Tickets to Arsenal 2026/27
Arsenal tickets are among the most sought-after in English football, with the club competing in the Premier League from their home at the Emirates Stadium in north London. Arsenal finished second in the 2023/24 Premier League season and have continued to challenge at the top of the table, making home matches particularly popular. Partners we list connect fans with verified ticket options for Premier League games, FA Cup rounds, and European fixtures throughout the 2026/27 season. Whether you are attending for the first time or returning after years away, this guide covers what you need to know before booking.
Where to buy Arsenal tickets
Arsenal sell match tickets directly through their official website, with priority access given to members and season ticket holders. General sale availability varies by fixture — popular matches often sell out at the club level before reaching the open market. Partners we list offer an alternative route, particularly useful for high-profile games or when official channels are exhausted. Tickets are typically delivered digitally via email or mobile app, though some partners still use physical or print-at-home formats. Always confirm the delivery method before completing a purchase, and check that the seats are clearly identified by stand and row.
Sections and price levels
The Emirates Stadium is divided into the lower tier and upper tier, with the Clock End and North Bank being the main home ends. The away section is located in the upper tier of the Clock End and holds around 3,000 visiting supporters. Lower tier seats closer to the pitch generally carry higher prices, while upper tier positions offer a good overall view at a lower cost. Club-level seats in the middle tier come with hospitality access and are priced significantly higher. Away fans pay a separate rate, which is regulated under Premier League away ticket pricing rules.
Match packages with accommodation
Travel packages include a match ticket combined with hotel accommodation, typically in central London or within easy reach of Arsenal tube station. Partners offer options ranging from budget hotels to four-star properties, with some packages adding return transport from major UK cities or airports. Most packages cover one or two nights, timed around the match day. Hospitality upgrades — including pre-match dining and lounge access — are available through select partners for fixtures where club hospitality inventory is released. These packages suit fans travelling from outside London who prefer to have logistics handled in a single booking.
Emirates Stadium, London
The Emirates Stadium opened in 2006 and has a capacity of approximately 60,700, making it the fourth-largest club ground in England. It sits in Holloway, in the London Borough of Islington, around half a mile from the old Highbury ground. The nearest tube station is Arsenal on the Piccadilly line, which is a short walk from the stadium. Finsbury Park station also provides access via the Victoria line and National Rail. The surrounding area has a range of pubs, cafés, and restaurants, though it fills up quickly on match days, so arriving early is practical rather than optional.
