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 very large indeed.

Arsenal FC Tickets Info

The north London club has a rich history in the English game and is one of the most successful football clubs in the country, having won the domestic title on no fewer than 14 occasions, the last of which came in 2025/26 when Mikel Arteta's side finally secured the Premier League title after three consecutive seasons finishing second.

Arsenal's ‘Invincibles’ team made history in English football, going a full season unbeaten in the Premier League.

As well as competing for Premier League honours, the Gunners are also a well-renowned cup team, amongst the strongest to have played in the FA Cup, which they’ve won on 14 occasions. The Gunners most recently won the cup thanks to a 2-1 victory over Chelsea in the FA Cup final of 2020.

In addition, Arsenal were a regular competitor in the UEFA Champions League when Arsène Wenger was manager, and the north London side has returned even stronger to UEFA's flagship competition in recent years under Mikel Arteta.

A fantastic 2022/23 Premier League campaign saw Arsenal return to the Champions League after a six-year absence from UEFA's premier club competition. In three consecutive seasons, including 2024/25, Arsenal finished 2nd to first Manchester City in both 2022/23 and 2023/24 and then Liverpool in 2024/25.

Progress has also been made in the UEFA Champions League too, with the 2023/24 season seeing Arsenal lose to Bayern Munich before going one better in 2024/25 and defeating Real Madrid in the Quarter-Finals and then losing at the semi-final stage to eventual winners PSG.

2025/26 saw another step in the right direction, with Arteta's side forcing their way to the UEFA Champions League Final, for the first time in 20 years, facing holders PSG in Budapest - only to suffer heartbreak in a 4-3 penalty shootout defeat.

After 22 years without a Premier League title, there was great joy and relief when the Gunners did get over the line. During his time in charge and thanks to the backing of the Kroenke family, Arteta has built an exceptionally strong squad and the financial stability of Arsenal FC is partly down to the move to a larger stadium which attracts more revenue on matchday.

Arsenal History

The club was founded back in 1886, originally called Dial Square Football Club before the name was changed to Royal Arsenal just weeks later. By 1893 the club had changed its name again to Woolwich Arsenal, before "Woolwich" was dropped in 1915 and "The" followed in 1919, leaving Arsenal FC as we know it today.

The Emirates Stadium can hold up to 60,704 spectators, making it the fifth-largest club stadium in the United Kingdom. This ground is regularly used for musical events, with the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Coldplay, and The Killers having all performed here in recent years.

The location itself is situated in north London, with London Underground stations Holloway Road, Highbury & Islington, Finsbury Park and Arsenal (Piccadilly Line) being the closest to the Emirates Stadium. Fans of the club can get timeless photographs next to statues of former greats like Thierry Henry, Tony Adams, and Dennis Bergkamp, which are dotted around the venue.

In July 2023, Arsenal unveiled a statue of legendary manager Arsène Wenger, the man who led the Invincibles and the last Gunners boss to win the Premier League title before Mikel Arteta ended that wait in 2026.

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

Arsenal Season Ticket Prices

Arsenal increased season ticket prices ahead of the 2026/27 campaign. This was the fifth consecutive year of season ticket price hikes following a freeze that stretched from 2014 to 2022.

North London Derby Tickets

Tottenham are Arsenal's greatest rivals with countless iconic moments between these teams over the years. Arsenal and Spurs are local rivals, with both clubs based in the north of the English capital.

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How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Emirates Stadium

For Arsenal supporters, a first visit to Emirates Stadium is a chance to enjoy an unforgettable experience of one of the Premier League’s biggest grounds and see the Gunners on home turf. Regulars can also glean key information below on where to sit to maximize their matchday experience.

Where to Sit at Emirates Stadium

North Bank: Located behind the goal at the northern end of the stadium, the North Bank is traditionally one of the livelier areas for Arsenal's home support. The lower tier is particularly popular with supporters who want to be close to the atmosphere and more involved in the cacophony generated behind the goal.

For fans looking to buy Arsenal tickets, the North Bank is a strong option if atmosphere matters more than having a perfect side-on view of the pitch.

Clock End: At the opposite end of the ground, the Clock End provides another behind-the-goal perspective. The lower tier is also home to designated licensed standing areas for the 2026/27 season, making parts of the Clock End particularly appealing to supporters looking for a more energetic matchday experience.

The visiting supporters' section is located in the south-east corner of Emirates Stadium, so the atmosphere around this end can become especially feisty during high-profile matches.

East Stand: Running along one side of the pitch, the East Stand offers excellent views of the action. Seats around the halfway line provide one of the most balanced perspectives in the stadium, allowing supporters to follow play at both ends without constantly performing the neck exercises associated with sitting behind a corner flag.

For supporters comparing Arsenal tickets, central East Stand seats are worth considering if seeing the game clearly is the priority.

West Stand: Opposite the East Stand, the West Stand offers similarly strong side-on views. Central sections are particularly attractive for supporters who want to follow formations, movement and build-up play across the entire pitch.

Those searching for cheap Arsenal tickets should compare different blocks and tiers via SeatPick, as prices can vary considerably depending on the fixture and location within the stadium.

Club Level: Situated between the lower and upper sections of Emirates Stadium, Club Level combines excellent views with upgraded facilities and hospitality. Arsenal describes it as offering some of the best views and facilities in the stadium, although naturally that comes at a higher price than standard general-admission seating.

Lower-Tier Seating: Sitting in the lower tier brings you closer to the pitch, players and atmosphere. Seats near the front can provide an impressive sense of proximity to the action, although the lower viewing angle can make it harder to appreciate the shape of the game at the opposite end.

Upper-Tier Seating: The upper tier offers a more panoramic view of Emirates Stadium and makes it easier to follow the whole match tactically. The higher rows are further from the pitch, but the trade-off is an excellent overview of both penalty areas and everything happening between them.

If you're ready to buy Arsenal tickets, deciding between atmosphere, proximity and an elevated view is a useful starting point. In short, behind-the-goal areas such as the North Bank and Clock End generally provide a more supporter-focused experience, while central seats in the East and West Stands are better suited to those who want the clearest overall view of the match.

Arsenal Ticket Prices for Relevant Competitions

Arsenal football tickets are often difficult to get hold of, but using SeatPick will maximise 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 2026/27, these competitions include the Premier League, FA Cup, EFL Carabao Cup, and the Champions 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.

Competition	Low	High	Average
Carabao Cup	£30	£165	£60
Champions League	£60	£370	£140
Community Shield	£30	£250	£110
FA Cup	£50	£375	£160
Premier League	£40	£425	£105

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