Traffic Restrictions in the Alamo District: Vehicle traffic has been restricted in the Alamo District since November 1, 2023, particularly from Commerce St. to Crockett St., and along Crockett St. from Alamo Plz. to Losoya St. We appreciate your understanding of the necessity of these measures to facilitate construction progress.
Pedestrian Pathways and Safety Enhancements: A protective barrier has been established around the future Texas Cavalier Education Center, enclosing the southern section of the Alamo Gardens and the pathway between the Menger Hotel and the Alamo, ensuring continuous pedestrian access.
For Visitor Safety and Convenience:
- A specified pedestrian lane has been established, running North to South on Alamo Plaza and East to West on Crockett St., defining the western limit of the Alamo District.
- An additional pedestrian pathway near the Menger Hotel extends North to South, offering a direct route through the Alamo Arcade, seamlessly connecting Alamo Plaza to the River Center Mall area.
Mission Gate & Lunette (MGL): We are progressing with the construction of the Southern wall interpretation, known as the Mission Gate and Lunette, located at the southern end of Alamo Plaza. This area is slated to open to the public in the next few months. This update pertains solely to the MGL, with the Plaza de Valero (PdV) expected to open later this Summer.
Losoya St. Lane Closure on Crockett St. Intersection: Starting March 26, there will be increased construction activity on Losoya Street at the intersection with Crockett Street. This will involve phased lane closures, affecting the Eastern and Western lanes alternately. While Losoya Street will remain open, one lane at a time will be closed for construction work. The lane closures will begin with the Eastern lane (closest to the Alamo) near Crockett St. During this time, at least one lane will remain open to traffic.
The construction is expected to last for about two weeks. It will center around the intersection of Losoya St. and Crockett St. There may also be temporary sidewalk closures in this area. We will continue to provide updates and more detailed information as the project progresses.
Lower Paseo Progress: The Lower Paseo project, connecting the Riverwalk and the Alamo, is moving forward. Since January 15, 2024, construction fencing has been erected to secure and define the construction area. Access to the Ripley's Believe It or Not! gift shop remains open to pedestrians.
