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Arsenal Emirates Stadium Tour

EXPLORE THE UNIQUE, UNRIVALLED AND UNFORGETTABLE EMIRATES STADIUM. Journey into Emirates Stadium and go on an all access behind-the-scenes tour. You’ll have the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of your heroes, listen to their match day experiences and explore never before seen footage.

Founded in 1886, Arsenal has a wonderful history from the club’s time at Woolwich, Highbury and Emirates Stadium. The newly refurbished museum offers visitors the chance to take in a number of exciting exhibits. Many of the items on display were kindly donated by former players who hold a special place in Arsenal’s history. Highlights include Jens Lehmann’s goalkeeper gloves that he wore for every league match of the unbeaten ‘Invincibles’ season in 2003/04, Michael Thomas’ boots from Anfield ’89 and Charlie George’s FA Cup Final shirt from 1971: The museum also features two impressive video theatres and twenty major displays based on Arsenal’s proud history.

Nigel Mitchell , the pitch-side presenter of our match day show at the Emirates, take you on a tour behind the scenes as a host of Arsenal stars share their match day experiences. Listen to stories about how the Emirates was built and why areas such as the changing rooms and pitch make the stadium one of the most state-of-the-art stages for world football.

It’s match day and you find yourself in the stands as Arsenal head towards the away goal in search of another goal against Premier League opposition… Relive the action from the stands as your fellow spectators find themselves on the edge of their seats as the ball hits the back of the net!

This is another fantastic new feature, as you walk down the tunnel and feel the roar of 60,000 fans as the match day mascot leads out the team, shaking hands with the opposition and having a pre-match kick about with the club’s legendary mascot Gunnersaurus.

Usual Stadium Tour Opening Hours until early September

Monday - Saturday: 09:30 – 18:00 (last entry 17:00) Sunday: 10:00 – 16:00 (last entry 15:00)

The Arsenal Museum closes 30 minutes after the Stadium Tours.

On occasion the Stadium Tours cannot run or may be disrupted due to Stadium events or annual maintenance.

Upcoming changes are as follows:

• 21st April - Stadium Tours Closed
• 23rd April - Stadium Tours Closed
• 26th/27th April - reduced tour route (The Changing Rooms, Pitchside & Press Conference Room will be closed from 14:30)
• 4th May - Stadium Tours Closed

All dates and opening hours are subject to change so please check before visiting.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• Attraction Address: Emirates Football Stadium, Hornsey Rd, London, N7 7AJ
• Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18
• Our suggested visit time is 1.5-2 hours
• E-tickets are non-refundable once booked
• You will require a printed copy of your E-ticket
• Last admission is 1 hour before closing time
• The Stadium Tour does not operate on match days and Evan Evans e-tickets are not valid for use on match days
• On occasion, the Stadium Tour cannot run or may be disrupted due to stadium events or maintenance. Please check tour times prior to visiting
• Please note that all tours are subject to route disruption or alteration and some areas may be unavailable
• Access to behind the scenes areas of the stadium
• Choose commentary from Lee Dixon, Charlie George or Nigel Mitchell (English only) 
• Free entry to the Arsenal Museum 
• Free Arsenal branded headphones 

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Stadium tour entry, arsenal museum entry, arsenal branded headphones, multimedia guide, what's excluded, transportation, opening hours, (1 january - 31 december).

Monday To Friday 10:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday 9:30am - 6:00pm

Sunday 10:00am - 5:00pm

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ARSENAL STADIUM TOUR

Visit the Emirates stadium & Home of Arsenal FC

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• Behind-the-Scenes Access: Traverse the stadium’s most exclusive areas, including the Director’s Box, the executive Diamond Club, and both Home & Away Dressing Rooms.
• Interactive Experience: Utilize cutting-edge handset technology to enhance your tour. Engage with the interactive shirt and tour camera for a personalized experience.
• Hear from the Legends: Through your interactive headset, listen to Arsenal legends like Charlie George and Lee Dixon, along with presenter Nigel Mitchell, as they share their unique matchday experiences, the history behind the Emirates Stadium’s construction, and insights on why it stands out as a world-class venue.
• A Walk to Remember: Relive the players’ matchday journey as you walk through the Player’s Entrance, the covered Players’ Tunnel, and along the Pitch-side zone. Feel the thrill as you take a seat in the Home Dugout.
• Media Insights: Step into the shoes of players and managers as you film yourself in the Flash Interview Rooms, experience the Press Conference Room, and explore the brand-new Media Lounge.

About The Experience

The Emirates Stadium is the home of the globally celebrated Arsenal Football Club and a true architectural marvel. It stands as a testament to the evolution of football stadiums, with a contemporary design combined with a rich history that resonates with football enthusiasts, making it a sought-after destination for anyone with a passion for the beautiful game.

As you embark on this immersive self-guided tour, you’ll be equipped with an interactive headset, a technological gem that serves as your narrator. The device offers rich insights from Arsenal legends such as Charlie George and Lee Dixon, as well as renowned presenter Nigel Mitchell. They’ll regale you with tales of their own matchday experiences and provide a detailed account of the meticulous construction of the Emirates, shedding light on why this stadium is consistently ranked among the world’s elite football venues.

But this tour is not just an auditory experience. It’s an invitation to step into the world of Arsenal and walk the same paths as legends. Imagine the echoing roars of fans as you traverse the same tunnel graced by icons like Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira.

Feel the excitement as you take a seat in the dugout, visualizing the adrenaline-charged moments of a nail-biting match. From there, elevate your perspective by ascending to the director’s box, absorbing the panoramic view of the pitch and contemplating the strategic decisions made from that vantage point during crucial games.

Your journey continues with an invitation to the Arsenal FC Museum, a treasure trove of the club’s illustrious history. From its humble beginnings in 1886 to its record-setting 14th Emirates FA Cup triumph, the museum offers a chronological exploration of the club’s milestones.

Cutting-edge attractions, such as the Tour Cam, unveil exclusive footage, granting you a behind-the-scenes look into the club’s monumental moments.

A standout feature is the 360-degree matchday footage, which offers an immersive experience that encapsulates the electrifying atmosphere of a live match. And for younger fans or those young at heart, there’s a delightful treat: exclusive footage of the playful antics of Arsenal’s cherished mascot, Gunnersaurus.

Beyond the historical insights, the tour offers numerous opportunities to immortalize your visit. At various points, dedicated staff are on hand to capture your moments against dynamic green screen backdrops. These snapshots, available for purchase post-tour, serve as cherished keepsakes, reminding you of your deep dive into Arsenal’s legacy.

The Emirates Stadium Tour transcends a mere exploration of a football stadium. It’s a voyage through time, a tribute to a club’s enduring legacy, and a platform to forge personal memories.

Whether you’re considering it as a special gift or a personal indulgence, this tour promises a comprehensive and unforgettable immersion into the world of Arsenal.

Opening Hours & Dates

• Monday – Friday: 10:00 – 17:00 (Last Entry at 16:00)
• Saturday: 09:30 – 18:00 (Last Entry at 17:00)
• Sunday: 10:00 – 16:00 (Last Entry at 15:00)

The exact tour schedule is only released 6-8 weeks in advance due to possible fixture rescheduling or maintenance.

You can check availability and book with Free Cancellation using the form below.

*Please note discount codes only apply to Tour Vouchers and not through this direct booking method.

Map & Directions

The Emirates Stadium in London is conveniently accessible by various modes of transportation. Here are the directions to the stadium via tube, train, bus, and railway:

The nearest tube stations to the Emirates Stadium are Arsenal and Holloway Road. Both stations are within a few minutes walk of the stadium. https://tfl.gov.uk/plan-a-journey/

The nearest national rail stations to the Emirates Stadium are Kings Cross and Finsbury Park. These stations provide additional options for reaching the stadium. https://www.nationalrail.co.uk/

Several bus routes serve the Emirates Stadium, providing convenient access via bus transportation. Specific bus routes and their respective stops can be found by using public transport apps or consulting local transport authorities.

Accessibility

The Arsenal Emirates Stadium tour is designed to be accessible for individuals with disabilities. Here are some key points regarding the accessibility of the tour:

– The Emirates Stadium boasts excellent disabled facilities, and all levels are accessible by lift. Registered disabled guests qualify for a concession discount and can bring one personal assistant free of charge. – The tour begins within the Armoury Store, with access to all levels via a lift. Additionally, disabled parking is available for guests with a valid Blue Badge, but it must be pre-booked. – Registered guide dogs, hearing dogs, and medical alert dogs are allowed on the Stadium Tour route and in the Museum. There are also 30 handsets available that are loaded with the British Sign Language Tour.

These measures ensure that individuals with disabilities can fully participate in the Arsenal Emirates Stadium tour and enjoy its attractions.

Please visit:

https://arsenaldirect.arsenal.com/tour-visitor-info https://arsenaldisabledsupporters.co.uk/theemiratesaccessibility/stadiumtours/

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is my Stadium Tour and Museum visit expected to last?

Typically, the Stadium Tour takes about one hour, and the Museum visit lasts around thirty minutes. Note that re-entry is not permitted after exiting the Stadium or Museum.

What are parking options at the Emirates Stadium?

For parking options at the Emirates Stadium, visitors have several choices for both pre-booked and on-the-day parking. Here are some available options: 

Pre-Booked Parking:

Websites such as ParkOnMyDrive and YourParkingSpace offer pre-booked parking spaces near the Emirates Stadium. Prices and availability can vary, but pre-booking can provide convenience and peace of mind, with rates starting from £10.63 per day

On-the-Day Parking :

For on-the-day parking, there are public parking options available on streets and at locations such as Ambler Primary School on Blackstock Road, which offers parking for £10 and is within walking distance of the stadium. https://mscarparks.com/car-parks/ambler-primary-school-car-park/

Where do I begin my Stadium Tour?

You should head to the Stadium Tour ticket desk located in the Armoury Store. If you have a time-specific tour, arriving 15 minutes before the tour time is recommended to ensure punctuality.

Do I need to book a time and date for my visit?

There’s no need to pre-book a specific date or time for the Stadium Tour and Museum ticket. You can visit any day within the ticket’s twelve-month validity period.

Where is the Museum located?

The Museum is situated opposite turnstile E in the Northern Triangle Building, adjacent to the Ken Friar Bridge, and is a short walk from the Stadium Tour Entrance.

What are the Stadium Tour and Museum opening hours?

The Stadium Tours are available 7 days a week, excluding Christmas Day. It’s advised to check the Opening Hours before visiting due to possible impacts from stadium events on the tour route.

How much is Arsenal stadium tour?

The adult price is £30 and the child price is £20 for the stadium & museum tour.  You can save 22% by purchasing one of these vouchers

I have a voucher from a third party, how do I redeem it?

If your ticket is from a third-party partner, there’s no need to book directly with Arsenal. Ensure you’ve followed the ticket seller’s instructions and bring any necessary printed vouchers to the Stadium Tours desk in the Armoury store during opening hours.

I am disabled, will I be able to go on a stadium tour?

The Emirates Stadium is fully accessible, with lifts to all levels. Disabled guests are eligible for a concession discount and can bring a carer free of charge. Pre-booking for disabled parking, which is available for Blue Badge holders, is required 72 hours in advance.

Do Matchday Tours run every match day?

Matchday tours are available on days when the kickoff is at 15.00 or later, running until roughly two and a half hours before kickoff.

Can I take my bag on a matchday tour with me?

Bags are not permitted into the Stadium on a Matchday tour. They will be security tagged and stored securely while you are on the tour, but small personal items like wallets and phones are allowed.

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• Adults = 16+
• Children = 5-15
• Under 5’s = Free Entry

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Take a tour of the Emirates Stadium, home to one of the most successful English football clubs of all time Walk in the footsteps of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Bukayo Saka as you venture down the Players’ Tunnel Have your picture taken with the FA cup Explore the home and away dressing rooms where the players prepare for the matches Go pitch side for sensational views of the stadium Enjoy audio commentary throughout with a fascinating audio guide

• Walk down the players’ tunnel
• Visit the Directors Box
• See press Conference facilities
• Enjoy the commentary of your thrilling audio guide
• Take a trip to the interactive Arsenal Museum.
• Emirates Stadium Tour
• Audio guide available in 10 languages (including British Sign Language)
• Choice of 3 voiceovers for English commentary (choose between former players Charlie George, Lee Dixon or commentator Nigel Mitchell)
• Entry to the Arsenal Museum
• Arsenal branded headphones
• Personalised tour certificate
• Food and drink

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How to book a tour of the Emirates Stadium and what you can expect from the day

Everything you need to know including what to expect on the VIP Legends Tour

• 16:01, 19 SEP 2018
• Updated 10:51, 20 JUL 2021

It was described by Arsene Wenger as "the biggest decision in Arsenal's history".

In 2002, relocation plans began and four years later, the club had a new home.

On the site of what was once an old waste disposal estate in Ashburton Grove now stands The Emirates Stadium - a state-of-the-art facility, fit for a club at the higher echelons of the game.

Throughout the 2009/2010 campaign, an "Arsenalisation" project began with the intention of connecting the club's storied past with it's exciting future.

Among the changes was the striking imagery of 32 Arsenal greats "embracing" the 60,000 seater ground.

This - along with the statues of former greats Tony Adams, Thierry Henry and Herbert Chapman - are among just some of the sights that attract thousands through the stadium's doors on both matchdays and non-matchdays alike.

Below is everything you need to know about Arsenal's Emirates Stadium tour.

How do I book my place?

The Stadium Tour, Matchday Tour, Legend Tour and VIP Legend Experience are all available to buy on the official Arsenal website .

If you would prefer, you can also buy them from VirginExperienceDays or RedLetterDays where other offers and savings are also available.

How much is it?

Non-Matchdays

Adult - £23

Concession (Student, Senior, Disabled) - £18

Child (5-15 years) - £15

Infant (Under 5 Years) - £0

Adult - £35

Concession (Student, Senior, Disabled) - £30

Where is it?

For those who don't know, Arsenal's Emirates Stadium is located on Hornsey Road, London, N7 7AJ.

By tube and rail , the nearest station is Arsenal on the Piccadilly Line. Finsbury Park (Victoria, Piccadilly Lines and Great Northern rail) and Highbury & Islington (Victoria Line, North London Line and Great Northern rail) are around a 10-minute walk too.

By bus , the stops you need to look out for are Holloway Road, Nag's Head, Seven Sisters Road, Blackstock Road and Highbury Corner. This handy pdf for further information is also available.

If you are looking to travel by car , please be advised that because the ground is located within a residential area, only car owners with resident's permits are allowed to park in the surrounding streets.

When are they?

Mon-Fri :- 10:00-17:00

Saturday :- 09:30-18:00

Sunday :- 10:00-16:00

Last entry is 1 hour before closing time)

What can you expect?

The Arsenal tour gives those in attendance exclusive access to the following areas of the ground:

Directors entrance, directors box, diamond club, players dress, home and away dressing room, players tunnel, pitchside and home dugout, flash interview rooms, press conference room, media lounge and, of course, the Arsenal museum.

You will also be given the opportunity to use state of the art handset technology throughout and, at the end, be given free Arsenal-branded headphones and a personalised tour certificate.

Audio tours are available in the following nine languages:

English, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese

Legend Tour and VIP Legend Experience

As alluded to earlier, as well as the standard Stadium and Matchday tours, you can also choose between a Legend Tour and a VIP Legend Experience.

Throughout the Legend Tour, a great from Arsenal's past will "disclose personal anecdotes and back room stories from their playing days and share those secrets you've always wanted to know".

Upcoming Legend Experiences include Charlie George, Nigel Winterburn and Perry Groves. They start from £40 are available here .

The VIP Legend Experience is for Over-16's only. It costs £350 and comes with your choice of the following four VIP Legends: David Seaman, Ray Parlour, Martin Keown and Lee Dixon.

The day includes:

• A 4-hour tour and hospitality experience hosted by your choice of legend as well as pitch side commentator Nigel Mitchell
• Exclusive access to the TV studios that aren't ordinarily open to the public
• A hot buffet lunch with unlimited wine, beer and soft drinks in the Diamond Club (overseen by a 2* Michelin Chef)
• One-on-one time with your VIP legend, signing session and photo opportunity
• Greenscreen photo experience with your VIP legend
• Exclusive Arsenal lanyard signed by your VIP legend
• Premium gift bag which includes an exclusive item
• The chance to re-walk all public tour areas at your own leisure after your experience has concluded
• Entry to the Arsenal museum
• Stadium Tour Guidebook
• Personalised tour certificate
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Arsenal Stadium Tour | Behind the Scenes at Emirates Stadium

Emirates Stadium is the home of Arsenal Football Club, and much like the other clubs in London, they also offer tours that will give you a behind-the-scenes look at the arena.

This post provides information about what kind of tours are available, how to get tickets, directions to the stadium, and other important details to consider.

• Tours and Tickets
• How to Get There

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If you’re a fan of Arsenal FC, attending a match is one of the best ways to get close to the action and see the team perform live in person.

Stadium tours are another way to learn and experience even more about Arsenal, and this post covers every tour offered at Emirates Stadium.

Their main tour is included on multiple concession passes, and they also offer VIP tours which are led by legendary Arsenal players.

Each tour includes access to the Arsenal Museum, a personalized tour certificate, and more.

While there are some short matchday tours that last only 20 minutes long, most tour options are between 1-2 hours in length.

In addition to covering each stadium tour option in detail, this post will also provide information about how to get there and deals you can use to save up to 50% off tickets.

Emirates Stadium Tours and Tickets

There are currently four different tours offered at Emirates Stadium, including both a matchday tour and a VIP experience. Prices start at just £15, and you can enjoy this activity most days of the week.

Arsenal Stadium Tour

This is the standard tour offered at Emirates Stadium, and it provides self-guided access to some of the most notable locations in the arena.

Visitors can expect to see attractions such as the director’s box, the player’s entrance and tunnel, dressing rooms, the press conference room, and even Pitchside!

Everyone who takes this tour will receive an audio guide with commentary from legends such as Charlie George, Lee Dixon, and Nigel Mitchell.

You’ll have the opportunity to listen to this audio tour on a free pair of Arsenal earphones. Admission to the Arsenal Museum and a personalized tour certificate are also included with purchase.

As if all of that weren’t enough, every ticket is valid for up to 3 months, so you don’t even have to worry about booking a date or time to visit!

• £27/Adults | £18/Children (5-15)
• £22/Concession (Seniors, Students, Disabled)
• Free for children under the age of 5
• Purchase tickets or learn more .

TIP: This tour is included at no extra cost with the London Pass and the Explorer Pass .

Legend Tour

If you’re interested in a more personalized guided tour, this option includes everything from the standard self-guided service along with a 90-minute tour hosted by one of three legends: Charlie George, Perry Groves, or Nigel Winterburn.

Everyone who takes the Legend Tour at Emirates Stadium will receive a photo opportunity with their star and a signed photograph. You’ll also receive a free Arsenal lanyard!

Availability depends on when each Arsenal legend is available, and most tours take place on weekends at either 11 am or 1 pm.

• £50/Adults | £30/Children (5-15)
• £40/Concession (Seniors, Students, Disabled)

VIP Legend Experience

This is the most exclusive experience available at Emirates Stadium, and it’s essentially a half-day activity. The tour itself is 4 hours in length, and it’s hosted by both the legend of your choice and pitchside commentator Nigel Mitchell.

In addition to all the behind-the-scenes locations included on other tours, the VIP Legend Experience also offers access to the TV studios where they broadcast the games live from on-site at Emirates Stadium.

Since the tour is so long, it also includes a nice buffet lunch with unlimited wine, beer, soft drinks and more in the Diamond Club. This isn’t your average buffet, either – the food is prepared by a 2 star Michelin chef!

Visitors can also expect one-on-one time with their legend of choice, during which time they will receive a photo opportunity and signing session. 

You’ll also get a signed Arsenal lanyard, a premium gift bag, entry to the Arsenal Museum, a guidebook, and a personalized tour certificate.

The VIP Legend Experience is only available for adults over the age of 16. Tickets can sell out several months in advance, so we recommend checking back frequently to make sure you don’t miss out on this opportunity.

• £325 per person
• Purchase the VIP Legend Experience or learn more .

Matchday Tour

As the name implies, these tours are only offered on matchdays, and they’re a bit more limited in scope (60 min) as a result of the limited time available for behind-the-scenes activities on these days.

That said, if you’re already planning to arrive at the stadium early, this could be a good way to pass the time before the match begins. 

The following tour types are available as matchday tours:

• Whistlestop (20 min)

There are also early bird prices available for those who take the earliest tours (9:20 am).

Here are the prices for each matchday tour at Emirates Stadium:

Arsenal Stadium Tour | Matchday Prices

• £35/Adults | £25/Children (5-15)
• £30/Concession (Seniors, Students, Disabled)

Legend Tour at Emirates Stadium | Matchday Prices

• £55/Adults | £35/Children (5-15)
• £45/Concession (Seniors, Students, Disabled)

Whistlestop Tour at Emirates Stadium | Matchday Prices

• £15/Adults | £10/Children (5-15)
• £13/Concession (Seniors, Students, Disabled)

Early Bird Tour (9:20 am) | Matchday Prices

• £29/Adults | £20/Children (5-15)
• £24/Concession (Seniors, Students, Disabled)

Purchase tickets for a Matchday Tour or learn more .

How to Get to Emirates Stadium

The home of Arsenal Football Club is located just northeast of the city centre at Hornsey Rd, London N7 7AJ, United Kingdom. There are several train and tube stations nearby, and you can also take the bus if necessary.

Here are the closest stations and stops for all public transit options:

• Underground Station: Arsenal
• Train Station: Drayton Park
• Bus Stop: Holloway Road

TIP: The National Railway train is one of the easiest ways to get here, and if you get at least two train tickets to the stadium, you’ll be eligible for 2 for 1 pricing on the Arsenal Stadium Tour!

There are a few different ways to save money on tickets to the Emirates Stadium Tour, and this section covers each opportunity. Depending on which offer you choose, you can expect to save up to 50% off (or possibly even more).

London Tourist Passes

The standard Arsenal Stadium Tour is currently included with two different concession passes:

• The London Pass
• London Explorer Pass

The London Pass is all-inclusive, which means it provides unlimited access to dozens of activities for a set number of days. The Explorer Pass is a bit different, in that it allows you to pay one flat price for a set number of activities instead.

Here are a few of the other activities included with these passes:

• London Stadium Tour
• Wembley Stadium Tour
• Chelsea FC Stadium Tour
• Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour

If you’re curious about these concession options, make sure to read our full post about London tourist passes to find out even more about how these services work.

2 For 1 Deal

The standard Arsenal Stadium Tour is included with the 2-for-1 deal provided by National Rail.

All you need to do is buy two train tickets to the stadium, and you’ll be eligible to get 2 tickets for the price of 1.

If you’re already planning to get here by train, this is perhaps one of the best deals available, because it ensures you’ll save a full 50% off ticket prices.

You can find even more information about how to activate this offer by reading our full post about the National Rail 2-for-1 deal .

Combo Packages

In addition to all the other offers, admission to the standard Emirates Stadium Tour is also included with the following combo package options:

Emirates Stadium Tour + Stamford Bridge Tour

• £45.60/Adults | £34.20/Children
• £39.90/Concession (Seniors, Students, Disabled)
• Purchase this combo package or learn more .

Emirates Stadium Tour + Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour

• £44.65/Adults | £32.30/Children
• £43.70/Concession (Seniors, Students, Disabled)

Promo Sites

If all else fails, there are a few different websites that usually offer concessions on local activities in London. The two most popular examples are Groupon and Discount London .

Depending on when you check, you might be eligible for an additional promo code allowing you to save an extra 10% - 20% off or more!

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Pro tips to help you make a pick

Just like getting a ticket for the season's biggest match, booking your tour tickets ahead of time is crucial. Not only does it guarantee your entry, but it also might snag you a sweet deal or a special behind-the-scenes experience not available to walk-ins.

If possible, choose a tour date that doesn't coincide with a home game. The stadium is less crowded, and you might get more time at each spot, making your visit more leisurely and thorough.

Before you head out, download the official Arsenal app. It's packed with information about the club and the stadium, and might offer exclusive content or augmented reality experiences during your tour.

The Emirates Stadium is filled with details that are easy to overlook. Pay attention to the names and messages on the Arsenalisation artwork, the plaques under the statues, and even the design elements that reflect the club's history and values.

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About Emirates Stadium

Experience the Emirates Stadium in all its glory on a behind-the-scenes tour that showcases the pride of Arsenal FC. You’ll get access to the inner workings of the stadium, from the players' dressing room to the Media Centre, where the world's press gather. Walk down the tunnel, feeling the anticipation of match day, and take a seat in the dugout, imagining the decisions made in the heat of the game. The tour concludes with a visit to the Arsenal Museum, where history and triumphs come to life, making it an essential experience for any football fan, especially a Gunner. 

With its sweeping curves and shimmering façade, the Emirates boasts a bowl design that ensures an unobstructed view for all 60,000+ spectators. Perfect sightlines for perfect goals!

The pitch at the Emirates isn't just any grass; it's a high-tech surface composed of grass and artificial fibers. This ensures a perfect playing surface year-round, come rain or shine.

The Emirates Stadium is also an eco-warrior! With initiatives like rainwater harvesting, recycling programs, and energy efficiency measures, this coliseum is tackling environmental challenges one match at a time. It’s football with a conscience!

The Emirates Stadium has a distinct Clock End, which was named after the iconic clock that was at their previous homeground, Highbury Stadium. The clock was initially moved from Highbury and remains a symbol of Arsenal’s history.

Why visit Emirates Stadium?

Go back in time.

Travel back to 1886 without a time machine! Dive deep into Arsenal's storied past, from its humble beginnings, to becoming one of the most prestigious clubs in the world. Relive the glory days through exclusive exhibits and memorabilia.

In 2023, the club unveiled eight new pieces of artwork that would adorn the exterior of the stadium. Some of them are Remember Who You Are, Invincible, Come To See The Arsenal, Eighteen Eighty-Six, We All Follow The Arsenal, Future Brilliance, and Found a Place Where We Belong.

Behind-the-scenes access

Ever wondered where the magic happens? Peek behind the curtain with access to the players’ tunnel, dressing rooms, and even the manager’s dugout. Stand where legends such as Thierry Henry, Ian Wright and Tony Adams prepare for battle and strategists like Arsene Wenger and Mikel Arteta sat to plot their next victory.

Sit on the throne

Feel like football royalty by sitting in the manager's seat in the dugout. This is your chance to be Mikel Arteta where you plan your game strategy. Or just simply soak in the views of the stadium. It’s a selfie spot with a story to tell!

The Ultimate Arsenal fan experience

Whether you're a lifelong Gooner or a newcomer to the fold, the stadium tour offers an immersive experience into the Arsenal way of life. Shop for exclusive merchandise, relish in the tales of triumphs and trophies, and leave with your heart a little more red.

Plan your visit

Hornsey Rd, London N7 7AJ, UK

Nearest Metro station

Arsenal (Piccadilly Line)

Nearest Train station

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The Preview: Foxes Face Arsenal Women At Home

- LCFC Women to play Arsenal this Sunday afternoon (3pm BST kick-off) - Tickets for the match at King Power Stadium can be found HERE - City started the new term with a point against Liverpool

Heading into matchday two in the WSL, Leicester are hoping to build on their point against Liverpool , but face tough opposition in the form of Arsenal at King Power Stadium.

Ahead of the game, here's a look at both sides and how you can follow the action...

The Foxes camp

Jutta Rantala

Starting the season with a point.

City, now underway in their fourth consecutive season in the top flight, have one point on the board after an opening day draw with Liverpool at the totally Wicked Stadium.

Last season's top scorer Jutta Rantala found the net for Leicester and was supplied by last season's top provider Yuka Momiki . One WSL debut was made for Leicester in the form of French striker Noémie Mouchon .

Looking to improve on last year's 10th placed finish, Amandine Miquel will face a tough test in her first home game on Filbert Way, and will need the backing of the blue army to cause an upset on Sunday.

The opposition

Netting a late equaliser against Man City at Emirates Stadium.

This weekend's opponents, Arsenal, also have one point to their name after coming from behind to draw 2-2 with Manchester City on the first day of the season at Emirates Stadium.

One player to watch out for is England international and Gunners' No.9, Beth Mead, who returned to action at the back end of last season after an ACL injury - the forward already with a goal to her name in this campaign after scoring against the Citizens.

Having not won the WSL since 2019, Arsenal's fortune has come mainly in the League Cup, winning the Continental Tyres League Cup in consecutive seasons.

In the dugout

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Arsenal Manager Jonas Eidevall.

Jonas Eidevall resides in the Gunners' dugout and boasts an impressive record, winning 81 of his 117 games in charge of the London club.

Accumulating to a win percentage of 69 per cent, the Swedish Manager will be hoping to use the advantage of Emirates Stadium, now named as their official home venue for the WSL, to win his first league title in English football.

Last time out

Sam Tierney

Sam Tierney scored on the Gunners' last visit to Filbert Way.

Since City's professionalisation, the two sides have met six times, always in the WSL, with Arsenal holding bragging rights. However, in recent times, Leicester have turned into more formidable opponents, scoring their first goals against the Gunners last time out at King Power Stadium.

Sam Tierney's header gave Leicester the lead before Janice Cayman doubled their advantage before the break. Sadly, this only sparked Arsenal into life who came from behind to claim all three points.

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Arsenal: Takehiro Tomiyasu 'progressing really well' in injury recovery, says Mikel Arteta

Mikel Arteta has delivered an encouraging new update on Takehiro Tomiyasu as the Arsenal defender looks to return from his latest injury absence.

The versatile Japan international has yet to play at all so far this season after suffering a knee injury during a training session in July, shortly before the Gunners left for their pre-season tour of the USA.

The luckless Tomiyasu ended up missing that trip and the rest of Arsenal’s summer schedule and has been recovering ever since, sitting out all of Arsenal’s first seven matches of the season across all competitions.

A potential timeline for his return had not been set, with manager Arteta insisting that the first phase of the injury had been “slow” and that it was difficult to pinpoint when exactly he might be back.

However, the Spaniard gave far more positive news on Tomiyasu at a press conference held before Saturday’s visit of struggling promoted side Leicester to the Emirates Stadium in the Premier League, insisting that the 25-year-old was taking part in some training at London Colney after making real progress and was now in a “good place”.

It remains unclear exactly when he will be available for Arsenal again, with Arteta admitting that he is behind the likes of new signing Mikel Merino in the late stages of his recovery.

“He had partial training today and he looked good,” Arteta said of Tomiyasu on Friday. “He’s progressing really well and is a little bit behind Mikel, but we don’t know with Tomi because he’s another one that pushes every single day. He’s in a good place now I think.”

Tomiyasu will be desperate to finally banish his injury woes, having missed significant periods with calf and knee injuries over recent seasons.

First-choice goalkeeper David Raya remains a doubt for Arsenal to feature against Leicester after suffering a thigh problem during last week’s dramatic 2-2 draw with title rivals Manchester City , meaning 16-year-old academy product Jack Porter became the youngest player ever to start a first-team game for the Gunners in their 5-1 Carabao Cup third-round thrashing of League One side Bolton on Wednesday night, with usual deputy Neto cup-tied and No3 option Tommy Setford injured.

Bournemouth loanee Neto will make his first Arsenal appearance against the winless Foxes if Raya - who has been in inspired form so far this season - misses out again, while Arteta also expressed hope that defenders Jurrien Timber and Ben White would both be fit for Saturday.

However, the game will come too soon for Merino, while Arsenal also remain without the likes of captain Martin Odegaard, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Kieran Tierney due to injury.

Leandro Trossard is available again after serving a one-match suspension in midweek after being sent off in the first half against City at the Etihad Stadium, while Arteta has also confirmed that teenage midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly is available after being forced off with cramp on his full senior debut against Bolton.

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Why is Arsenal vs Leicester not on TV in UK? How fans can watch Premier League match

Arsenal and Leicester City will both be eyeing up three Premier League points when they meet at the Emirates Stadium, but UK football fans won't be able to watch the game live on TV

• 04:00, 28 Sep 2024
• Updated 05:16, 28 Sep 2024

Arsenal and Leicester will both be in search of three points at the Emirates this afternoon – but fans won't be able to watch the clash on TV in the UK.

It's been a tough start to the season for new Foxes boss Steve Cooper , who has overseen three draws and two defeats in Leicester's opening five games. A draw against Tottenham on the opening day was followed by back-to-back 2-1 losses against Fulham and local rivals Aston Villa, before successive draws with Crystal Palace and Everton .

They face another tricky test at the Emirates later today, where unbeaten Arsenal await. The Gunners come into the game fresh off the back of their 2-2 draw against Manchester City last weekend, when they looked to be heading for all three points only for John Stones to rescue a point for Pep Guardiola's side in the final minute of the matches.

Arteta will look to keep the pressure on Guardiola and City when they face Leicester , in what is sset to be an action-packed Premier League clash. Unfortunately, those living in the UK who don't have tickets to the game will be unable to watch proceedings unfold. Here, Mirror Football explains why...

Why isn’t Arsenal vs Leicester on TV in the UK?

UK football fans should be aware that neither Sky Sports or TNT Sports will show Saturday's clash between Arsenal and Leicester. The game is one of five English top flight games kicking off at 3pm, which means that it cannot be shown live through the Premier League blackout rule.

The restriction means that any game being played between 2.45pm and 5.15pm on a Saturday cannot be shown live on TV. Newcastle United's game with Manchester City has been selected for a 12.30pm kick off and will be shown on TNT Sports, while Wolves ' 5.30pm battle with Liverpool will be shown on Sky Sports.

However, Arsenal's game against Leicester, Brentford vs West Ham , Chelsea vs Brighton , Everton vs Crystal Palace, and Nottingham Forest vs Fulham will be unavailable to watch live to those outside of the respective grounds that they are being played in.

Sunday sees Ipswich take on Aston Villa at Portman Road at 2pm, while Manchester United play Spurs at Old Trafford at 4.30pm. Both games will be shown on Sky Sports. The action isn't over after the weekend either, with Sky Sports returning for their Monday Night Football showing of Bournemouth and Southampton come 8pm on Monday night.

Where can I watch Arsenal vs Leicester?

While Arsenal vs Leicester City will not be shown live in the UK, those living in other territories will be able to watch along. Those living in Australia will be able to tune into Optus Sport to watch the game play out, people in Ireland can turn over to Premier Sports ROI 1, and those in Canada can see the match on fuboTV.

Other broadcasters dependent on location include the likes of beIN Sport, SuperSport OTT, DStv Now, ViaPlay and Setanta Sports - and you can find out which network you can watch on depending on where you are in the world here . UK fans can also keep up with the game through BBC Radio 5 Live, or wait for the highlights to play out on BBC Match of the Day at 10.30pm.

Sky Sports will also be running their usual Soccer Saturday show, where fans can keep up with the action across the country - while the network also show highlights of select games just after full time. Despite receiving criticism over the years, the Premier League blackout will remain in place until at least 2029 through a new TV rights package.

A Premier League spokesperson explained to Mirror Football last year that the strict rule is in place to "protect attendances throughout the English football pyramid" and that the English Football League (EFL) would need to be consulted before it is diminished.

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Prime Video is broadcasting one Champions League game every game week free for Amazon Prime members. Arsenal's upcoming fixtures include Paris Saint-Germain on October 1 and Shakhtar Donetsk on October 22, both of which are free for Prime members or those signing up for a 30-day free trial .

Every Champions League and Europa League game is also available on TNT Sports via Prime Video’s Discovery+ channel.

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