Live Cameras Around Frost Bank Center
Watch real-time traffic on I-35, Loop 410, and the AT&T Center Parkway approaches before a San Antonio Spurs game or the Stock Show & Rodeo at Frost Bank Center. Free live feeds from TxDOT cameras, refreshed around the clock.
VIEW SAN ANTONIO CAMERAS →Frost Bank Center is the East Side home of the San Antonio Spurs, seating 18,418 for basketball. Opened in 2002, it carried the AT&T Center name until Frost Bank took the naming rights in 2023, and it is owned by Bexar County and operated by Spurs Sports & Entertainment. Beyond Spurs basketball, it hosts one of the biggest events in Texas: the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, a roughly 17-day February run that draws over 1.5 million visitors, the city's second-largest event after Fiesta.
For traffic, the arena sits on San Antonio's East Side, fed by the interstate grid rather than a downtown street network, which makes the approach about the freeways. Loop 410 and I-35 carry heavy volumes past the area, and the Rodeo turns February into the busiest sustained traffic stretch of the year here. TrafficVision aggregates live camera feeds from TxDOT covering I-35, Loop 410, I-10, and the San Antonio approaches, all free to view with no account required.
Approach Corridors to Frost Bank Center
Loop 410
The East Side beltway
Loop 410 is the heaviest corridor near the arena, carrying well over 280,000 vehicles a day on some East Side segments (TxDOT). It is the primary approach from around the metro.
I-35
The downtown-to-arena spine
I-35 runs from downtown toward the arena, carrying roughly 170,000 to 200,000 vehicles a day through the core (TxDOT). From downtown, exit at Walters Street / Frost Bank Center Drive.
AT&T Center Parkway and East Houston Street
The two named arena exits
AT&T Center Parkway (the approach road that kept its old name) and East Houston Street are the two freeway exits that feed directly to the arena and its lots.
I-10 and US-281
The wider feeds
I-10 and US-281 bring traffic in from the west, north, and the airport corridor, connecting to Loop 410 and I-35 for the final approach.
Because the arena is reached almost entirely by freeway, the Loop 410 and I-35 cameras are the most useful check before a game or the Rodeo. On a February Rodeo night, those corridors carry the heaviest sustained event traffic San Antonio sees all year.
Spurs Games, the Rodeo, and Transit
The Spurs play their NBA schedule from fall into spring, and interest has surged with the arrival of Victor Wembanyama, but the single biggest traffic event remains the Stock Show & Rodeo each February, when 17 days of rodeo performances, concerts, and a fairgrounds midway pack the East Side. For either, VIA Metropolitan Transit runs game-day and event park-and-ride service from lots around the city plus a regular downtown bus route along Houston Street, which is a practical way to skip the freeway crunch.
Check San Antonio Event Traffic Right Now
Live TxDOT feeds on I-35, Loop 410, and the AT&T Center Parkway approaches update every few seconds. See the freeways before you commit to the drive.
VIEW LIVE CAMS →Parking
Frost Bank Center is surrounded by large surface lots that take prepaid or tap-to-pay entry, with additional off-site parking on East Houston Street and metered street parking nearby. During the Rodeo, the lots and the surrounding roads operate at their yearly peak, so arriving early and watching the freeway cameras matters most in February.
Plan Your Route to Frost Bank Center
Use the route builder to map your drive along I-35 and Loop 410 and see every live camera on the approach.
BUILD YOUR ROUTE →A Finite Future: The New Downtown Arena
Worth knowing for the longer term: the Spurs are planning a move to a new downtown arena at Hemisfair, part of a large "Project Marvel" sports-and-entertainment district, with the current Frost Bank Center lease running through 2032 and the new venue targeted for the early 2030s. Until then, Frost Bank Center remains the Spurs' home and the Rodeo grounds, and the East Side freeway approach is the one to watch.
Coverage Across San Antonio and Texas
For the wider network these roads belong to, our San Antonio traffic cameras guide covers the metro freeway system including Loop 410 and I-35, and the Texas traffic cameras guide covers the full TxDOT camera set statewide.
Are there live traffic cameras near Frost Bank Center?
Yes. TrafficVision aggregates TxDOT feeds covering Loop 410, I-35, I-10, and the AT&T Center Parkway and East Houston Street approaches to the arena on San Antonio's East Side. All feeds are free to view with no account required.
What was Frost Bank Center called before?
It opened as the SBC Center in 2002, became the AT&T Center in 2006, and was renamed Frost Bank Center in 2023. It is the same building at 1 Frost Bank Center Drive, home of the San Antonio Spurs. The approach road kept the name AT&T Center Parkway.
How does the San Antonio Rodeo affect traffic at Frost Bank Center?
The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo is a roughly 17-day February event drawing over 1.5 million visitors, the city's second-largest event after Fiesta and the single biggest traffic generator at Frost Bank Center. February is the arena's busiest sustained traffic period, so Loop 410 and I-35 run heavier than on a typical Spurs night.
What is the best way to get to Frost Bank Center?
The arena is reached mainly by freeway (Loop 410, I-35, I-10) with AT&T Center Parkway and East Houston Street as the direct exits. VIA Metropolitan Transit runs game-day and event park-and-ride service plus a regular downtown bus route along Houston Street, which avoids the freeway crunch. On-site surface lots take prepaid or tap-to-pay entry.
Is the Spurs arena moving?
The Spurs are planning a move to a new downtown arena at Hemisfair, part of the "Project Marvel" district, with the current Frost Bank Center lease running through 2032 and the new venue targeted for the early 2030s. Until then, Frost Bank Center remains the Spurs' home and the Stock Show & Rodeo grounds.
Ready for a Spurs Game or the Rodeo?
Check I-35, Loop 410, and the Frost Bank Center approaches in real time before you set off. Free 24/7, no sign-up required.
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