Arsenal Emirates Stadium Tour & Museum Tickets

The Emirates Stadium

The Emirates Stadium opened in 2006 and is the ground of Arsenal Football Club, with room for around 60,000 supporters, making it one of the largest club stadiums in England. The club moved here from Highbury, its ground for almost a century, and the new ground kept its spirit with a strong link to Arsenal's history. Anyone planning an Arsenal stadium tour will see how modern design and tradition sit side by side.

Your ticket gives you self-guided entry, and the audio guide, available in English, explains each area as you walk. Tour times and access can change on match days and on event days, so check the time slot on the booking panel before you travel.

Changing room, players' tunnel and dugout

The best-known part of the visit is the behind-the-scenes experience. You take a seat in the changing room, walk down the tunnel that the players use on matchday, and sit in the dugout with a view across the pitch. It is a rare chance to feel what it is like to prepare for a big game at one of the great clubs of English football.

The audio guide includes commentary and stories that make each area come alive, and there are plenty of opportunities for photographs. The route can vary on the day depending on events at the stadium, so treat the list of areas as a guide rather than a fixed programme.

The Arsenal Museum

Your ticket includes the Arsenal Museum, which tells the story of the club from its founding in south-east London in 1886 to its move north and its modern success. Trophies, historic shirts, photographs and displays about famous players and managers make it a good place to spend the second half of your visit.

If you are searching for Arsenal museum tickets, this option already includes museum admission together with the stadium visit, so you do not need to book separately. The museum is explored at your own pace, and the audio guide continues to add background.

Around the stadium and how to get there

Outside the stadium you can see statues of Arsenal legends, including Thierry Henry, Tony Adams and Dennis Bergkamp, as well as the pitch-side bridges that give the ground its character. They are worth a look before or after your visit.

Getting to the Emirates Stadium is easy: Arsenal station on the Piccadilly line and Holloway Road station are both about five minutes' walk, and Finsbury Park station is around 15 minutes on foot. From central London, the journey takes about 20 minutes. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your slot.