How to use the calendar and report a correction

A calendar entry is a starting point for planning a visit. Before making travel or ticket arrangements, open the linked official listing and check the event details there. The calendar covers selected games; an event missing from the calendar does not establish that no game is taking place.

Start with the calendar

Open the home page and follow its season-calendar link to find available dates. Open an individual listing to read its date, time, venue and the source information shown on the page. Keep the venue's local time zone in mind when planning a journey from another region.

Understand the source information

An automated source check and a person's review are different steps. An update can show when the site last checked a source; a human verification applies to the particular version that the person checked. If a listing is flagged as changed or needs review, use the official source to resolve the uncertainty before relying on it.

An official ticket link is a route to the provider's own listing. It is not a price quotation or a promise of ticket availability. Check the seller's current terms and final amount on the destination site.

Keep a calendar subscription useful

When using a calendar subscription, allow your calendar application time to refresh. Refresh intervals depend on the application. Check the event page again before leaving, especially if there has been a change in time or venue. A saved copy of a calendar file may not receive later changes in the same way as a subscription.

Send a useful correction

Use Corrections & contact when you find a problem. Include the page address, the field that needs attention and an official source that supports the correction. State the proposed date, time and time zone when the issue concerns scheduling. Avoid putting personal information into the report unless it is needed for the request.

A report enters a review process; sending one does not immediately replace the published listing. For the site's approach to sources and corrections, read the editorial policy. The About page explains the current scope of the service.