Frost Bank Center 3D Seat View

Frost Bank Center seating chart with real 3D views from every section

Next game

Spurs v Thunder · 20 Oct

Team

San Antonio Spurs

Capacity

~18,354

Conference

Western

Division

Southwest

City

San Antonio

Home games

39 in 2026-27

Frost Bank Center opened in 2002 as the SBC Center, spent most of its life as the AT&T Center and took its current name in 2023. It sits east of downtown on the grounds it shares with the San Antonio rodeo — which is why the Spurs leave every February for the longest road trip in professional sport — and its ceiling carries five championship banners.

A large, conventional bowl with a generous lower level and a high, steep upper ring. The 100 level sidelines are the reference view; the charter and club rings between the tiers give the flattest angle; the 200-level corners are the sweet spot for price against view. The upper level is high — this is one of the bigger rooms in the league — so its front rows read the game considerably better than its last ones.

Frequently asked questions

How can I see the view from my seat at Frost Bank Center?

Click any section on the interactive Frost Bank Center map above and a real panoramic 3D view from that part of the arena opens instantly. Drag to look around in 360°, so you know what you will see before you buy.

What is the capacity of Frost Bank Center?

18,354 for basketball.

Who plays at Frost Bank Center?

The San Antonio Spurs, in the NBA. The team plays 39 home games here in 2026-27.

What was Frost Bank Center called before?

AT&T Center, SBC Center. It is the same building and the same seating bowl — a section number from the AT&T Center era still points at the same seats.

When is the next game at Frost Bank Center?

Spurs v Thunder on 20 Oct 2026. Tip-off times are confirmed by the league and the broadcasters closer to the date.

What are the best seats at Frost Bank Center?

100 level sideline for the complete view, the corners of the middle ring for the best balance of price and angle, and the front rows of the upper level if the budget is tight.