Frequently Asked Questions

AwayDay Planner is a free tool for football fans who want to track their visits to all 92 English football league grounds — a challenge known as "The 92". You can log visits, plan future trips, read and write reviews, connect with other fans, and track your progress from Newcomer all the way to The 92 Legend.

The 92 Challenge is the goal of watching a game at every ground currently used by Premier League and English Football League clubs — 20 Premier League, 24 Championship, 24 League One and 24 League Two grounds. Completing the 92 is considered the ultimate away day achievement for a travelling football fan.

Yes — AwayDay Planner is completely free. Create an account, start logging visits and use all the features at no cost.

That's entirely up to you. The traditional 92 Club requires you to have watched a competitive match at each ground, but on AwayDay Planner you can log visits however you choose. We're here to help you track your journey your way.

Yes. Your first visit counts toward your 92 total. Any return visits are logged separately in your visit history, and the stadium button shows how many times you've been (e.g. ✅ Visited 3×). Your lifetime total visit count across all grounds is shown on your profile.

Yes — when marking a stadium as visited there's a date picker with no minimum date, so you can log visits from years ago. Just pick the date you actually went.

We update the stadium database when clubs move divisions. Your existing visits are never removed — if a club you've visited drops out of the 92, your visit stays on record and counts toward your total history, but the 92 counter reflects the current Football League membership.

Your Groundhopper Score is a single number that reflects your overall activity on AwayDay Planner — not just how many grounds you've visited, but how engaged you are with the community. It rewards a range of activities so there's always something to work toward.

The formula is: Visits × 10 + Reviews × 5 + Trips planned × 3 + Check-ins × 2 + Followers × 1. So visiting 10 grounds scores 100 points. Writing 5 reviews adds another 25. Planning trips, checking in at grounds and building a following all contribute too.

There are six titles based on your score: Newcomer (0–49), Ground Explorer (50–149), Away Day Fan (150–299), Groundhopper (300–499), Super Groundhopper (500–999), and The 92 Legend (1000+). Your current title is shown on your profile.

Yes. On any trip detail page you can invite other AwayDay users by their username. Collaborators can view and edit the trip, and it appears in their planner too. The trip owner can remove collaborators at any time.

Yes — every trip has a unique shareable link. Public trips are viewable by anyone with the link. Private trips require the token in the URL to view. Toggle between public and private on the trip detail page.

The cost estimator on each trip detail page lets you predict your spend before you go. Enter your miles, transport type (car, train or coach), ticket price, food budget and parking cost, and it calculates a per-person total. For car journeys it estimates fuel cost based on average MPG and fuel prices.

The Activity Feed (/activity/) shows a timeline of what other AwayDay users have been doing — visits, reviews, planned trips, check-ins and forum posts. You can filter by Everyone or just people you Follow, and by activity type.

You receive a notification when someone follows you, invites you to a trip, or replies to one of your forum threads. Notifications appear in the bell icon in the bottom-right corner of every page, and on the Notifications page.

A check-in lets you announce that you're at a stadium right now. It shows on the stadium page under "Who's Here Today" for 24 hours and appears in the activity feed. You can add a short message — great for letting others know the atmosphere or score.

Any logged-in user can report reviews, photos, venues, creators, profiles or forum posts using the 🚩 report button. Reports go to our moderation team who review and take action. If you see something that shouldn't be there, please report it.

Yes — AwayDay Planner is a Progressive Web App (PWA). When you visit the site on your phone or desktop you'll see an "Install AwayDay Planner" prompt. Tap Install and it adds to your home screen or app drawer, working like a native app including some offline functionality.

You control your privacy. From your Settings page you can hide your profile from the leaderboard, set trips as private, and control what others can see. Your email address is never shown publicly. See our Privacy Policy for full details.