Coney Island 

Generations of New Yorkers have headed to the bright lights of Coney Island’s amusement park. As well as thrill rides, an expansive boardwalk and 4km of sandy beach, the resort is also home to the New York Aquarium. This could be the perfect location to spend one of your "free days" on your tailored sports tour.

Statue of Liberty

Gazing over the Hudson River, the world’s most famous lady is a defining symbol for the nation. A regular ferry also takes visitors to Ellis Island, home of the immigration museum. Any boys looking for love on their tailored sports tour, this is your lady.

Live Sport in New York

For all sports lovers, New York City is the place to tour. With two NFL American Football teams, two Major League Baseball teams, two NHL Ice Hockey teams and an NBA Basketball team, there’s no better city in the country to catch a top-level game.

The Freedom Trail

Beginning at Boston Common this red brick path runs through the downtown area taking in 16 historic monuments, making for an excellent 2.5 mile walking tour. This could be the perfect opportunity for a pre-match team jog combined with an educational trip around Boston.

Fenway Park

This is the oldest baseball stadium in the Major Leagues and home to the Boston Red Sox. Look out for the “Green Monster”, the infamous emerald left field wall that has blocked many a home run.

Chicago Field Museum

Part of the Lakefront Museum Campus, the Field museum houses an array of products relating to natural history and exhibits including the Dinosaur Hall, Ancient Egypt and Mammals of Asia.

Willis Tower Skydeck

 The tallest building in Western Hemisphere and Chicago's most visited and highest observatory - you haven't seen Chicago until you've seen it from the 103rd floor of the Skydeck! Constructed in 1974, Willis Tower consists of 9 framed skyscrapers incorporated into one massive and incredible building. Rising higher than all other structures in the city, the breath taking 360-degree Skydeck views gives visibility to four states – Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Michigan! The all new Ledge Experience allows visitors to stand 1,353ft up in a glass box extending out from the skyscraper itself!

John Hancock Tower / Observatory

Chicago Tribune calls it 'the best View of Chicago' and the open-air Skywalk is the only one of its kind in Chicago. Opened in 1970 the tower took 5 years to construct and contains enough steel to make 33,000 car and enough aluminium to cover 12 football fields! With free multimedia Sky Tour, the Soundscope talking telescopes and the opportunity to take some daring photos - there's a whole lot to see.

Lincoln Park Zoo

This 1,200 acres of green belt between the city and Lake Michigan is also the site of Lincoln Park Zoo. Home to more than 1,000 mammals, reptiles and birds, the 35 acre zoo lies in the shadow of Chicago skyscrapers. Visit the ‘Regenstein African Journey’ with elephants, giraffes, rhinos and other native African wildlife, along with an impressive ape house and a chance to see elephants, giraffes, lions, polar bears, penguins, cheetahs and more – up close! Open daily 9am-6pm.

Magnificent Mile

Spend a day at shopper’s paradise the ‘Magnificent Mile’ – lined with premier department stores, malls and boutiques on North Michigan Avenue between Chicago River and Oak Street. Offering dozens of retail opportunities for everyone, the Mag Mile boulevard is one of the most famous and distinguished shopping destinations in the world and is within walking distance from the hotel.

Casinos

Almost every hotel complex in Las Vegas has its own casino, as well as a variety of shows, shopping, bars and clubs. Caesar’s Palace, Bellagio and Mandalay Bay are all standouts but beware; complimentary drinks at the roulette wheel might seem great at the time but can seriously damage the health of your tour kitty!

The Fremont Street Experience

Covering four Las Vegas city blocks, the Experience is a 90ft high canopy with 12.5 million LED displays on its underside broadcasting an amazing light and sound show to the crowd below.

The Alamo

Established in 1718, the Alamo is an American icon to rival the Statue of Liberty or Mount Rushmore. The museum pays tribute to the soldiers who gave their lives in one of the most famous battles in military history.

Seaworld San Antonio

The world’s largest marine life adventure park is really four in one, comprising a marine animal park, rides and slides, a water park, and show park. The inhabitants of this amazing undersea world include dolphins, penguins, sharks and killer whales.

Johnson Space Centre

The reason why Houston is known as Space City USA. Part science theme park, part U.S. space travel museum, part working mission control, visitors get a behind the scenes look at the workings of NASA.