ESPN to Launch Tour Business in Collaboration with Travel Weekly

ESPN is launching its first sports tour as part of the new ESPN Experiences brand. The five-day Take Me Out to the Ballgame tour is centered around Major League Baseball and aims to provide fans with premium ballpark experiences in Boston, Philadelphia, and New York. Scheduled to operate over Labor Day weekend, from Aug. 29 to Sept. 2, guests will have the opportunity to watch games at iconic ballparks such as Fenway Park, Yankee Stadium, and Citizens Bank Park.

The tour’s itinerary includes exclusive experiences such as watching a game from the Green Monster Seats in Fenway Park and from a suite at Yankee Stadium and Citizens Bank Park. In addition, guests will have the chance to visit the Jackie Robinson Museum in New York and tour ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut. They will also get to meet renowned play-by-play announcers Michael Kay and Dave O’Brien.

Travelers on the tour will be accompanied by ESPN Experience Coaches who will ensure a seamless travel experience and engage in storytelling to bring baseball’s rich history and traditions to life. The tour is priced starting at $6,999 per person and can accommodate up to 45 travelers. All hotel stays, ground transportation during the tour, and some meals are included in the tour package.

ESPN Experiences tours are operated by Adventures by Disney, a tour operator owned by the Walt Disney Company, which also owns ESPN. This new sports tour offers fans a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of Major League Baseball and create lasting memories at some of the most iconic ballparks in the country.