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Stadiums don’t get much more well-known than Rose Bowl Stadium. Officially a National Historic Landmark, this outdoor venue is probably best known for hosting the annual Tournament of Roses. Here we'll chat about the Rose Bowl Stadium bag policy, food policy, and camera policy, as well as some handy tips!
Nationwide Arena sees a lot of action as the home rink of the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets hockey team. No matter what event you’re attending here, it’s good to familiarize yourself with the Nationwide Arena bag policy and other rules before you show up at the gate.
Home of the NHL's St. Louis Blues, concerts, and other events, the Enterprise Center is a great venue. Get to know the arena's bag, camera, and food policies, as well as how best to get to the Center in this useful guide.
Bank of America Stadium is one of the landmark football venues in the US. Located right in Uptown Charlotte, it's the home of the NFL’s Carolina Panthers. Get to know the ins and outs of the stadium's policies before you arrive with our bag policy guide.
If you love baseball, then you will love visiting Progressive Field - it's the home of the Cleveland Guardians. Other events are also held at this location, including concerts. Whichever event you're planning to attend, get to know the ballpark's bag policy and other rules first.
The SAP Center is the home of the NHL San Jose Sharks, who consistently wow the crowds. Locals have even given the venue a nickname, referring to it as “The Shark Tank”. But before you head to the venue, be sure you're aware of the bag policy and other rules in place. Let's take a look.
In many ways, the hardest thing about planning a trip to the beach from Honolulu is deciding which beach to visit. The island of Oahu offers an incredible variety of beaches, from tranquil coves where you can relax to thrilling surf breaks rolling in from the open ocean.
The eastern coast of Australia offers some of the best beaches in the country, and whatever you like to do during a beach vacation, you'll find that the beaches in Gold Coast make the perfect place to do it.
The exciting beach of Coney Island is close to Brooklyn, but that's not the only coastal location worth your time in the area. From quieter beaches to spots ideal for surfing, there's a beach for everyone near Brooklyn.
There are some excellent beaches near Victoria, and if you're willing to travel just a little further, you'll find even more incredible spots to visit. Whether you're looking for a beautiful sandy beach or a rocky cove with incredible views of the mainland and Olympic Mountains, there's something for you.
Although York isn't known for its beaches, the Yorkshire Coast is. Plenty of scenic beaches await you in the area, and you can find everything from wild beaches to cliffside beaches full of amenities.
If you're looking to enjoy the beach life without leaving Vancouver itself, you're in luck. These incredible beaches let you enjoy the sun, sand, and sea without going too far.
Austin – Bergstrom International Airport is the third busiest in Texas and is an important regional hub. If you find yourself on a stopover here, you may well be tempted to make the most of your time by exploring some of the city. Especially once you learn that the airport is only five miles from downtown Austin, making it perfectly feasible to pop into the city even on a short Austin airport layover.
Salt Lake City Airport serves over 26 million passengers per year, making it a major regional and international hub. Flights stop here from across the US and around the world, so if you’re traveling through the region, it’s quite possible you’ll find yourself making a stopover here.
When your layover leads you through Washington Dulles Airport, consider yourself lucky—you're just a short trip away from the nation's capital! Whether your visit is brief or lasts several hours, DC will find a way to your heart.
Toronto is Canada’s largest city and an exciting destination for a layover. It has a mix of modern attractions, cultural landmarks, and natural beauty. The city is known for its iconic CN Tower, diverse neighborhoods, and the beautiful Lake Ontario waterfront.
For many, traveling to Auckland is such a long flight that it feels like you may have traveled to the ends of the earth. But what a beautiful earth ending this is. New Zealand is far from just about everywhere, but its natural beauty more than makes the journey worthwhile.
If you happen to find yourself on a Portland Airport layover there is certainly no reason to despair. This town is overflowing with things to do and places to see. There is a thriving arts scene, abundant outdoor activities, and a wealth of coffee bars, restaurants and micro-breweries.
