Who and what this directory covers
This directory is organized by what you want to see rather than where. It covers all 32 NFL teams, 16 college bowl games including the College Football Playoff National Championship, eight marquee events from the Super Bowl to the Masters, and ten shows split between Broadway and touring family entertainment.
Team and performer pages show upcoming events when listings are available. When a team is in its offseason, a tour is between legs or a show has not yet released dates, the page still carries the full guide: the home venue, where to sit, the schedule shape and what drives demand. Listings appear on the same page as soon as sellers post them, so a page you bookmark in spring is the same page you buy from in the fall.
NFL team pages
Each of the 32 team guides covers the franchise in brief, the home stadium and where to sit for a game, and the shape of the season: preseason in August, the regular season from September, and playoffs into January. They explain which games draw the most demand and why, such as division rivals, holiday games and prime-time kickoffs.
The seat advice is specific to each building. Some teams sit on the shaded side of an open-air stadium; others play indoors under a fixed or retractable roof, such as the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium or the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. Several guides also flag stadium changes, such as the Buffalo Bills' new Highmark Stadium, which opened in 2026. Rosters and coaches change every year, so the guides describe the franchise and its history rather than the current lineup.
Marquee events and the bowl season
The event guides cover the occasions that sell out a 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 rotate hosts. The Super Bowl moves each year, and WrestleMania changes cities; WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas drew more than 118,000 attendees over two days, according to TKO Group's annual report (TKO Group 2025 Form 10-K).
Each event page explains how ticketing works for that event, including the difference between face value and resale, plus the best viewing areas and the traditions. The Masters, for example, allocates tickets by random lottery, while the NFL Draft offers free general access. The bowl guides cover each game's conference tie-ins, its stadium, its typical date in late December or early January and the bowl-week events around it.
Broadway and family shows
Six Broadway guides cover Hamilton, Wicked, The Lion King, Hadestown, MJ the Musical and The Book of Mormon. Four more cover touring and seasonal family entertainment: Monster Jam, Disney on Ice, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.
Broadway demand is strong. The Broadway League reported 14.7 million attendances and 1.89 billion dollars in grosses for the 2024–2025 season, the highest-grossing season on record, with audiences filling 91.2 percent of available seats (The Broadway League). That figure covers Broadway's 41 New York theaters only. The show guides explain runtime and age guidance, orchestra versus mezzanine for each staging, and which weeks, such as holidays and weekends, tend to be busiest.
Reading demand without a price list
None of these pages quotes ticket prices, because resale prices change by the hour. Instead, each guide describes demand structurally:
- Opponent and rivalry. Division games and historic rivals draw more buyers than non-conference matchups.
- Calendar. Thanksgiving games, holiday-week performances and season openers concentrate demand.
- Scarcity. One-day events with fixed capacity, such as a championship game, behave differently from a show with eight performances a week.
- Travel. Fan bases that travel well can push up demand for road games in warm-weather cities.
Every order on GoodSeats is backed by a 100% guarantee, so the decision comes down to the date, the section and the listing that fits.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a team or show page have no events listed?
Team and performer pages show upcoming events when listings are available. During an offseason, between tour legs, or before dates are released, the page still carries the full guide, and listings appear once sellers post them.
Does GoodSeats cover every NFL team?
Yes. All 32 NFL teams have a guide covering the home stadium, where to sit, the season schedule and the games that draw the most demand.
Which Broadway shows have guides?
Hamilton, Wicked, The Lion King, Hadestown, MJ the Musical and The Book of Mormon. Family shows covered include Monster Jam, Disney on Ice, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and the Radio City Christmas Spectacular.
Are events like the Super Bowl in the same city every year?
No. The Super Bowl, WrestleMania, the NFL Draft and the College Football Playoff National Championship rotate host cities, and each event guide notes the upcoming host.