Registration & Accommodation

Registration & Accommodations

The 217th Semi-Annual Meeting of the
TEXAS SURGICAL SOCIETY
October 9 – 11, 2026
San Antonio, TX

Registration & Accommodations

Society Registration: Fees for all social activities must be prepaid. There is no meeting fee, but you must register. Limited prepaid tickets for the social activities will be available at the TSS registration desk for an additional fee. New for this meeting – for the Saturday Presidential Banquet – you will select your main course entree.  Registration is now open.  Register by September 16, 2026 to avoid late registration fees.  

Register Here

Online TSS Registration for the meeting is now open.  Click this link to register.

Meeting Program

Visit Programs & Abstracts for past programs.  The Draft of the 2026 Fall San Antonio Program can be accessed at this link.

Hotel Reservations

Hotel reservations: Please take a moment now to reserve your room at the newly renovated Omni La Mansion on the Riverwalk. Reserve your room soon to receive the favorable negotiated rate. When you make your reservation, and also when you check in, please identify yourself as associated with the Texas Surgical Society to ensure that the Society is credited for your stay against our guaranteed room block. Please refrain from booking your room through a third party, as this does not get counted toward our guaranteed room block! The deadline for the hotel reservation is September 16 at 5pm. After this date, the rooms will be released for general sale. Reservations received after this date will be taken on a space-available basis and will not be guaranteed the group rate.

Please use the following link to book your hotel – Booking Link

Despite the value of formal papers prepared for publication and presentation before large audiences at National Meetings, many of our problems are solved by informal discussions with our friends. By tradition, the meetings of this Society have been a forum for the unhampered expression of opinions without fear of being quoted or misquoted elsewhere.

 

Dr. Walter B. King April 1962