Frost Bank Center to Undergo $2 Million Renovation

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Beginning July 1st, the Frost Bank Center – home of the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs – will begin the latest round of renovations to the two decades-old facility. The project, which was announced to the public on June 17th, will look to enhance the game-day experience for fans.

The effort, which will be privately funded, is highlighted by the construction of a 4,000-square-foot private space that will be called the “Superbox” – this area will offer guests an all-inclusive food and beverage experience.

“We’re always paying attention to what our fans tell us, and this project is a direct response to that feedback,” said Max Brodsky, Corporate Communications Coordinator with the Spurs Sports & Entertainment (SS&E). “The Superbox upgrades will improve flow and layout for food and beverage service, while also giving the space an updated look with new finishes, fixtures and furniture.”

The Frost Bank Center has been the home arena for the Spurs since 2002. The facility has undergone numerous renovations over the years, including a recent effort to upgrade the venue’s Terrace Club in 2023.

“It’s all about creating a better overall experience for our guests,” said Brodsky. “These enhancements are privately funded through SS&E and our partnership with Aramark. They are not connected to any public funding or bond efforts. We expect the refreshed space to be ready for fans to enjoy by the start of preseason this fall.”

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