Arsenal Stadium Tour

The Arsenal Stadium Tour offers behind-the-scenes access to Emirates Stadium, the iconic home of Arsenal FC. Visitors can explore exclusive areas of the stadium at their own pace while learning about the club’s rich history through an immersive audio-guided experience.

This venue is also included in select MegaPass options, making it easy to combine with other top attractions in London.

Emirates Stadium opened in 2006 and represents a major chapter in Arsenal FC’s modern history. Built to support the club’s growth and global fanbase, the stadium has hosted legendary matches and continues to serve as a symbol of Arsenal’s sporting heritage.

The tour allows fans to experience life behind the scenes of a world-class football club. From walking the players’ tunnel to visiting the changing rooms, it offers an authentic look at matchday moments rarely seen by the public.

Tickets typically include access to the stadium interiors and the Arsenal Museum. Visitors receive a multimedia audio guide narrated by Arsenal legends, with flexible ticket validity allowing visits within a set time period.

Ticket prices vary depending on age category and availability. Discounts may apply for children, students, or families. Prices can change during peak seasons or matchday schedules.

The stadium tour usually operates daily, with hours depending on matchdays, training sessions, or special events. Certain areas may be temporarily unavailable on game days.

Emirates Stadium is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest Underground stations include Arsenal, Holloway Road, and Finsbury Park. Several bus routes also serve the area.

• Walk through the players’ tunnel
• Visit the home and away changing rooms
• Explore the dugouts and pitch-side areas
• Arsenal Museum with trophies and memorabilia
• Multimedia audio guide narrated by club legends

• Check matchday schedules before booking
• Allow extra time for the Arsenal Museum
• Bring headphones if you prefer your own, although branded ones are provided
• Photography is allowed in most areas
• Arrive early during busy weekends

Most visitors spend around 1 to 1.5 hours completing the stadium tour and museum visit. Football enthusiasts may choose to stay longer to explore exhibits in more detail.

Winter is a great time to visit, as most of the tour takes place indoors. Crowds are often smaller outside of matchdays, making it easier to explore the stadium comfortably despite colder weather.