Arsenal Tickets

When it comes to Premier League action, Arsenal FC are one of the main attractions, and that is proven by the global interest in watching the team live and in person. Therefore a visit to the Emirates Stadium is very much a bucket list item for fans of the club from overseas and a goal for locals and fans in the UK who may be struggling to get hold of much sought-after tickets.

Arsenal fans are a worldwide bunch, and that makes the audience of supporters who want to see them in a Premier League game vast.

The North London club have a rich history in the English game and are one of the most successful football clubs in the country, having won the domestic title on no less than 13 occasions, the last of which came in 2003/04 when Arsene Wenger’s side completed the Premier League campaign undefeated. Their team of ‘Invincibles’ were simply untouchable, and current boss Mikel Arteta is seeking a return to the glory days at the Emirates Stadium.

As well as competing for Premier League honours, the Gunners are also a well-renowned cup team which are among the strongest in relation to the prestigious FA Cup, which they’ve won on 13 occasions. A return to the Champions League is certainly nearer than in past seasons, and for 2022/23, Arsenal FC will be competing in the Europa League. 

It’s almost twenty years since the club last won a Premier League title, but Arteta is building a strong team and the financial stability of Arsenal FC is partly down to the move to a larger stadium that helps them make more revenue on game day.

Arsenal FC moved from their beloved Highbury home back in 2006, and their new stadium is a purpose-built home that the club deserves. 

Arsenal's stadium holds 60,260, and that makes the Emirates Stadium the third largest club stadium in the United Kingdom, behind Premier League giants Manchester United and local rivals Tottenham. The stadium is regularly used for musical acts, with the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Coldplay, and The Killers having all played gigs there in recent years.

The location itself is situated in North London, with London underground stations Holloway Road, Highbury & Islington, and Finsbury Park station being the closest to the stadium. Fans of the club can get timeless photographs next to statues of former greats like Thierry Henry, Tony Adams, and Ian Wright, which are dotted around the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal FC also offers a very popular stadium tour that is a great treat for fans of the Premier League club, especially those who are still on the club's waiting list to become a season ticket holder. Indeed for many, it may be their first chance to visit the Emirates Stadium.

The English Premier League 2022 Qatar World Cup Break

With the World Cup taking centre stage this year, there will be a break in Premier League action from the weekend of November 12/13, 2022 until December 26 for the traditional Boxing Day fixtures. You can find tickets to the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup on SeatPick.

Arsenal Ticket Prices for Relevant Competitions

Tickets for Arsenal FC matches are hard to get hold of, but by using SeatPick, you’ll maximize your chances of success. Below you’ll see an idea of the kind of prices you should expect when it comes to Arsenal tickets online in the relevant competitions they’ll be playing in.

For 2022/23, these competitions include the Premier League, FA Cup, EFL Carabao Cup, and the Europa League. Tickets for these games, especially for a local North London derby like the one that sees Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur do battle, will be more expensive than most other matches. Similarly, Arsenal VIP tickets are expensive and any matches against big Premier League teams will not be cheap.

Another factor to take into account when it comes to Arsenal FC tickets is the location within the stadium itself. For instance, club-level seats are more expensive than those in other areas of the Emirates Stadium.