Olivia Rodrigo The Unraveled Tour dates and where to stay

Choosing a city for the trip

Most stops are big cities where the arena sits a short ride from the centre. Toronto, Montreal, Philadelphia, Vancouver, Seattle, Brooklyn, London, Munich and Barcelona all work as city breaks, so you can see the rest of the city before or after the show.

Sunrise, a suburb, and Assago, a town outside Milan, are different. Plan those around the show and check how you will get there before you book.

London has the most nights, 11, so it gives the most dates to pick from. Inglewood and Brooklyn each have 10.

Montreal and Toronto: short rides to the arena

At the Bell Centre in Montreal, take the orange line metro to Bonaventure station. The arena is a short walk from there, and the metro is the simplest way home after the show.

At Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, the subway station at Union is a few minutes on foot. Line 1 runs from there to the north and west parts of the city, which is useful if you are staying out of the centre.

Philadelphia, Seattle and Oakland

At Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, the NRG station on the Broad Street Line is the stop to use. Get off at NRG, which is the closest station to the arena.

At Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, take the Link light rail to Westlake and then the Seattle Center Monorail to the arena grounds. The monorail is quick, but expect a queue at the platform when the show ends.

At Oakland Arena, the Coliseum BART station is next to the venue. Check the BART timetable for your night, because the last trains leave earlier than the show finishes on some dates.

Vancouver and Brooklyn: downtown arenas

At Rogers Arena in Vancouver, get off at Stadium-Chinatown station on the SkyTrain, which is the closest stop. It is a short ride from the downtown hotels, so you can walk or take one stop.

At Barclays Center in Brooklyn, the Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center subway station is the stop. Lines B, D, N, Q, R, 2, 3, 4 and 5 all serve it, so most trips from Manhattan need one change at most.

Downtown Brooklyn, around Atlantic Terminal, is the best area to stay on a show night. You can walk to the arena and avoid the crowd at the station. Amtrak trains to Philadelphia leave from Penn Station in Manhattan.

London, Munich, Stockholm and Barcelona

At The O2 in London, take the Jubilee line to North Greenwich. The Night Tube runs on the Jubilee line on Friday and Saturday nights, which helps if the show ends late. Expect long queues at the station after the show.

For a central base in London, stay near a Jubilee line station such as Waterloo, so the ride to North Greenwich needs no change.

At the Olympiahalle in Munich, take the U3 to Olympiazentrum. The city centre is a short ride away, so staying near the Hauptbahnhof gives you more to do on your free days.

At Avicii Arena in Stockholm, take the metro to Globen station. It is a short walk to the arena.

At Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, take the metro to Espanya, then the Montjuïc funicular from Paral·lel station. The arena is a walk from the top of the hill, so allow extra time after the show. Eixample, near Passeig de Gràcia, is a good area to stay.

Assago: reaching the Milan show

The Unipol Dome sits in Assago, outside Milan. Take the M2 metro to Assago Milanofiori Forum, the last stop on the line.

Taxi and rideshare queues can be long after the show, so plan the ride home before the doors open.

Moving between cities

Between nearby cities such as Montreal and Toronto, a train is the usual choice. Between Brooklyn and Philadelphia, take Amtrak from Penn Station. Between cities that are far apart, such as Vancouver and Las Vegas, or Amsterdam and London, a flight is the usual choice.

Book the train or flight before the show night so you arrive with time to spare.