6 Fast-Track Ground Entry to Book Around the World

1.Skip the Line: FC Porto Museum & Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 209 reviews · 1 to 3 hours (approx.) · from $20Our pick

Explore FC Porto’s modern museum, packed with trophies, videos, and club history, then visit Dragão Stadium, the pitch, press room, presidential box, and visitors’ changing room. Schedule your stadium time at museum reception. The museum is self-paced, while the stadium visit follows a guide. Audio guides cost extra.

“Very good stadium tour and museum was very interesting, my partner loved it and so did I, would recommend for any football fan”

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2.Skip the Line Maracana Stadium Entrance Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 203 reviews · 40 minutes to 1 hour (approx.) · from $22

Visit Rio’s legendary Maracanã Stadium at your own pace with online entry through Entrance A. Explore a club locker room, warm-up area, press room, stands, pitch, and displays tied to Pelé, Garrincha, and Zico. The visit usually takes 40 minutes to an hour, though you can linger longer over the memorabilia.

“Ticket helpful to have in advance but was not busy do need to skip the line and could have just brought at the stadium. Although the stadium is definitely worth a look if you are a football fan.”

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3.Olympic Stadium Tour Express- Skip the Line

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 49 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $51

Explore Rome’s Stadio Olimpico in about an hour with an English-speaking guide. Hear stories from the 1960 Olympic Games, see the mosaics and sporting areas, and, when access allows, visit the pitch, changing rooms, tunnel, and seating areas. Guides such as Angelica, Simone, Abdulaziz, and Daiana have earned strong praise, but concert preparation can close key sections.

“Completely over priced. Said skip the cue but there was no cue anyway. The tour was walk around the grounds for 30 mins before the stadium then basically into the briefing room watch a 20 second video then go in the dressing rooms, about 2 mins in each , into the corporate seats and finished . They slid open the doors to the walk out tunnel only 30cm so you had to peak through and you couldn’t go in there. We couldn't see really. We were stood around for ages in common areas but then we were rushed through the bits we wanted to see. it was really disorganised. We…”

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4.Skip the Line: Phuket: Patong Boxing Stadium Tickets With Seats Upgrade Option

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 35 reviews · from $57

Spend about three hours at Patong Boxing Stadium watching a full evening of Muay Thai bouts, from young fighters to women and heavyweight competitors. Skip the ticket queue, choose standard or upgraded seating, and add hotel pickup from Patong, Kata, or Karon Beach. Food and drinks are available at your own cost.

“Absolutely amazing pick up was seamless. My son and husband got to present trophies in the ring to the fighters!”

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5.Athens Olympic Museum: Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 24 reviews · 3 hours · from $10Best value

Spend up to three hours at the Athens Olympic Museum, tracing the Olympic Games from antiquity to today through artifacts, stories, and athlete-focused exhibits. Your priority ticket helps you skip the ticket line. The museum is on Golden Hall’s first floor, linked by footbridge to the Spiros Louis Olympic Center. Greek audio is included.

“Expérience très enrichissante et découverte de beaucoup de choses emblématiques”

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6.Real Madrid: Skip the Line Bernabeu Stadium Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · 45 minutes (approx.) · from $65Top rated

Visit Santiago Bernabéu for a self-guided 45-minute tour through Real Madrid’s museum, trophy displays, stadium model, panoramic viewpoints, dressing rooms, benches, and official store. Renovations limit some areas, and match-day access may be reduced to the museum and model only. Groups are capped at 20 people.

“The stadium was amazing! The displays and AV presentations were excellent. You need to offer head phones for translation. It is a lot of walking.”

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