Atlanta
Bears at Atlanta Falcons plus Atlanta United FC — a NFL + MLS road trip.
- Inter Miami CF at Atlanta United FCOct 17
- Chicago Bears at Atlanta FalconsOct 18
- Games
- 2 games
- When
- Oct 17–18
- Leagues
- MLSNFL
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Double up on the road — Bears trips that pair with another league
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Bears at Atlanta Falcons plus Atlanta United FC — a NFL + MLS road trip.
Bears at Miami Dolphins plus Miami Heat — a NFL + NBA road trip.
Bears at Buffalo Bills plus Buffalo Sabres — a NFL + NHL road trip.
Bears at Buffalo Bills plus Buffalo Sabres — a NFL + NHL road trip.
The Chicago Bears are one of the better road-trip teams this season. 4 away cities offer genuine multi-sport weekends — not just NFL series, but weekends where fans can stack games across 4 different leagues.
Buffalo leads because it delivers a 3-game, 2-league weekend with a US$760 combined ticket cost. Atlanta stacks 2 games and offers a different league mix.
Chicago home weekends match the best away trip at 3 games — sharing the city with Bulls, Blackhawks, White Sox — so the case for traveling is about league variety and destination appeal, not raw volume.
Chicago and the road both stack 3 games, but 4 away cities offer multi-sport league mixes worth traveling for.
Strongest attendable game stacks
Bears at Buffalo Bills plus Buffalo Sabres — a NFL + NHL road trip.
Bears at Atlanta Falcons plus Atlanta United FC — a NFL + MLS road trip.
Bears at Minnesota Vikings plus Minnesota Wild — a NFL + NHL road trip.
Bears at Miami Dolphins plus Miami Heat — a NFL + NBA road trip.
Trip totals use Premium-tier ticket pricing, hotel for the cluster nights, and round-trip flights for fly-distance routes. Drive-friendly trips (<150 mi) exclude flight cost; medium-distance trips (150–500 mi) show stay + tickets only because travel cost varies by traveler.
Buffalo and Atlanta are the two worth planning around. Both stack NHL and MLS and NBA on top of the NFL series. Everything else is either single-league or too thin on game density to justify the travel over a home weekend.
The benchmark is Chicago home weekends, where Bulls, Blackhawks, White Sox give you 3 games without a flight. An away trip needs to either beat that stack count, offer leagues Chicago doesn't have, or send you somewhere worth visiting beyond the games.
Buffalo leads on pure stacking math: 3 games across 2 leagues in one weekend at US$760 combined. Logistics: spread-out venues that need a car or transit between games, direct rail from the airport to the sports district, quick airport access (18 min to venues). The NFL anchor is Bears at Buffalo Bills, with Buffalo Sabres (NHL) filling the rest of the weekend. A solid option if the dates or matchups fit your schedule better than the top picks.
Atlanta delivers a 2-game, 2-league weekend — a step down from Buffalo on volume, but a different kind of trip. Logistics: direct rail from the airport to the sports district, quick airport access (20 min to venues). Bears visit Atlanta Falcons, adding Atlanta United FC for the MLS side of the stack. A solid option if the dates or matchups fit your schedule better than the top picks.
Minneapolis closes the multi-sport list with 2 games across 2 leagues. Logistics: compact downtown venue cluster, direct rail from the airport to the sports district. Bears visit Minnesota Vikings, adding Minnesota Wild for the NHL side of the stack. Best for fans who want an easy downtown sports weekend without needing a rental car.
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