5 NFL Stadiums Worth the Trip This Season

Photo credit: SoFi Stadium.

Football season is back—and for travelers who chase both the thrill of the game and the energy of a great destination, these NFL stadiums are more than just places to catch a touchdown. From iconic venues to brand-new builds, here are five stadiums that combine sports, local culture, and unforgettable escapes.

1. Allegiant Stadium – Las Vegas, NV

Team: Las Vegas Raiders

Why Go: It’s sleek, futuristic, and just off the Strip. Come for the game, stay for the nightlife, food, and world-class entertainment.

Bonus: Catch a concert or UFC fight—this venue does it all.

2. Lambeau Field – Green Bay, WI

Team: Green Bay Packers

Why Go: The most historic stadium in the NFL, with fans that live and breathe football. Expect freezing temps, warm hearts, and unmatched traditions.

Bonus: Take the Lambeau tour and visit the Packers Hall of Fame.

3. SoFi Stadium – Inglewood, CA (Los Angeles)

Teams: LA Rams & LA Chargers

Why Go: A tech marvel minutes from LAX. Massive screens, stunning design, and serious energy.

Bonus: Beach in the morning, football at night. Pair with Santa Monica.

4. GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium – Kansas City, MO

Team: Kansas City Chiefs

Why Go: The NFL’s loudest stadium—and home to some of the best BBQ on the planet.

Bonus: Arrive early. Tailgating here is an art form.

5. Gillette Stadium – Foxborough, MA

Team: New England Patriots

Why Go: Fall foliage, football history, and diehard fans. What’s not to love?

Bonus: Explore Patriot Place or make it a Boston weekend—museums, seafood, Fenway.

Travel Tip

Big matchups = quick sellouts. Book early and carve out time to explore the city beyond the stadium. Each of these spots offers more than just game day.

By CB.