5 Mistakes Tourists Make
in San Antonio
Planning a Trip to San Antonio? Stop Wasting Money on Tourist Traps.
Discover the 5 most common mistakes visitors make—and exactly how to avoid them—so you can start traveling like a local.
Don’t Let the "Neon Zone" Ruin Your Vacation
Most visitors arrive at the River Walk, walk down the stairs, see the bright neon umbrellas, and immediately sit down.
The result? You end up paying for the most expensive, mediocre Tex-Mex in the city. But bad food isn't the only trap.
From sweltering heat to parking fees that eat your budget, San Antonio can be tricky if you don't know the ropes.
In this FREE PDF, you will discover:
- Where Locals Actually Eat: Why you should walk 10 minutes North or South of the main River Walk hub to find quieter patios and better prices.
- The "Alamo Strategy": Why visiting at High Noon is a mistake, and the specific times you need to go to avoid the crowds.
- Parking Secrets: Why renting a car for a downtown stay is a waste of money, and how to avoid paying $20-$40 a night in parking fees.
- The "Siesta Schedule": How to manage the humid Texas heat so you don't burn out by 2:00 PM.
- The Pearl District: Why this area is known as the "locals' living room" and why it's a mistake to skip it just because you aren't staying at Hotel Emma.
Make Your Trip Unforgettable
Knowing what not to do is the first step to a perfect vacation.