It’s situated on Commerce Street, between Bowie and Alamos streets. To head there from the Alamo, it’s a half-mile (.8 kilometer) walk. Head south on Crockett Street, turn left onto Alamo Plaza, and turn left on East Commerce Street. Parking is available in the attached garage, and validation is available for up to three hours.

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