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MLB road voyage calculateur

This page’s worked trip: 3 East Coast stadiums — New York Yankees → Boston Red Sox → Atlanta Braves — over 5 days for two costs about $2,066 in 2026: tickets $282 (3 games × $47 outfield-mezzanine × 2), hotels $813 (4 nights = 5 days −1, one room averaging $203), intercity hops $254 ($127 per person by rail or air) and food $717 ($72/person/day). That is $1,033 per person and $689 per game. Verdict: the three-city pattern is the sweet spot — against $594 per game in the Midwest and $678 in the West, while the 5-city grand tour cuts the per-game figure to $669 but doubles the total to $3,346 and demands 8 days.

Tickets (3 games × $47 × 2)$282
Hotels (4 nights × ~$203, one room)$813
Intercity hops + food (two travelers)$254 + $717
Trip total for two (5 days)$2,066
Per person / per game$1,033 / $689
Check the season schedulehome dates only — before you book

Entrées

Stadiums (trip pattern)

The sweet spot: three parks, two hops ($40-100 each) and four hotel nights — a real tour without marathon travel days.

Region
Trip days
5days
Seat tier (inside each city's $15-80 band)

The middle of the band (~$40-55): full-field view, some shade, and the tier most road-trippers actually buy.

Party size

One mid-tier room sleeps two — rooms = party ÷ 2 rounded up; a solo traveler pays the same room bill as a couple.

Default scenario: 3 stadiums · East Coast · 5 days · mezzanine · party of 2 — edit inputs
Route: New York Yankees → Boston Red Sox → Atlanta Braves — 2026 trip total
$2,066
7,748 SAR (pegged rate)
Formula: $47 seats × 3 games × 2 + $203 hotel × 4 nights × 1 room(s) + hops $66 + $61 × 2 + $72 food × 5 × 2.
Tickets (3 games × $47 × 2 — Outfield mezzanine)$282
Hotels (4 nights = 5 days −1, × 1 room(s) × $203)$813
Intercity hops (2 legs: $66 + $61 × 2; typical $80-$200)$254
Food ($72/person/day × 5 × 2)$717
Trip total$2,066
Per person (÷2)$1,033
Per game (÷3)$689
Daily average (÷5)$413 / day
Per-game cost = trip total ÷ games. It is the honest way to compare routes: a 2-city weekend and a 5-city grand tour can land within $150 of each other per game even though their totals differ by thousands.
Cheapest multi-city routes

Cheapest East pairs: Braves + Marlins ($15 tickets, $150-170 rooms) — the region's floor. Yankees + Red Sox is the classic but the priciest two-city start; soften it with the $30-90 Boston↔New York train or bus instead of flying.

Before booking: the schedule is the real constraint

The 2026 MLB regular season runs from late March through late September, with the postseason into early October — and every club plays at home only about half its dates. A stadium road trip only works when your route cities are HOME that week: check each club's 2026 schedule before booking anything.

Hotels bill nights−1: a 5-day route sleeps 4 nights (arrival night + nights between games), because the last day ends at the airport, not a front desk.

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Départ
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Saisissez les détails de votre voyage à votre destination pour obtenir des chiffres de voyage basés sur des données actuelles propres à votre destination.

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    Étape 1

    Saisissez vos propres détails dans les champs de l'outil.

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    Étape 2

    L'outil applique les données et tarifs actuels à vos entrées.

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    Étape 3

    Read the breakdown: tickets (games × seat × party) + hôtels (nights−1 × rooms) + intercity hops + food, alongside per-person and per-game figures and the cheapest-routes hint.

Cas d'usage

Planifier le voyage

Obtenez des chiffres exacts et actualisés pour le voyage, au lieu de moyennes vagues.

Comparer les destinations

Comparez les destinations avant de réserver vols ou hôtels.

Budgétez avant de réserver

Connaissez la dépense attendue pour que les surprises ne fassent pas dérailler le voyage.

Conseils

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    Les prix varient selon la saison — revérifiez à l’approche de vos dates.

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    Utilisez les montants en devise locale ; les taux carte ajoutent des frais de conversion.

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    Réservez à l’avance en haute saison.

Erreurs fréquentes

  • Budgétiser avec des moyennes de haute saison.

  • Ignorer les délais d’obtention du visa avant de réserver.

FAQ

How much does a 3-stadium East Coast MLB road trip cost in 2026?

The worked example on this page — Yankees, then Red Sox, then Braves over 5 days for two — lands near $2,066: tickets $282 (3 games × $47 outfield-mezzanine seats × 2), hotels $813 (4 nights × ~$203 average room), intercity hops $254 (New York → Boston → Atlanta, about $127 per person) and food $717 ($72/person/day × 5 days). That is roughly $1,033 per person and $689 per game — and this three-city pattern is the sweet spot: a real tour with only two travel hops and four hotel nights.

What do MLB tickets actually cost by seat?

Every city carries a $15-80 ticket band by seat, and the calculator prices the tiers from it: upper deck and bleachers sit near 20% of the band ($15-30), the outfield mezzanine near 50% ($40-55) and field level near 85% ($65-80). Weekend dates and Yankees-Red Sox matchups push toward the top of the band, while the Marlins ($65 cap) and Cardinals ($15 floor) are the two bargain stops on the map.

How many days do I need for 2, 3 or 5 stadiums?

The three proven patterns: 2 stadiums in 3 days (one game per city, a single hop, two hotel nights), 3 stadiums in 5 days (two hops, four nights) and 5 stadiums in 8 days (four hops, seven nights). The rule is one game per city with a travel day between, and hotels bill nights−1 because the last day ends at the airport — a 5-day route means 4 hotel nights.

How do I get between stadium cities, and what does it cost?

Each pattern carries a typical per-leg band: $30-90 on the 2-city plan, $40-100 on the 3-city plan and $60-150 for the longer grand-tour jumps. The Northeast corridor runs by train or bus (Boston↔New York at $30-90), Chicago↔St. Louis by rail at $30-80, while the long 5-city jumps fly. The calculator prices every leg from the two cities' band midpoints and multiplies by your party size.

What are the cheapest multi-city routes?

East: Braves + Marlins ($15 tickets, $150-170 rooms) are the region's floor, while the classic Yankees + Red Sox start is the priciest — soften it with the $30-90 Boston↔New York train or bus instead of flying. Midwest: Cubs + Cardinals — St. Louis is the whole map's floor ($140 rooms, $55 food days). West: Dodgers + Padres on the region's cheapest $30-85 hop. And the 5-city West tour (LA → San Diego → San Francisco → Seattle → Denver) is the value grand tour at roughly $660-680 per game.

When can I actually run this trip — the schedule problem?

The 2026 MLB regular season runs late March through late September, with the postseason into early October — but each club plays at home only about half its dates. Check every club's schedule before booking a single hotel: a route collapses if one of its cities is on the road that week. Midweek dates save twice — tickets sit closer to the band floor (even in Wrigleyville, which prices like a coast city on weekends) and rooms drop a tier.

How do hotels work on a multi-city baseball trip?

Two rules: nights−1 (days minus one) and one room per two travelers (rooms = party ÷ 2, rounded up) — so a solo traveler pays the same room bill as a couple, the single biggest driver of the per-person gap between solo and paired travelers. Game-night hotel surges are milder than the NBA's, but weekend premiums are real in New York, Boston and San Francisco ($190-240 mid-tier rooms).

What is a good per-game budget?

Divide the trip total by the number of games — this metric exposes overbuilt routes. A healthy norm for two travelers on mid seats is $600-700 per game all-in (the worked example: $689 East, $594 Midwest, $678 West). If your per-game figure clears $800, the route is longer than your budget: drop a city or a seat tier — falling from field level ($68) to the upper deck ($29) in the three-city example saves $234 without changing anything else.