## Overview Frost Bank Center is a premier multi-purpose indoor arena located on the east side of San Antonio, Texas, serving as the home of the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs and the annual San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo[1][2][5]. Managed by Spurs Sports & Entertainment (SS&E), the venue is a central hub for major sports, entertainment, and community events in South Texas, hosting hundreds of concerts, family shows, and special gatherings since its opening in 2002[2][3][5]. ## History and Evolution Originally opened as the SBC Center in 2002, the arena was constructed with a $175 million investment funded by county-issued bonds and a significant contribution from the Spurs organization[1]. The naming rights were initially held by SBC Communications, which became AT&T Inc. in 2005, prompting a rebrand to AT&T Center in 2006[1][3]. In 2015, the venue underwent a major $110+ million renovation, modernizing seating, concessions, digital displays, and fan amenities to enhance the overall experience[2][3][5]. After AT&T’s naming rights contract expired in 2021, Frost Bank—a long-time Spurs partner—secured the sponsorship, leading to the official name change to Frost Bank Center in September 2023[1][6]. ## Key Achievements and Notable Aspects Frost Bank Center is recognized for its versatility, accommodating up to 18,418 spectators for basketball and 19,000 for concerts, with 2,018 club seats and 50 luxury suites[1]. The arena has hosted not only NBA games but also WNBA’s San Antonio Stars (2003–2017) and the AHL’s San Antonio Rampage (2002–2020)[1]. Its annual Stock Show & Rodeo is acclaimed as one of the best large indoor rodeos by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys