SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Spurs are heading back to the Alamodome for one night to celebrate the team’s 50th anniversary.
The Spurs on Wednesday announced that the team will host one home game at the Alamodome on Friday, Jan. 13.
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“With a capacity of 65,000-plus for the Dome, the Spurs are poised to break the attendance record for an NBA regular season game,” the team said in a news release on Wednesday.
Tickets for the general public go on sale on Sept. 1, while tickets for season ticket members and the Spurs Fan Club go on sale from Aug. 26-31.
The team will also host three other home games away from the AT&T Center this upcoming season:
- In Mexico City at the Arena CDMX on Saturday, Dec. 17. Tickets for the general public go on sale on Sept. 10.
- In Austin at the Moody Center on Thursday, April 6. Tickets for the general public go on sale on Sept. 28. Tickets for season ticket members go on sale Sept. 21-23. Tickets for the Spurs Fan Club go on sale on Sept. 26.
- In Austin at the Moody Center on Saturday, April 8. Tickets for the general public go on sale on Sept. 28. Tickets for season ticket members go on sale Sept. 21-23. Tickets for the Spurs Fan Club go on sale on Sept. 26.
The other 37 home games will be played at the AT&T Center. Tickets for these regular home games go on sale to the general public on Aug. 19. Tickets for season ticket members and Spurs Fan Club go on sale from Aug. 17-18.
A complete schedule with a list of opponents was released Wednesday.
The season will tip off on Wednesday, Oct. 19, against the Charlotte Hornets, when the franchise will honor Spurs legend Manu Ginobili’s 2022 Basketball Hall of Fame induction. A four-time champion with the Spurs and two-time NBA All-Star, Ginobili will be on hand as his jersey in the rafters of the AT&T Center will be revealed with a Hall of Fame distinction at halftime. In addition, compliments of H-E-B, everyone in attendance will receive a limited-edition Spurs x nba paint collaborative T-shirt that will pay tribute to Ginobili becoming a Hall of Famer.
San Antonio is also set to host premier home games all season long, including the Los Angeles Lakers in back-to-back home games the two days after Thanksgiving on Friday, Nov. 25 and Saturday, Nov. 26. The Spurs welcome their interstate rival the Dallas Mavericks on New Year’s Eve, and the Eastern Conference champion Boston Celtics in San Antonio on Saturday, Jan. 7.
The organization said more “memorable events” are planned for the 2022-23 season.
“Hosting these four games is part of our vision to purposefully engage and celebrate our entire Spurs following from Mexico to Austin, while fostering the next generation of fans,” RC Buford, the CEO of Spurs Sports & Entertainment, said in the release. “Playing in front of our Austin fans for the first time ever during the regular season, returning to Mexico City and hosting a historic celebration in the Alamodome will each be exciting moments for our entire organization. We are grateful for our loyal supporters throughout our entire region and are thrilled for the opportunity to play in front of them as part of our 50th anniversary season.”
Also, at select home games on notable theme nights this season, a Spurs legend bobblehead will be given out to the first 10,000 fans in attendance. At the end of the season, all five bobbleheads will come together as one unit for fans who collect the entire series to form a Spurs river barge, made popular during the team’s championship celebrations.
Origins Night – Monday, Nov. 7 vs. Denver
George Gervin Bobblehead, presented by Frost
1999 Championship Night – Friday, Dec. 2 vs. New Orleans
David Robinson Bobblehead, presented by Frost
2003 Championship Night – Monday, Dec. 12 vs. Cleveland
Tim Duncan Bobblehead, presented by H-E-B
2005 Championship Night –Wednesday, Feb. 1 vs. Sacramento
Manu Ginobili Bobblehead, presented by Self Financial
2007 Championship Night – Thursday, March 2 vs. Indiana
Tony Parker Bobblehead, presented by SWBC