wtmtnhiker
New Hampshire
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Hi all,
We are in Bandera, Tx and are looking to visit The Alamo and Riverwalk in San Antonio. Can anyone tell me a good route to get near there and where we could safely park my dually pickup? I have heard that some of the paid parking spots are very tight and not good for the wide pickup. Any advice is appreciated.
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WTTCS
freedom , U.S.A.
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Just due east of the Alamo is a paid parking lot that has plenty of room. It is less than 2 blocks to the Alamo and across the street is the riverwalk. It cost me 10 bucks to park my dually there about 5 months ago.
1997 chev crew cab 454, 5 sp. 4.10
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Rug
GREED COUNTY, Boerne Texas
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Take Hwy 46 east toward Boerne. At 46 and I-10 Take I-10 East(right)from 46. When you get close to town( inside 410) stay to the left take I-35 North. Then stay to the right. Take I-37 south(right) then first exit should be the exit for the alamo.
There is a large shoping mall on the right. There should be a large parking lot on the other side of the mall. Turn right at the first street the parking lot should be on the right.
Glen & Dee Ann
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W4RLR
Full timing, based in Marion County, Tennessee
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Believe it or not, right outside the walls of The Alamo, there is on-street metered parking, right across the street from the theater that shows the movie about the story of The Alamo. The street widens at that point and there is a spot that is almost a parking spot and a half wide. Two hour parking. Cheap. It worked for me.
Richard L. Ray
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