StubOrder Travel
Tickets to the events you love, plus everything you need to get there. These guides cover the part of the trip that starts once the tickets are bought: where to stay, how to reach the venue, and what else is worth doing while you are in town.
Hotels near venues
Every venue we know the location of has a hotels page — real properties, sorted by how far they actually are from the doors, alongside what is on there. These ones are written by hand as well, with the things a hotel feed cannot tell you: which areas people actually stay in, parking, and how the transport really works.
- Hotels near Highmark Stadium
- Hotels near Madison Square Garden
- Hotels near Wrigley Field
- Hotels near Lambeau Field
- Hotels near MetLife Stadium
- Hotels near KeyBank Center
City travel guides
The wider picture for a city we have real event inventory in: airports and which one to pick, whether you need a car, neighbourhoods, food, and things to do around the event.
- Buffalo travel guide
- New York travel guide
- Chicago travel guide
- Las Vegas travel guide
- Nashville travel guide
- Miami travel guide
What each guide covers
| Section | What you get |
|---|---|
| Hotels | Live availability and rates near the venue, sorted by real distance, with an honest note on whether it is walkable. |
| Flights | Which airports serve the city, how far each one is, and which is actually convenient for the venue. |
| Getting around | Whether you need a rental car, what transit exists, and what rideshare is like after an event lets out. |
| Parking | What parking exists at the venue and how traffic behaves before and after. |
| Things to do | What else is worth building the trip around, plus where to eat. |
| Events | The upcoming schedule at that venue or in that city, with live tickets. |
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Frequently asked questions
Does StubOrder book hotels?
StubOrder Travel shows live hotel availability and rates near the venues and cities in our event catalog, so you can line up a room against the date you are already buying tickets for. Booking is completed with the accommodation provider.
Do I have to book travel to buy tickets?
No. Tickets work exactly as they always have. The travel sections are optional and sit after the ticket information on every event and venue page.
Why does a ticket site have travel guides?
Because most of the work of going to an event is not the ticket. If you are flying in for a game or a concert you still have to pick an airport, work out parking, and decide whether to stay downtown or near the venue. These guides answer that for the venues and cities we already cover.
Which venues and cities are covered?
Every venue on StubOrder with a known location has a hotels page, and every city we hold coordinates for has a travel guide — so if there is an event you can buy a ticket for, there is somewhere to stay listed next to it. A smaller set, listed below, is written by hand with local detail on top: which areas people actually stay in, parking, and how the transport really works.
