Gustafson Stadium

Today was the San Antonio Food Drive. Was very organized and the stadium itself was nice and restrooms clean.

Been here a few times for various events. It is a small older building but it still holds up. Easy to find everything and navigate to where you need to go or find who you need to. We went last for the special Olympics and it was a great time. It was easy to be able to see everything and be close to my son with his school.

Was there on a Saturday for JPS vs Sotomayor football game. Plenty of parking, quick gate entry, well organized, and concession stand lines moved quickly! Great selection of food 😋👌

Actually at the Paul Taylor gymnasium for a volleyball game. An aging facility, but still a great venue with lots of parking!! Concessions were reasonable and had a great selection of good eats! One of the more enjoyable volleyball venues in town.

Very well organized. Friendly people.
Not crazy about 2 hour waiting time though. Won’t be doing this again !

I like it because the visiting away team has their own parking lot and you don't have to walk through the home side's fans and cars. Concession line was fast and friendly

Very nice area. Children often are performing here or a health drive is happening. I associate this place with all public awareness events. The stadium is clean and parking is nice. It’s a safe area due to high police trafficking . It is kinda hard getting in and out during rush hours . Other than that it’s a great area for kids to shine and show off their talents .

Great stadium to watch a high school football game.

Came here multiple times for my child's Special Olympics. It's very spacious for multiple schools to go about doing various activities, all at once, with plenty of seating on the side. There are also plenty of parking on visitor and home sides of the stadium. Can't say how it is on an actual game with it being packed since never attending it during such a time.
Inside the gates, it's always been clean every time we went. The bathrooms have always been clean (I still find it funny having to put a lock on the toilet paper dispenser but understandable) and so has the consession stand. Not sure on the concession stand since it's never been open to sell food or drinks but the inside seems clean and the menu they have lists a decent amount of both.

Large complex consisting of many different buildings for different events and purposes

I like this place for a food bank distribution it's very helpful

Went to all the football game's,baseball game's and basketball game's while I was growing up but it was called Paul Taylor Stadium

Clean safe place for families

Like the way pep, dance and band have separation from the rest of the crowd. So many great memories from when I was young!

Parking confusion. But other that good place.

Very well run. Staff was very courteous and attentive to guests' needs.

I went to collect food from the SA Food Bank. There were a lot of cars but ones the line started to move it was a relatively easy process . The volunteers were very organized!!

Great stadium for HS Football. Go John Jay!

Volunteered with handing out soda packs for those in need for the SA Food Bank in the stadium parking lot.
They are doing some renovations at the actual stadium.

We had a volunteer day at the stadium and worked a food drive. The day started with the officer directing me to the right entrance as I stirred at the cones blocking my way; yep - 8t was noted in the instructions I didn't read because I "knew" how to get there.

The staff supporting the drive were passionate about the ministry. I never got the "helping the poor unfortunate" vibe - it was a person in need and I care about them. I learned that the SA Food bank serves so much more than San Antonio - I believe it's over 70 counties.

The drive was a well oiled machine. Once the cars start moving, food is going into cars, empty boxes and crates disappeared, and supplies were rebalance.

Our 60 volunteers were joined by a sizable collection of others. Together we processed 1015 cars - many were picking up items for 2 families.

It all happened in just a few hours but left a huge impact on me even though I've done several drives. Attitude matters - the tone was established by the officer that patiently instructed me at those cones and preached by the staff leader for our drive.