Cities American football fans can catch the Philadelphia Eagles in action at Lincoln Financial Field, part of South Philly’s sprawling sports complex. For a behind-the-scenes view, book a self-guided tour that allows guests to move at their own pace, from a quick half-hour jaunt to a leisurely paced excursion that encompasses the Field, Eagles Locker Room, Team Tunnel, and post-game Eagles Interview Room. The tour route is ADA compliant, kids 3-and-under are free, and strollers are welcome. The Pittsburgh Steelers , a National Football League team, play on the perfectly manicured grass field at Acrisure Stadium. A variety of stadium tours are available, but the Gameday Tour transforms your experience into a delightfully indelible memory. Along with pre-game field access, visitors take in the memorabilia-filled FedEx Great Hall and the voluminous Steelers Hall of Honor Museum, where rare artifacts and displays celebrate the history of the Steelers while saluting top players. The Pittsburgh Penguins , five-time winners of the Stanley Cup, hit the ice at PPG Paints Arena, which boasts some of the most comfortable seating in the National Hockey League. Gather a minimum of 10 Penguin devotees — who come in all ages — to arrange exciting group experiences on game days. With a group minimum of 50 people, six individuals get a pre-game Zamboni ride (for instance, a school group could give teachers the special seats), and a group of at least 75 gets a post-game on-ice photo in front of the net. The Subaru Park waterfront stadium in Chester caters to soccer crowds drawn by the Philadelphia Union team. For a rousing pre-game brew with fellow fans, head to the nearby Larimer Beer Co. for site-made IPAs, lagers, and ales, along with guest brewery selections. Hours accommodate all game days and times on the patio and screen-filled tap room, plus food trucks furnish local flavors. Come back post-game to celebrate. Museum-Worthy Packed with interactive exhibits and fascinating displays, visitors score a win across wide-ranging competitive athletics at Pittsburgh’s Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum at the Senator John Heinz History Center. Philadelphia Flyers, Philadelphia FROM TOP: JOEL AUERBACH GETTY IMAGES; ANDREW ZWARYCH Philadelphia 76ers, Philadelphia visitpa.com 17