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West Ham United Tickets

West Ham history

The club was founded in 1895 as Thames Ironworks FC before its rebrand in 1900. The club was originally developed by workers at the Thames Ironworks, explaining the nicknames of the club ‘The Irons’ or the ‘Hammers’ referring to their shipbuilding roots. After promotion to the English First Division in 1923 the club lost the FA Cup final against Bolton, losing the final but developing a strong fanbase that would carry the club forward. The club's golden era was certainly in the 1960s winning the European Cup Winners Cup and bolstering some of England’s biggest stars including 3 1966 World Cup winners in Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters. After further success in the 70s winning multiple FA Cup’s West Ham solidified themselves as a top side in the country. Recently the Hammers have had mixed fortunes, with a lot of their modern success coming under David Moyes, winning the UEFA Europa Conference League in 2023, their first major trophy in over 40 years.

West Ham Achievements & Honors

While West Ham aren’t considered part of the Premier League’s traditional big six, they’re not far off. With multiple FA Cup wins and European success, particularly during the 1960s and 70s, the Hammers have certainly written themselves into the history books. Although they’ve never secured a league title and hadn’t lifted a major trophy in over 40 years until 2023, their UEFA Conference League triumph could serve as a platform for future silverware.

League Titles - 0

UEFA Europa Conference League - 1

FA Cup - 3

League Cup - 0

Current Squad

Recent investment, increased matchday capacity and European success has all helped in enabling West Ham to secure more high profile players. With the likes of Jarrod Bowen, Mohammed Kudus, and most recently their player of the season Aaron Wan-Bissaka, the Hammers have been able to secure quality players,improving the spine of their squad.

But with various managerial changes over recent years West Ham fans will be hoping for some more stability in the squad. With Graham Potter entering his first full year at the club, the East London side should expect a few more signings, and improved development of young talents, that could help guide the club back into a European competition this upcoming season.

Fanbase and reputation

West Ham are a well respected club within England, bolstering a large worldwide fanbase that has been built over the course of a century. West Ham have one of the more unique identities in the Premier League, known for their striking Hammers in their logo and of course their tradition of blowing bubbles, both having ties to the clubs working class roots.

The club has established important rivalries against their London Premier League counterparts and of course are well known for their deeply fierce and competitive rivalry with Milwall. West Ham’s steady development, consistent Premier League presence and European success has established them as a top side. West Ham don’t just have a rich past, they have also set themselves up for a very exciting future

London Stadium Overview

Venue - London Stadium

Stadium Capacity - 68, 013

London Stadium Stands - West Stand | East Stand | Bobby Moore Stand | Sir Trevor Brooking Stand

The London Stadium is one of the Premier League’s latest venues, and has the third largest capacity in the Premier League. Originally developed as the primary arena for the London 2012 Olympic Games, the stadium underwent a large renovation after the Olympic Games, to make it suitable for football. After disputes over who will be the future tenants of the stadium it finally became the home of West Ham United in August 2016.

After spending 112 years at Upton Park, the move into the London Stadium saw West Ham fans express their concerns due to the distance of the stands from the pitch. Since then the club have prioritised improving the ground for the fans helping it become one of the Premier League’s top stadiums. With the move to the London Stadium more Hammers supporters have the opportunity to experience the club in action with improved capacity, facilities and various new hospitality venues.

Getting to the London Stadium

By Tube: The nearest station is Stratford Station (Jubilee and Central Lines), around a 10–15-minute walk from the stadium. Alternatively, Stratford International (DLR) is also nearby and well connected.

By Train: Stratford Station is served by Greater Anglia and Elizabeth Line services, with frequent trains from Liverpool Street and other major hubs. Hackney Wick Station (Overground) is about a 10-minute walk to the stadium’s south entrance.

By Bus: Several routes serve the area including routes 308, 339, 388, and D8, all stopping within walking distance of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

By Car: Parking is extremely limited and not available at the stadium itself on matchdays. It’s strongly advised to use public transport or arrange park-and-ride options nearby.

By Bike: Cycle racks are located around the stadium and within the Olympic Park. Dedicated cycle paths connect Stratford with nearby neighbourhoods, making cycling a convenient option.

On Foot: For fans arriving in Stratford, the walk to the stadium takes 10–15 minutes through the Westfield shopping centre and into the Olympic Park. From Hackney Wick, the scenic riverside path offers a direct route to the stadium in around 10 minutes.

Are the West Ham tickets you sell valid and secure?

Yes, all West Ham United hospitality tickets sold through our platform are sourced from trusted providers. Your ticket is guaranteed for entry to London Stadium and will be issued with full confirmation in advance of the fixture.

When will I receive my West Ham tickets?

Digital tickets are normally sent out two to three days prior to kick-off. As soon as they’re ready, we’ll notify you via email. If anything’s delayed or you haven’t received your ticket by the day before the match, our team will be on hand to help.

What kind of ticket should I expect for West Ham hospitality?

Hospitality tickets for London Stadium are delivered electronically and scanned directly from your smartphone. These are typically NFC-enabled passes, so there’s no printing required, just download and save your ticket before arriving at the ground.

What sort of hospitality options are available for West Ham fixtures?

West Ham hospitality packages vary, offering a range of experiences from informal lounge access to more premium matchday dining. Depending on your booking, inclusions might range from padded seating and bar service to set menus and exclusive access areas. Each option includes a breakdown of what’s provided at the point of booking.

Is there a dress code for hospitality at London Stadium?

Yes, most hospitality areas at West Ham matches operate a smart-casual dress policy. Football shirts and away colours are typically not permitted inside lounges. If you’re unsure about what’s appropriate for your package, feel free to ask us, we’re happy to check for you in advance.

When do hospitality areas open for West Ham home games?

Hospitality entry at London Stadium usually begins around two hours before kick-off. Lounges generally remain open for about an hour after the match finishes, although exact timings can vary slightly depending on the fixture and package type.