March Madness Deals Today in San Antonio

The road to the championship is heating up, and today is the perfect time to get in on the action! Whether you’re tracking your bracket or just looking for an excuse to grab some cheap eats, San Antonio is buzzing with energy as the first and second-round games take center stage.

Expect a scorcher today—we’re tracking record-breaking heat with afternoon highs near 94 degrees.

Comfort Tip: If you’re heading to an outdoor watch party like the one at The Savoy or Backyard on Broadway, wear light clothing and stay hydrated; it’s going to feel more like June than March.

This is a quick summary of the top deals today; for a complete list, check out our article March Madness Deals San Antonio 2026.


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Today’s March Madness event Highlights in San Antonio

If you’re looking to refuel between games, the deals are officially in full swing. National favorites like Applebee’s are serving up 50¢ boneless wings all day, while Buffalo Wild Wings is the go-to for their 20-wing value bundles. 

For fans who want to watch the drama unfold with a crowd, Backyard on Broadway is offering $5 stuffed crust pizzas and their signature dry rub wings. If you’re near the North Star area, McIntyre’s is already seeing fans claim spots on their dog-friendly patios; we recommend arriving at least two hours before the marquee afternoon matchups if you want a seat near a projector. Don’t forget to check your rewards apps before you order—places like Smashburger and Wendy’s have exclusive BOGO deals and freebies that are only valid through this weekend.


What to Expect Today – Saturday, March 21, 2026, in San Antonio

With the tournament in town, downtown San Antonio is busier than usual. Expect significant congestion around the Alamodome and Hemisfair area. While there are no major permanent road closures today, the “Flood the Streets SA” event will cause temporary traffic delays around City Hall between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Parking Tip: Avoid the headache of downtown garages, which are expected to reach capacity by mid-afternoon. Instead, utilize the VIA “Link” service for a cheap $1.30 rideshare within the downtown zone, or look for spots in St. Paul’s Square near the Baldwin for a slightly easier walk to the major watch sites.


There’s always a lot of fun and interesting events happening in San Antonio. Check out our always updated, curated list of Things to Do in San Antonio this Weekend.