Fulham tickets and hospitality

Craven Cottage is the most characterful ground in the Premier League. It sits on the bank of the Thames in the middle of a residential area, and you walk to it through Bishops Park along the water. In the corner of the pitch stands the original Cottage from 1905, a small brick pavilion that is a listed building and where the players' families sit.

The new Riverside Stand, completed in 2025, changed the balance of the ground. On the river side there is now a stand with hospitality and a rooftop terrace above the water, while the other stands keep their old character. That mix of old and new makes Craven Cottage one of the most enjoyable stadium visits in London.

The atmosphere is different from the big London clubs: relaxed, with plenty of local support and without the tension that comes with a title contender. For a first English match that is an advantage. Tickets are available fairly regularly for midweek fixtures, but when the top clubs visit the supply disappears quickly. We arrange official tickets and hospitality with a confirmed seat.

The stadium and how to get there

Craven Cottage is on Stevenage Road in Fulham, on the north bank of the Thames. Putney Bridge station on the District line is about a ten minute walk, partly through Bishops Park along the water. Hammersmith is an alternative fifteen minutes away on foot, quieter after the final whistle and served by four underground lines. Parking in the surrounding streets is for residents; travelling by underground is the norm.

Hospitality at Fulham

Since the new Riverside Stand opened, Fulham has a broad hospitality offer with lounges, restaurants and a rooftop terrace on the river side. The difference from a regular ticket is the seat and the service: you sit centrally along the touchline, enter through a dedicated entrance and have access to a space with food and drink before and after the match. A regular ticket buys you the seat only, often in one of the older stands.

Practical information for matchday

Arrive well before kick-off and take the walk through Bishops Park; it is part of a visit to Craven Cottage. Afterwards Putney Bridge is the busiest option because it is a small station; walking on to Hammersmith often saves time. Bring photo identification. If you want to make a day of it, Putney and the riverside pubs are close by, and central London is fifteen minutes away by underground.

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