Arsenal tickets
Official seats at the Emirates Stadium. Every ticket comes from the club's own allocation or an authorised partner, and you can look around in 360° from a section of your ticket category before you book.
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The lower tier puts you close to the pitch, the upper tier gives you the overview. You do not have to guess – open the section you are considering and look around.
Section B67 · view from row 12The stadium is built for clear views from every seat, so the choice is mainly about how close to the pitch you want to be and what you want included.
Sections 1 to 34 run around the pitch at ground level. This is where the atmosphere is strongest and where the intensity of the game comes across most clearly.
Sections 100 to 134 sit higher up, and from there you see the whole pitch. An advantage if you want to follow the tactics and the match as a whole.
The sections along the halfway line give equally good sight of both penalty areas.
Club Level and Diamond Club include lounge access as well as food and drink. What is included is stated for each ticket category.
Club Level and Diamond Club give you more than a seat. You get a table and a lounge to return to at half time. The film shows the actual lounge, not a rendering.
Food, drink and lounge access are stated for each ticket category, so you know what the price includes.
The hospitality sections sit centrally along the side of the pitch, with a clear view of both penalty areas.
Hospitality is sold from the club's official allocation.
Several Underground and rail stations sit within walking distance of the stadium. Plan the return trip before kick-off, because the area stays busy for about an hour after the final whistle.
Arrive well before kick-off to clear security. Entry conditions vary by competition and ticket type, and we recommend bringing valid ID.
Holloway and Islington have plenty of pubs and restaurants where supporters gather before the match.
About Arsenal
Arsenal Football Club was founded in 1886 by workers at the Royal Arsenal armaments factory in Woolwich, South London. The club started out as Dial Square, took the Arsenal name shortly afterwards, and moved north to Highbury in 1913, where it played for more than nine decades.
Arsenal has spent almost its entire history in the top tier of English football and is one of the most successful clubs in the country, with multiple league titles and FA Cups to its name. It has also been a regular presence in the UEFA Champions League and the Europa League.
The defining chapter of the modern era came in the 2003/04 season, when the squad went through the whole Premier League campaign unbeaten. That side is still known as the Invincibles. The years around it were shaped by Arsène Wenger, who managed the club for more than two decades, and by players such as Thierry Henry.
Since 2006 the home ground has been Emirates Stadium in Holloway, built on the site of the former Ashburton Grove industrial estate. It replaced Highbury, which had served as Arsenal's home from 1913 to 2006. The four main stands carry the naming tradition of the old ground: North Bank, Clock End, East Stand and West Stand.
The stadium seats over 60,000 and uses a bowl-shaped design intended to give clear sightlines from every area. Lower tiers place you closer to the pitch, while upper tiers give a wider overview of the field and the atmosphere around it.
Delivery, ID checks, hospitality and seat selection. These are the things supporters ask us most before a match at Emirates.