Do NOT recommend! We used them for the 2026 Indy 500. Everyone was really nice and helpful the…read morefirst night, after the race was over, zero communication! They got our money and were done! Below is what I tried sending to their customer feedback page, wouldn't go through, tried twice! Very upset with the bus situation on Sunday morning! Very unorganized! How do you not know how many people you have?! We tried getting on bus #2 as directed, only to find out all the seats were full. At least 7 of us had to wait for a 3rd bus to show up! Then, at the end of the race, we were all on the bus on time except for one couple, who were over a half hour late! Our whole bus had to wait on these 2 people that didn't think it was important to be there an hour after the flag. I would have LOVED to stay and see more of the celebrations! Provide us first timers, with all the information! We didn't know where to go around our hotel, could have used suggestions for dining and shopping. Didn't know about Carb Day and Autograph day, would have been really nice to know about that! Someone inside the park leading us around, letting us know where our seats were, easiest way to get to the pits, not just "find that tower and walk towards it". I was so jealous of other people being escorted around by their group!

Roadtrips is a sports travel agency based in Winnipeg. I've booked sports vacations with them many…read moretimes including trips to the National Hockey League All Star Games in Vancouver, Tampa Bay, Toronto, Denver and Los Angeles. In addition I've used their services to obtain hard-to-find sports tickets in Atlanta, Washington DC and New York. When I first started using this agency they mostly specialized in hockey tours, but over the years they have expanded to include all major sporting events including the Olympics. Most of the tour packages include at least three hotel options based on your budget and the tickets that are offered are the authentic tickets printed by the sports venue or team and not some generic computer-generated ticket like what you would get from Ticketmaster or Tickets.com. There are always additional options that you can add onto your trips. I really enjoyed the All Star Game packages which all included a reception with Roadtrips staff and an appearance by local sports celebrities followed by autograph sessions and tours of other exciting venues in the host city. A Roadtrips staff member(s) is usually easily accessible in one of the host hotels to answer your questions. A one-of-a-kind gift was often included (in many cases autographed by a local sports legend) in the tour package. I imagine if I ever decide to attend the Indy 500 or a Super Bowl somewhere, I'll look to the friendly staff at Roadtrips first.