Alamo Helicopter Tours

San Antonio Helicopter Tours

Offers exciting and breathtaking views of San Antonio and the Texas Hill Country, including sites such as the San Antonio River, Downtown, the Botanical Gardens and Historic Mission.

Address: 8535 Mission Rd., Suite 104
Getting there: From Downtown head east on East Market St and merge onto I-37/US-281 South via ramp to I-10. Take exit 135 to merge onto SE Military Dr/TX-13-Loop W. Sharp left at Mission Road. It's at the Airport Main Terminal Building.
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–5PM
Price: $77.50-1795.00
Website: alamohelicoptertours.com (opens in a new tab)

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