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No brainer here, but be careful walking along the Riverwalk since there are no railings except where the restaurants are. Our tour guide mentioned the at least 500 people a year fall in and that it was mostly men....LMAO at that one...maybe because of an angry spouse or girlfriend?...HA! Who knows! The river for the most part is only 3 feets, but can be slippery trying to stand up! Just something to keep in mind, especially if your thinking of having a drinkpoo or two:-P
Updated Oct 27, 2006
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As with any big city in Texas, there are some really rough and rundown parts of town. I haven't traveled all over SA, but one place that comes to mind is an area a couple of miles west of the Alamodome. I'll have to get some street/area names the next time I travel there. In any case, just be aware of your surroundings.
Written Nov 20, 2004
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There were several muggings at the Riverwalk late at night. If you are down there after dark, do your best to stay in the more populated areas. I would recommend hanging out in a group if you are down there REAL late. The Riverwalk is fantastic it's too bad that they have the crime to deal with.
Written Aug 2, 2004
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Write a ReviewThere were several muggings at the Riverwalk late at night. If you are down there after dark, do your best to stay in the more populated areas. I would...
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Q: What is the best way to get from the airport to the River Walk area of SA (and back of course)? Is it far? Should I just Eff it...
A: If you're just going to San Antonio for the Riverwalk and for the Alamo, there's really no need for a car. Just take an airport shuttle. The overnight parking fee at your...
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San Antonio--La Ciudad...A Walk Thru History
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