Hockey Tours to New York

Our hockey tours to New York offers diverse culture, an abundance of landmarks and a plethora of sports teams all packed into one city. Popular for ice hockey given the NHL (New York Rangers) are based here, we cannot think of anywhere better to practise your skills.

New York city is sport crazy, also home to NBA (New York Knicks), MLB (New York Yankees), MLS (New York City and New York Red Bulls) and American Football (New York Jets) franchises. So there is plenty on offer to keep your teams occupied between matches with the opportunity to watch live sport and tour the facilities.

Where to stay in New York?

HI NYC

Based in the heart of New York City, this accommodation ticks all the boxes in what is required to make for an incredible stay in the city centre.

In close proximity to bus and metro stations and with helpful and friendly staff on hand to assist with any request your team will settle in comfortably in this accommodation. Offering spacious dorms to all varieties of sports groups, the HI NYC also offers a full board meal plan to make things as simple as possible when touring in New York.

Hotel Pennsylvania, NYC

Situated just steps away from Macy’s, Pennsylvania Station and Madison Square Gardens, and a short walk from Times Square and The Empire State Building, The Hotel Pennsylvania is a perfect location for any group visiting New York City. With all of these landmarks located close by, and a Metro station around the corner, all of the city is accessible from this modern accommodation. What more could you need to keep your group entertained post-match?

What to do in New York

There is plenty to do between match days to make your team trip to New York truly memorable.

Statue of Liberty
Empire State Building
9/11 memorial
Top of the Rock Observatory
Central Park

When to visit New York?

New York can accommodate groups throughout the calendar year. With the spring, summer and autumn months (March to October) offering good weather for hockey, the peak summer months can also accommodate hockey tours as the heat does not become unbearable. Through winter (November – February) the city temperatures can drop close to freezing, restricting fixtures to artificial surfaces.