The Super transportation to super bowl  is one of the biggest sporting events of the year, and while most fans choose to watch it with friends at home or a bar, some die-hards are making the trip to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. Getting there isn’t cheap, but if you plan ahead you can save money by flying on the right flights and traveling smart.

The biggest expense for anyone planning on attending the Super Bowl is likely to be hotels, which fill up quickly during this time and often have higher rates than normal. It’s also wise to book accommodations as soon as possible, since prices tend to increase the closer you get to the game.

Touchdown Travel: Navigating Transportation to the Super Bowl 2024

If you can’t find a hotel near the stadium, try booking a place in the area that’s easily accessible by public transit. MARTA has been making preparations for the event, with hundreds of extra employees and thousands of Breeze cards to distribute. The agency is running trains until 1 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday, and 24-hour service from Friday through 2 a.m. next Tuesday. Bus routes near the stadium will be running as well.

Amtrak will suspend standard repair work on two tunnels into New York City, which should boost capacity. In addition, the agency has a special regional transit diagram showing all bus and train connections to key Super Bowl venues and events. NJ TRANSIT will enhance service on the commuter rail lines, including more frequent trips to and from New York Penn Station, where riders can transfer to Metro-North and Amtrak trains.