Arsenal Tickets

Emirates Stadium Overview

Venue - The Emirates Stadium

Stadium Capacity - 60, 704

The Emirates Stadium Stands - North Bank | East Stand | West Stand | Clock End

Arsenal moved into the Emirates in 2006, it is the 5th largest stadium in English football. Arsenal implemented the Arsenalisation project in 2009 to help maintain the character of the club after its move from Highbury stadium. This project included implementing murals, photographs, banners and more to help keep the history and soul of Arsenal Football Club after their move to the Emirates.

The stadium is named after their major club sponsor Emirates Airline and the airline will have naming rights until at least 2028. The stadium is still one of the most modern in England, and is the only club in the Premier League to install padded seats throughout the entire stadium, adding a premium feel to the stadium.

How to Get to the Emirates Stadium

By Train: The closest London Underground (tube) option is the Arsenal Station stop. This stop runs on the Piccadilly Line and stops around 3-5 minutes from the stadium. If too busy, other stops near the stadium are Finsbury Park Station, and Highbury & Islington Station.

By Bus: Many bus routes take fans close to the Emirates Stadium such as, 4,19, 29, 91, 153, 253, 259 and 393.

By Car: Driving to the Emirates is not recommended due heavy congestion and possible road closures. If fans are looking to drive to the stadium there are some paid parking locations near the stadium. There is no public parking directly at the stadium.

By Cycling: The Emirates Stadium is a cycle friendly stadium with various bike racks situated around the stadium. It’s recommended that supporters travelling by bicycle bring their own locks and avoid leaving bikes overnight.

By Walking: The Emirates Stadium is easily walkable from several nearby stations. Arsenal Station is just a 3–5 minute walk via Highbury Hill, while Highbury & Islington and Finsbury Park stations are both within a 10–15 minute walk. Matchday signage and stewards help guide supporters safely to the stadium, and well-lit pedestrian routes are clearly marked around the surrounding area.

Are your Arsenal tickets officially sourced?

All Arsenal hospitality tickets available through our platform originate from verified, authorised sources. We operate as a trusted supplier, and every ticket is guaranteed to provide secure access to your selected fixture at the Emirates Stadium.

How and when will I receive my Arsenal tickets?

Tickets are sent electronically and are typically issued around three days before the match. You’ll receive a notification once your digital ticket is ready. In rare cases where tickets haven’t arrived 24 hours prior to kick-off, our team will be ready to assist at [email protected].

What ticket format should I expect for games at the Emirates?

Arsenal’s hospitality tickets are delivered digitally and require a compatible smartphone for stadium entry. The club uses NFC (Near Field Communication) systems, meaning your mobile device will act as your ticket on the day.

What does an Arsenal hospitality package include?

Hospitality options at the Emirates can feature lounge access, padded premium seating, inclusive food and drink, and a pre-match atmosphere that blends comfort with exclusivity. Each package offers something a little different, details can be explored in our dedicated ticket guide.

If I book several tickets, will my seats be together?

While not a guarantee, we will always prioritise group seating and will always aim to seat multiple-ticket orders together. It will be harder to ensure that your group is seated together for events with limited ticket availability.

What are the stadium access times for hospitality guests?

Guests with hospitality passes can usually enter the Emirates Stadium from two to two and a half hours before kick-off. Most lounges remain open for roughly an hour after full-time, depending on the package selected and the fixture schedule.