Arsenal FC

About Arsenal FC

The Emirates Stadium is the opposite of old Highbury: spacious, modern and built around comfort. Arsenal moved in 2006 and roughly doubled their capacity in the process. The ground sits within walking distance of three Underground stations, which makes a visit straightforward if you are staying anywhere in central London.

The atmosphere differs from the older English grounds. Where Anfield or Old Trafford trade on history and acoustics, the Emirates is a comfortable stadium with a clear view from almost every seat. In recent seasons the matchday build-up around the ground and the tifo displays from the supporters' groups have noticeably lifted the occasion.

Tickets are scarce. Arsenal sell to season ticket holders and paid members first, and only then does anything appear on the official resale channel. For a trip booked months ahead that is too uncertain. We arrange official hospitality seats and ticket packages with a confirmed place, so you can book flights and a hotel without depending on a sales window. London itself easily fills a long weekend, and the stadium is close enough to the centre to attach a match to an ordinary city break.

Hospitality at Arsenal FC

Arsenal offer a wide range of official hospitality across several lounges and club levels near the halfway line. The difference from a regular ticket is position and service: a central seat, a dedicated entrance and lounge access with food and drink before and after the match. A regular ticket covers the seat only, often higher up or in a corner. For business guests the practical benefit is being able to sit and talk in comfort well before kick-off.

• Hospitality from € 533 per person (indication)
• Regular tickets from € 241 per person (indication)

This is the lowest price per type in our current range. The two figures may come from different fixtures, as prices vary considerably by opponent.

Practical information for matchday

Arrive ninety minutes to two hours before kick-off. A wide walkway circles the ground and fills up in a relaxed way beforehand. The pubs in Holloway and around Highbury are firmly home support. Afterwards Arsenal station queues badly, so walk on to Holloway Road or Finsbury Park instead. If you want to do something earlier in the day, Camden Market and Kings Cross are a short Tube ride away and fit well around an afternoon kick-off.