Itineraries: Our stadium guides
The aim of Itinerant Fan is to help you with every part of the live sports experience, and that starts with stadium guides in the NFL, NBA and NHL as well as MLB.
Our favorite thing is to visit a stadium or arena for the first time and walk the concourses and aisles, discovering experiences that the local fans consider their own. I have done this now for nearly every venue in the four major U.S. sports leagues, and for each I’ve written the following guides in hopes that it will help you with the experience as well.
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Note that these guides aren’t necessarily written for the fervent fan of a particular team. If you are a season-ticket holder, or otherwise attend games for your favorite team often, then I expect that you know your hometown stadium pretty well.
But if you’re from out of town and/or visiting that bucket-list stadium for the first time, and you want to make sure your visit goes smoothly and you don’t miss out on a sight worth seeing, that’s where these guides will come in handy.
You can find guides (which we lovingly call “itineraries”) to the stadiums and arenas in MLB, the NFL, NBA and NHL below.
We also have select guides to venues in Major League Soccer, college football and college basketball. We’re working to add more every year!
Read our guides to help you plan out your visit to a game. Each itinerary has information on upcoming events, parking, transportation, nearby hotels and restaurants, concessions, seat views and more.
We’ve also partnered with Ticketmaster to provide information on upcoming events, seating locations and tickets. Check them out if you’re looking for tickets to a forthcoming game!
Don’t forget to also check out our city sports travel guides to major sports destinations in the U.S. and Canada, which have more information on transportation, parking, hotels, points of interest and restaurants.
Stadium guides
Note: Guides are listed in alphabetical order by stadium name. Select one of the leagues below to sort.
