The Texas Bucket List - The Alamo in San Antonio

For the 200th Episode of The Texas Bucket List, we travel to San Antonio to visit the infamous Alamo that was at the forefront of the Texas Revolution!

[@houstontxdave6876]

Texas is a place for all people, all cultures and faiths. We are a melting pot of good food and good folks. Together we grow God Bless Texas. Happy 200th episode.

[@jessehernandez8041]

My parents were born in Alamo. I would like to visit one day, from Fresno, California

[@schnuuurrrrr9430]

I was in the Alamo in 2015, it was a unforgettable Day

[@MrSTravelQuest]

Another top notch video highlighting our great state! Excellent work from you and the Texas Bucket List crew Shane.

[@matthewjahnke6956]

I love this show .

[@kylemartin2594]

Well ...seen all 200..fitting for 200..the alamo. God bless Texas

[@VinceGr3]

Congratulations on 200 episodes!

[@frankmarullo228]

This was a good video , sir. But for the 200 show it should have been a little longer the Alamo is 1836's version of. The 2001 towers in N. Y, we as Americans should always remember THANK you Frank from montana...

[@polarbear353]

I agree completely

[@brianmoody2549]

Great place to visit I did,you can learn a lot about some where when you go to see if your self.

[@YouTubeWatch00]

Good stuffs

[@rudevalve]

Certified Gold!!!!!

[@mrnemosmith]

Living all my life in the Philadelphia area, I know the importance of history. Very cool video. But I am very disappointed that you didn't go to the basement.

[@christopherlane5238]

lol thats hilarious! Maybe im dating myself by laughing though...

[@mrnemosmith]

@@christopherlane5238 I dated myself for making the joke. LOL!

[@gustywinds4871]

The stars at night are big and bright (clap, clap, clap, clap) Deep in the heart of Texas

[@MamaZsTexasKitchen]

Every Texan needs to come, And the new folks moving here need to go and understand you will never ever changes us!

[@nerdyaddy5286]

Can you do a video on copperas cove Texas and on Fredricsburg please

[@isidroparra4391]

Didn’t (come and take it)come from Gonzales,Tx?

[@HasanibnSabah]

Amen.

[@patricksmith3316]

Born and raised in Texas and I've never seen it. 😢

[@matthewjahnke6956]

This is the reason why we need the wall built.

[@Bjoc]

good video

[@franciscosandiego3026]

I like Texas videos, from the imperial co California.

[@PapaKryptoss]

💥💥

[@chiefbobdavis99]

Remember, always.

[@henrypalos8463]

TEXAS Come an take it

[@barryluther6811]

Definitely on my Bucket list also!

[@vanessaamaya93]

That’s just like in (King of the Hill)

[@marlenatorres5251]

Wow

[@polarbear353]

This video should have been at least 20 minutes long. The Alamo and the good people of Texas deserve it.

[@GaryDelabate]

Did they ever open the basement?

[@dalewijntje]

Dr. Hibbert??!!!

[@daviddamron4047]

hi

[@luv2code]

What's in all those pockets in that dude's shirt?

[@robertdowner4057]

Texas bucket list, dont go? It REALLY sucks down here.......

[@russt4716]

Nods. It really does...please stay away. Especially if you're from Cali, insane or a liberal. But I repeat myself.

[@user-ig5cb9uu9x]

📍Alvarez College of Business

[@jsaavedr1]

The basement is my favorite part to visit of the Alamo. Also, that historians lisp is really distracting.

[@wallfly0131]

No Alamo Big Tex Triple Patty Bacon Burger? What the hell? 🤣 That place need a cafeteria.

[@jeffpattylong]

Wait didn’t Obama draw it?

[@shoutingatclouds6841]

They tried to rewrite the history of the Elmo making it a slavery fiction book and I got protested out of existence

[@chelleroberson3222]

You need to learn the truth and not the white washed truth we were taught in school

[@josejuliannunez9437]

Texas is no longer part of Mexico but it will forever be Mexican as it has been ever since it became an independent republic (even the first VicePresident was Mexican)

[@marcalvarez9250]

Texas is Texas. Texas will never be mexican again. If you want it, come try and take it again.

[@josejuliannunez9437]

Don’t need to, as of 2019 Texas is already 39.75% Hispanic which btw should be a way higher number and merely historically speaking Texas is more native/Hispanic than “American” even from its roots as an independent republic where the Texan Declaration of Independence was signed by Mexicans and people of Hispanic descent

[@russt4716]

@@josejuliannunez9437 Meh. If you hadn't been crushed it would still be part of Mexico. Thank God for the crushing, it gives Mexicans somewhere livable to flee to.

[@josejuliannunez9437]

@@russt4716 meh that’s just history ofc Mexico since independence has been quite unstable but even when we lost the war it is impossible to take out the Hispanic roots of the territories the US gained even after you all tried so hard still failed which for me is good enough

[@russt4716]

@@josejuliannunez9437 lol Now all you have to do is point out where "I tried so hard". It seems you've dedicated yourself to fighting invisible strawmen. Helluva life you've carved out for yourself! Kudos!!

[@chelleroberson3222]

Heroes ? Gimme a break

[@austinstitzel]

I'm gonna guess that you are a Scorpio.

[@chelleroberson3222]

Stop perpetuating the lies , there was no line in the sand