Find the guide by who or what you want to see
This directory is sorted by the subject rather than the building. It holds guides to all 32 NFL teams, 16 college bowl games (the College Football Playoff National Championship among them), eight marquee events running from the Super Bowl to the Masters, and ten shows divided between Broadway and family entertainment on tour.
Each page leads with the seat question: which venue, which side, which level. Live listings appear on the page whenever sellers have posted them. In an offseason, between tour legs or before dates are announced, the full guide stays up, covering the venue, the sections worth targeting, the shape of the schedule and what pushes demand, and the listings fill in on that same page once tickets go up.
Picking seats for an NFL home game
The 32 team pages cover the franchise briefly, then get to the decision that matters on gameday: where in the home stadium to sit. Expect notes on the home and visitor sidelines, the sun and shade sides, end zones versus the club level, and how the season runs, from August preseason through September kickoff and into January playoffs. Each page also explains which matchups draw the heaviest demand, such as division rivals, holiday games and night kickoffs.
The advice changes with the building. In an open-air bowl, the shaded sideline can matter as much as the yard line. Indoors it does not, as with the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium or the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. Some pages track a move as well: the Buffalo Bills now play in the new Highmark Stadium, which opened in 2026. Coaches and rosters turn over yearly, so the guides stick to the franchise and its history.
One-day events, bowl week and the big championships
Eight event guides cover the dates that fill a host city: the Super Bowl, the Kentucky Derby, the Indianapolis 500, the Daytona 500, the Masters, the US Open Tennis Championships, WrestleMania and the NFL Draft. Several of them change location. The Super Bowl has a new host each year and WrestleMania travels too; TKO Group's annual report put attendance at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas above 118,000 across two days (TKO Group 2025 Form 10-K).
For each event, the page sets out how tickets are released, how face value compares with resale, where the best viewing spots are, and the traditions that come with the day. Access can work very differently from one event to the next. The Masters distributes tickets through a random lottery, and the NFL Draft offers free general access. The bowl pages cover each game's conference tie-ins, the stadium and where to sit in it, the usual late-December or early-January date, and the bowl-week events around the game.
Stage shows: Broadway and family tours
On Broadway, the directory includes Hamilton, Wicked, The Lion King, Hadestown, MJ the Musical and The Book of Mormon. For families and holiday outings, there are guides to Monster Jam, Disney on Ice, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.
Broadway seats are in demand. For the 2024–2025 season, the Broadway League reported 14.7 million attendances and 1.89 billion dollars in grosses, a record, with 91.2 percent of seats filled (Broadway League). Those figures count only Broadway's 41 theaters in New York. The show pages weigh orchestra against mezzanine for each production, give runtime and age guidance, and flag the weeks, holidays and weekends especially, when seats go fastest.
What moves demand for a given date
You will not find ticket prices on these pages, since resale prices shift through the day. What you will find is an explanation of why some dates are harder to get than others:
- The matchup. A division rival or a long-standing feud pulls more buyers than an out-of-conference opponent.
- The date. Thanksgiving games, holiday-week performances and openers draw a crowd.
- The supply. A one-time event in a fixed-size stadium behaves nothing like a show that plays eight times a week.
- The traveling fan base. Teams whose fans follow them on the road can lift demand for away games in warm-weather cities.
Every Reserved Seat order comes with a 100% guarantee, which leaves you to choose the date, the section and the listing that suit you.
Frequently asked questions
Why is a page showing a guide but no dates?
Listings appear only when sellers have posted tickets. In an offseason, between tour legs or before a schedule is released, the guide stays up and listings are added once they exist.
Where should I sit for an NFL game?
Each of the 32 team pages answers that for its own stadium, covering the sidelines, the sun and shade sides, end zones and club seats.
Which family shows are covered?
Monster Jam, Disney on Ice, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. The Broadway guides cover Hamilton, Wicked, The Lion King, Hadestown, MJ the Musical and The Book of Mormon.
How do I get into the Masters?
Masters tickets are allocated through a random lottery. The event guide explains how that works, how resale fits in and where the best viewing areas are.
Do the Super Bowl and the NFL Draft move every year?
Yes. The Super Bowl, WrestleMania, the NFL Draft and the College Football Playoff National Championship all rotate hosts, and each guide names the next one.