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San Antonio offering Park & Ride VIA service to fans attending Saturday's Rammstein show

The city anticipates 44,000 head-banging fans will swarm the Alamodome area this weekend.

By Michael Karlis on Fri, Sep 16, 2022 at 3:37 pm

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German-based Rammstein has sold more than 10 million, albums, DVDs and singles since 1995, according to th bands website.

Remember when City of San Antonio officials flipped out at the prospect of 50,000-plus people descending on downtown for last week's Bad Bunny show?

Turns out another well-attended Alamodome concert — this one by Germany's Rammstein — is now threatening to snarl traffic Saturday. The city projects 44,000 music fans will turn up to see the heavy metal act.

So, to prepare for the onslaught of headbangers, the city is urging concertgoers to take advantage of VIA Metropolitan Transit's Park & Ride services to stave off gridlock. The bus service is available from two location:

Randolph, 9400 IH-35 North
Crossroads, 151 Crossroads Blvd

Service will begin at 5 p.m. and costs $1.30 each way. Moreover, parking is free at the departure locations.

Tickets for the global metal powerhouse's are still available and start at $45.

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