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Flights for the trips StubOrder is built around: a game, a concert or a show in another city. Search live fares from any airport, see which airport is nearest the venue you are going to, and book here with the ticket issued by the airline.

Every city with its own flights page, United States first, busiest first. Distances are straight-line from the city centre, which is the honest comparison between airports; the drive is always longer. Each city page adds the nearest airport we list for every major venue, which is often not the one nearest downtown.

Upcoming events counted on Nov 12, 2026, including the suburbs each city's airports serve.

An airport gets its own guide when it is the first airport we list for enough venues that no single city page covers it. Each guide lists those venues with their straight-line distances, what is on near the airport and where to stay. United States by state, then the rest of the world by country.

• ✈️NFL stadium airportsThe nearest airport to 32 NFL stadiums we list
• ✈️MLB ballpark airportsThe nearest airport to 29 MLB ballparks we list
• ✈️NBA arena airportsThe nearest airport to 29 NBA arenas we list
• ✈️NHL arena airportsThe nearest airport to 30 NHL arenas we list
• ✈️MLS stadium airportsThe nearest airport to 29 MLS stadiums we list
• ✈️WNBA arena airportsThe nearest airport to 13 WNBA arenas we list

Flying in this weekend? The busiest event cities this weekend and their airports →

Six steps, and your card is charged at exactly one of them: the last.

1. Search. Pick your airports, dates and travellers. StubOrder asks the airlines for live fares, which usually takes 10 to 40 seconds. Nothing is charged.
2. Choose a fare. Every price is the total for all travellers, taxes and fees included, shown with its bag allowance and its change and refund rules. When you pick one, the price is checked with the airline again before you go on.
3. Enter the travellers. Names exactly as they appear on each traveller's ID, with the date of birth and document details the airline asks for.
4. Review and hold the seats. Once you accept the fare rules, the seats are held with the airline. Holding is free and nothing is charged, but a hold only lasts a short time, and each step shows how long you have.
5. Add seats or bags, if you want them. Where the airline sells them through us, each is priced exactly before you pay. Skipping this step costs nothing.
6. Pay. Your card is charged once, for the total on the payment page, by our travel partner, the merchant of record. The airline then issues the ticket, and the confirmation carries your StubOrder reference and the airline's booking reference.

• The price is the whole price. Every fare shown is the total for everyone on the booking, with taxes, airline fees and our own margin already included. Nothing is added at checkout, and there is no separate booking fee.
• Bags. Each fare shows what it includes per traveller: a personal item, a carry-on, checked bags. Extra bags are not part of the fare price. Where the airline sells them through us they are priced before you pay; otherwise the airline's own bag fees apply, and each fare points you to the airline's baggage page.
• Refunds and changes. A fare is refundable or not, and changeable or not, sometimes for a fee. The rules for your fare are shown before you book, again on the payment page, and you accept them before paying.
• “Operated by”. On a code-share flight the airline that sold the seat is not the one flying the plane. Wherever that happens the flight says “Operated by” the other airline, and that is the airline you check in with.
• Basic economy. The cheapest fare is often the most restricted: no seat choice, no changes, sometimes only a personal item. Compare the allowance and the rules, not just the total.
• Prices move. A fare is guaranteed only for the few minutes after a search, and again for a short time once the seats are held. If it changes before you pay, you see the new total and choose whether to accept it.

• Arrive the day before an evening event. A delayed or cancelled afternoon flight can cost you the event itself; flying in the night before costs one hotel night.
• Fly home the next morning. Games go to overtime and encores run late, and the last flights of the evening often leave before the crowd is out of the building.
• Names exactly as on the ID. The airline compares the name on the booking with the ID at the airport. Copy the spelling from the passport's machine-readable lines or from the ID card.
• Bring the right ID. For flights within the US, adults need a REAL ID-compliant licence or another TSA-accepted ID such as a passport. International trips need a passport.
• Infants on a lap. A child under 2 can fly on an adult's lap, one per adult. A child who will be 2 or older on any flight of the trip needs a seat of their own.
• Choose the airport for the venue, not the city. Stadiums are often on the far side of town from the main airport. Each city page names the nearest airport we list for every major venue.

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