From York City to Maidstone United, next season's National League will see Chester FC fans visit some new grounds and reacquaint themselves with some old ones.
Gone are the superb fish and chips at Grimsby Town, although that blow has been somewhat softened by the arrival of York and it's fine array of watering holes and beautiful surroundings.
Also off the radar for Blues fans this season are trips to Whaddon Road, the home of Cheltenham Town while Welling United's Park View Road, FC Halifax Town's The Shay Stadium and Altrincham's Moss Lane and are off the agenda for the time being, as is the magnificent 'Aggborough Pie' at Kidderminster Harriers.
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So who has replaced them?
York and Dagenham & Redbridge fell through the Football League trap door at the end of last season and will face non-league football once more while coming up from the regional leagues are Solihull Moors, Maidstone, Sutton United and North Ferriby United.
Here is a guide to the six new grounds making an appearance in next season's National League.
YORK CITY
A ground that many a Chester fan will no doubt have visited over the years, Bootham Crescent has seen both Football League and non-league encounters between the two sides.
Chester's most recent visit to York was on November 10, 2009, when a Richard Brodie hat-trick secured a 3-2 success for the Minstermen over the cash-strapped Blues during what would prove to be their final season as Chester City.
Jim Harvey's side were 3-0 down just after the break but did rally thanks to a 30-yard effort from Anthony Barry and a late Shaun Kelly header, but it proved too little, too late.
Ground: Bootham Crescent
Capacity: 7,872
Opened: 1932
Address: Bootham Crescent,York,YO30 7AQ
Distance from Chester: 112.9miles (2hrs 5mins)
What about York itself? Much like Chester, York has a strong Roman connection to its past and is a walled city on the banks of a river, in their case the River Ouse.
It's narrow cobbled streets, filled with independent shops and some of the finest local pubs in the UK, and it's rich history and architecture make for a unique and enjoyable away day for fans.
Famous faces from York: Steve McClaren (former England and Newcastle United manager), Dame Judi Dench (Oscar-winning actress).
DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
Another ground that travelling Blues fans will be well acquainted with, both in Football League and the National League, Victoria Road has seen its fair share of clashes between Chester and the Daggers.
The most recent meeting in London between the two sides came on the opening day of the 2008/2009 season and proved a throughly miserable affair for Blues fans as Simon Davies's charges were hammered 6-0.
A Sam Saunders brace and strikes from Dominic Green, Ben Strevens, Paul Benson and Mark Nwokeji made for an embarrassing afternoon for Chester, who would be relegated from League Two at the end of the campaign.
Ground: Victoria Road (currently known as the Chigwell Construction Stadium)
Capacity: 6,078
Opened: 1917
Address: Victoria Road, Dagenham, Greater London, RM10 7XL
Distance from Chester : 229.5miles (3hrs 57mins)
What about Dagenham itself? A suburb of east London, Dagenham has a strong ties to the motor industry owing to the presence of Ford Motors' manufacturing plant in the area from 1931 to 2013.
The ground is set in a residential area although there is a chance for music fans to visit the famous Dagenham Roundhouse, a venue that was long considered to be one of east London's finest rock venues and one that hosted performances from the likes of Thin Lizzy, Genesis and Pink Floyd.
Famous faces from Dagenham: Dudley Moore (late actor was raised in Dagenham), Devlin (UK rap star).
SOLIHULL MOORS
A ground visited twice before by Chester, the Blues were 3-0 victors at Moors in September 2012 thanks to strikes from Nathan Jarman, Iain Howard and Ben Mills during the Conference North title-winning campaign of 2012/2013.
Chester also played Solihull Borough at Damson Park in an FA Trophy fourth-round replay, winning 4-2 thanks to a Dean Spink hat-trick and one from Phil Bolland in February 2002.
Ground: Damson Park
Capacity: 3,050
Opened: 1999
Address: Damson Parkway, Solihull, B92 9EJ
Distance from Chester: 108.2miles (1hr 53mins)
What about Solihull itself: Still quaint, the town is dotted with historic architecture including timber-framed Tudor houses and shops and nearly three-quarters of the borough is defined as Green Belt. Add to that Solihull is surrounded by picturesque countryside.
Solihull is home to The National Motorcycle Museum which houses the largest collection of British motorcycles in the world with over 1,000 machines from 171 different manufacturers.
It is also home to the National Exhibition Centre, the Genting Arena.
Famous faces from Solihull: Karren Brady (vice-chairman of West Ham, businesswoman and 'Apprentice' star), Felicity Kendal (actress and star of 'The Good Life').
SUTTON UNITED
A first trip to Gander Green Lane awaits Chester fans this season after the U's achieved promotion to the National League after being crowned National League South champions last season following a superb campaign.
Ground: Gander Green Lane
Capacity: 5,013
Opened: 1912
Address: The Borough Sports Ground, Gander Green Lane, Sutton, SM1 2EY
Distance from Chester: 232.2miles (3hrs 52mins)
What about Sutton itself? Sutton is the principal town of the London Borough of Sutton in South London and lies on the lower slopes of the North Downs chalk mountains.
Worth a visit for those wishing to immerse themselves in a bit of culture, Sutton is home to the Secombe Theatre, named after comedian and singer Sir Harry Secombe, and also boasts several prominent pieces of public art and a number of conservation areas.
For the telly addict, the 1990 Mr Bean episode 'The Return of Mr Bean' was shot at the former site of Allders at Home while the E4 comedy 'Phoneshop' was filmed on Sutton high street.
Famous faces from Sutton: Katie Melua (award winning singer, songwriter and musician, lived in Gander Green Lane), Johnny Borrell (guitarist, singer and frontman of the band Razorlight).
MAIDSTONE UNITED
Another team who the Blues will face for the first time, Maidstone United rose from the ashes of the defunct former Football League club of the same name in 1992 and have finally fought their way back to non-league football's top table after finishing last season as National League South play-off champions.
Their Gallagher Stadium home will be one of the newest in the National League and looks set to have a 3G pitch installed in time for the start of the new season.
Ground: Gallagher Stadium
Capacity: 3,030
Opened: 2012
Address: James Whatman Way, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1LQ
Distance from Chester: 265miles (4hrs 11mins)
What about Maidstone itself? Situated on the banks of the River Medway in Kent, Maidstone is one of the county's largest towns.
With a plethora of retail outlets in the town centre for the shopaholic, for those wanting a more relaxing and cultured experience the iconic Leeds Castle sits just four miles east of the town.
Hosted Radio 1's Big Weekend in 2008 at Mote Park where artists including Adele, Madonna, OneRepublic and Usher all performed.
Famous faces from Maidstone: Tony Hart (TV personality and artist), Mackenzie Crook (star of 'The Office' and 'Pirates of the Caribbean').
NORTH FERRIBY UNITED
Another ground that some Blues fans will have already ticked off the list, Chester last played in East Riding during the 2011/2012 season when they emerged 3-0 victors at Grange Lane thanks to strikes from George Horan, Michael Wilde and Chris Simm.
North Ferriby will be a different proposition this time around, though, after the 2015 FA Trophy winners won promotion to nonleague football's top tier via the National League North play-offs.
Ground: Eon Visual Media Stadium
Capacity: 2,700
Opened: 1934
Address: Grange Lane, North Ferriby, East Yorkshire, HU14 3AB
Distance from Chester: 128.8miles (2hrs 15mins)
What about North Ferriby itself? If you are looking for an abundance of things to do pre-game then this season's trip to the village of North Ferriby is unlikely to tick all the boxes.
Situated on the north bank of the Humber Estuary and eight miles from the city of Hull, North Ferriby does have some interesting architecture with the All Saints' Church a Grade II listed building with its spire designed by celebrated 19th century architect, John Loughborough Pearson.
Famous faces from North Ferriby: Alex Deakin (BBC weatherman), Xander Parish (former dancer with the Royal Ballet, currently dancing with the Mariinsky Ballet).
