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Best Festivals in San Antonio

Real videos of Festivals in San Antonio — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. San Antonio Botanical Garden

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    SereneEducationalFamily-friendlyDiverse plantEducational programsSeasonal events

    About the venue

    San Antonio Botanical Garden, located on Funston Place in San Antonio, Texas, spans 38 acres and has been a public garden since 1980. It features diverse plant collections, including a butterfly garden and a food garden. Guests can explore scenic walking paths, engage in educational programs, and enjoy seasonal events like plant sales and art exhibits. The botanical garden serves as a peaceful oasis within the city, attracting families and nature enthusiasts alike.

    What the videos show

    Nighttime footage of a light festival featuring red heart-shaped lanterns, a field of blue-lit trees with a sign reading '#LIGHTSCAPE SAN ANTONIO', large star-shaped light sculptures, a colorful illuminated dragon sculpture with smoke effects, and a tall cone-shaped Christmas tree covered in blue lights.

    555 Funston Pl

  2. Six Flags Fiesta Texas

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    ThrillingFamily-friendlyEntertainmentIron RattlerSeasonal eventsLive performances

    About the venue

    Six Flags Fiesta Texas, established in 1992, is a 200-acre theme park located in the Texas Hill Country, featuring a mix of thrilling rides and family attractions. Known for its unique sandstone architecture, the park includes the famous roller coaster, the Iron Rattler, which features a wooden structure with steel track. Visitors can enjoy a variety of performances, from live music to stunt shows, alongside numerous dining options throughout the park. Seasonal events like Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park attract both locals and tourists alike.

    What the videos show

    A night scene showing a fireworks display with colorful bursts of red, green, and white illuminating the dark sky. A crowd and a structure are visible in the background, suggesting a public outdoor event. No food, restaurant interior, or dining elements are visible.

    17000 W Interstate 10