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Madison Square Garden · New York82 nights a year at the world's most famous arena, stacked on top of Penn Station.
Every big sporting event has three problems: the ticket, the hotel, and the getting there. One guide per event, all three solved.
Plan and cost a tripNFL Sundays inside the Death Star, a 20-minute walk from the south Strip.
Allegiant Stadium · Las VegasSorted by date. Every guide covers the ticket and the days around it for that specific event — because the buying window for a Vegas GP grandstand and an FA Cup Final could not be less alike.
82 nights a year at the world's most famous arena, stacked on top of Penn Station.
American football under the arch — the NFL's annual London slate at Wembley.
The hardest race weekend on the body, and the one where the ticket buys you a festival as well as a Grand Prix.
The best-value Grand Prix on the American calendar — and the only one where general admission is genuinely the ticket to buy.
F1 down the Strip at midnight — the one race weekend where the circuit comes to your hotel.
The season decider under the Yas Marina lights — F1's twilight finale.
Five weekends, six cities, and the only championship where the away trip is the better half of the sport.
The biggest single ticket in sport — Valentine's Day at SoFi Stadium.
Europe's biggest country music festival, run indoors across three cities on the same weekend.
Four days of jump racing's championship — ending with the Gold Cup on Friday the 19th.
The loudest room in MMA — UFC's annual London card at The O2.
The cheapest Grand Prix a UK fan can fly to, and the one where the racing is consistently better than the postcard.
The race weekend that is really a city weekend — and the one where the hotel decision matters more than the seat.
The oldest cup competition in football, decided under the arch.
Motorsport's crown jewel — and the trip where the hotel strategy matters more than the ticket.
The only British festival where the journey is part of the story -- and where booking the ferry late costs more than the ticket.
The Championships — two weeks where the toughest ticket in tennis has three completely different doors in.
Britain's biggest annual sporting weekend — 160,000-plus at the home of motorsport.
A festival you can get to on the Central line, sleep in your own bed after, and still call a proper day out.
Four days of dance music in a Cheshire field, and the closest thing Britain has to Ibiza with worse weather.
The easiest Grand Prix in the world for a UK fan to actually do — two hours on a plane and a fifteen-minute train.
Europe v USA on Irish soil for the first time in two decades — three days at Adare Manor.
WWE's showpiece weekend — the 43rd edition, host city still to be confirmed.
UFC numbered cards and championship boxing at the fight capital's main room.
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Nobody flies that far for one evening. The non-event days are where a trip quietly doubles, and they are the part almost nobody plans — so that is the part we plan properly.
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Venue guides carry the travel detail — routes in, hotel tiers, what else is worth doing — shared by every event in the building. Booking any of them? Start with our running order.
The Death Star — Vegas's 65,000-seat dome at the south end of the Strip.
Fight capital HQ — 20,000 seats hidden behind the New York-New York rollercoaster.
F1 down the Strip at midnight — the Las Vegas Grand Prix, every November.
The home of British motorsport — and Britain's biggest annual sporting weekend.
90,000 under the arch — cup finals, NFL London and stadium fights.
The dome on the peninsula — London's big-fight room, 20,000 capacity.
The world's most famous arena, stacked on top of Penn Station.
The NFL's $5bn flagship — a translucent-roofed spaceship in Inglewood, ten minutes from LAX.
F1's twilight season finale — a marina circuit on its own island of hotels and theme parks.
The one every driver wants and no accountant can justify — 78 laps through a principality.
Two weeks in SW19 — the only Grand Slam where the queue is part of the sport.
Jump racing's Olympics — four days in March when a Cotswolds spa town doubles in size.
A Tom Fazio parkland masterpiece behind a 19th-century manor — Ireland's Ryder Cup stage.
The United States Grand Prix — purpose-built F1 in the hills southeast of Austin, every October.
F1 wrapped around the Hard Rock Stadium — the Miami Grand Prix, every May.
The original night race — F1 under floodlights through the middle of a city that never cools down.
Desert night racing, and the cheapest Grand Prix weekend a UK fan can realistically fly to.
The Temple of Speed — the fastest circuit in Formula 1 and the loudest crowd on the calendar.
The biggest rugby stadium in the world, and the only one where the walk to the ground is half the day out.
Farmland in Cheshire that turns into the loudest weekend in British dance music every August.
East London's festival park -- ten days of All Points East without leaving the Underground map.
The festival you have to cross water to reach -- and the ferry is the reason it feels like a proper trip.
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