Arsenal tickets at the Emirates Stadium

Arsenal tickets for home games at the Emirates Stadium

Arsenal home games are effectively sold out through members and season-ticket holders before general sale opens, which makes reliable access hard for visiting fans. We arrange match tickets and official hospitality categories at the Emirates, on their own or together with a hotel in London. Tickets arrive digitally a few days before the match.

The Invincibles: a season without a single defeat

Arsenal are the only club to have gone through a full Premier League season unbeaten. In 2003/04 Arsène Wenger's side came through all 38 matches without losing and entered the record books as The Invincibles, with Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Robert Pirès. Watch the Gunners at home today and you still hear that expectation in the singing.

The Arsenal Clock and the Clock End

One detail carries the club's move with it. The old ground at Highbury had a large clock, and a whole stand was named after it — the Clock End. When Arsenal moved in 2006 the clock came too: it now hangs high on the outside of the Emirates, facing Clock End Bridge, and on 21 August 2010 a larger version was installed inside the ground. The stand opposite is still the North Bank, as it was at Highbury.

"North London Forever" before kick-off

Since May 2022 every home game begins with "The Angel (North London Forever)" by Louis Dunford. It was never written as a club anthem but as a love letter to north London — the crowd claimed it anyway, and in the seconds before kick-off it carries the noise. For a first-time visitor that is the moment the evening turns.

From Woolwich via Highbury to the Emirates

The club was founded in 1886 as Dial Square by workers at the Royal Arsenal armaments factory in Woolwich, south-east London — hence the cannon on the badge and the name. In 1913 Arsenal moved north to Highbury, a separate ground rather than an earlier name for the current one. Since 2006 the club has played at the Emirates Stadium, seating 60,704, a few hundred metres from the old site.

Ticket only or ticket with hotel

Take the ticket on its own, or the ticket and hotel package. For many fixtures we arrange Club Level and hospitality categories: padded seats in the middle tier, a separate entrance and refreshments at half time — often the only route once general sale has closed. To understand how the membership and ballot system works, and why even paying members frequently miss out, read our guide: How to Get Arsenal Tickets.

The North London Derby and the fixtures in highest demand

The North London Derby against Tottenham Hotspur draws enquiries from around the world; the rivalry only began when Arsenal moved north. Home games against Chelsea and Manchester City sell quickly too, as do the European nights. An ordinary Premier League home game is the calmer and cheaper way in.

Stadium tour and getting there

The stadium tour and Arsenal Museum are worth the day before or after the match. The Piccadilly Line runs from central London to Arsenal or Holloway Road, both a short walk from the ground. Groups from ten travellers are quoted individually, and extra nights, room types and transfers can be added to any package.