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Emirates Stadium Tour

15 mins from Central London

Nearest tube station: Holloway Road

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Opening times, visitor info, arsenal museum.

• The Arsenal Museum closes 30 minutes after the Stadium Tours.
• Amended hours will be in place on home matchdays and the days around weekend home matches.
• On occasion Stadium Tours cannot run or may be disrupted due to Stadium events or annual maintenance.

Stadium tour opening hours

These times may be disrupted on occasion due to Stadium events or annual maintenance, please find more information below.

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Emirates Stadium Tours

Go beyond matchday with a behind the scenes tour of Emirates Stadium, the home of Arsenal football club. Open every day (excluding matchdays) enjoy unrivalled access including the Directors Box, Dressing Rooms, Player Tunnel, Pitchside and Press Conference Room. Using our state of the art multimedia handset this is an unmissable experience for fans of Arsenal and football in general. Your tour also includes entry to the Arsenal Museum!

To find out more or to book, please visit Stadium Tours.

Matchday Tours   Why not extend your visit and enjoy the Arsenal experience by taking a behind the scenes tour of the stadium before kick-off? We will be running guided tours where you will have the opportunity to experience the pre-match atmosphere and explore the stadium whilst matchday preparations are underway. Your  guided matchday tour  will include access to the Directors Box, Diamond Club, Press Conference Room, Pitchside, Home Dugout and much more. Your tour includes entry to the Arsenal Museum!   Tickets now available for select fixtures - limited availability so book now!

For more information on our Tours visit Stadium Tours. Still have questions? - visit our frequently asked questions.

Contact our Stadium Tours team here .

VIP Legend Experience

Meet an Arsenal Legend on our VIP Legend Experience .

This experience offers an exclusive VIP tour  of Emirates Stadium, hosted by Arsenal Legends Lee Dixon, Ray Parlour or David Seaman and Arsenal Pitch Side Presenter, Nigel Mitchell.

Your 4-hour tour experience allows you to enjoy behind-the-scenes access to areas that the public never see. It’s your chance to hear stories and re-live moments that only our heroes can reveal.

Next available tours:

Limited dates released throughout the year - check VIP Legend Experience 

The  VIP Legend Experience  includes:

• - 4-hour tour and hospitality experience with your chosen VIP Legend and Arsenal pitch side commentator Nigel Mitchell as your hosts
• - Hot buffet lunch served with unlimited wine, beer and soft drinks in the Diamond Club 
• - 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 with an exclusive item
• - Exclusive access to the TV Studios (not open to the public) as well as the Directors Entrance, Directors Box, Diamond Club, Players Entrance, Home and Away Dressing Room, Manager's Office, Players Tunnel, Pitchside and Home Dugout, Flash Interview Rooms, Press Conference Room and Media Lounge
• - Opportunity to re-walk all public tour areas at your own leisure after your experience has concluded
• - Entry to the Arsenal Museum (approximately 30 minutes)
• - Stadium Tour guidebook

The price of the tour is £350 per adult (age 16 and over). For more information or to book see our  Stadium Tours  website. 

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About The Experience

What’s included on the Arsenal Emirates Stadium Tour:

• Behind-the-scenes Access : A chance to walk through the players’ tunnel, just like the Arsenal stars.
• Arsenal Museum : Exploration of the club’s rich history with displays of memorabilia from legendary matches and iconic players.
• VIP Boxes : A tour of the luxurious VIP areas, offering panoramic views of the pitch.
• Manager’s Press Room : Experience sitting in the manager’s seat during post-match press conferences.
• Changing Rooms : A look into where players prepare for their matches, showcasing their kits and personal lockers.
• Interactive Touch Screens : Engage with digital displays that bring Arsenal’s history to life, offering insights into key moments and players.
• Audio-Visual Shows : Multimedia presentations that capture the atmosphere and excitement of match days at the Emirates.
• Director’s Box : An exclusive look into where the top executives and special guests watch the matches.
• Trophy Display : Admire the club’s silverware, including league titles, FA Cups, and other prestigious awards.
• Merchandise Store : End the tour with a chance to purchase official Arsenal merchandise, from jerseys to souvenirs.

Immerse yourself in the heart of Arsenal FC’s iconic Emirates Stadium with a self-guided tour specially designed for true Gooners. The tour offers a chance to walk through the players’ tunnel, explore the Arsenal Museum, take a tour of the luxurious VIP areas, sit in the manager’s seat during post-match press conferences, check out the changing rooms, engage with digital displays that bring Arsenal’s history to life, experience multimedia presentations that capture the atmosphere and excitement of match days at the Emirates, get an exclusive look into where the top executives and special guests watch the matches, admire the club’s silverware, and end the tour with a chance to purchase official Arsenal merchandise. This immersive experience promises an unforgettable journey through one of the world’s most renowned stadiums, enhanced with state-of-the-art technology.

OPENING HOURS & DATES

Tours run every day of the week. Kindly note: This offer only applies to self-guided audio tours only and does not apply to matchday tours, legends tours or VIP Legends Tours.

Stadium opening hours, and tour times, are:

Seven days a week 10.00 to 16.00 (last admission 15.00) – subject to change and review

Please note the museum is currently closed.

Please allow approximately 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes for the tour.

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Arsenal tickets: How to get Arsenal tickets for the Emirates Stadium

Here's how to get Arsenal tickets if you're looking to get to London for a game at the Emirates Stadium any time soon

How to get Arsenal tickets

Hospitality.

How to get Arsenal tickets has been a question for just about every Gooner, ever since the north Londoners opened their state-of-the-art Emirates Stadium back in 2006.

Back then, Arsene Wenger's side moved a stone's throw from Highbury in order to cope with higher demand to watch the likes of Thierry Henry and Cesc Fabregas strut their stuff. These days, the stars have all changed but Arsenal is still one of the hottest Premier League tickets and Champions League tickets around. The Emirates has been packed from season to season – whether Arsenal were on form or otherwise – with it truly feeling like home in the last couple of years more than ever.

Ranked at No.37 in FourFourTwo's Best Stadiums in the World list, Emirates Stadium holds around 60,000, with luxurious seating and superb views wherever you are in the ground. The Gunners have a pretty good home record, too, and have quite the reputation for putting on a show for their supporters. Here's FFT's complete guide of how and where you can get tickets, to find yourself singing North London Forever on a matchday with the rest of the Ashburton Army. It's simply one of the best football tickets in the world.

How to get Arsenal tickets for the Emirates Stadium

“As an Arsenal fan, I’ve been to the Emirates Stadium countless times. The ritual is set now, from the same tube station that I arrive at, to the same few pubs I go to. My big recommendation for any Gooners going for the first time is to get there early and get the photo opportunities out of the way – because there’s a lot to see and get on your Instagram story. Not only are there now four statues (Wenger, Henry, Bergkamp and Adam) alongside new exterior murals installed in 2023, Highbury is only a stone’s throw away. You can’t go inside but arriving at the Arsenal tube stop and walking down Avenell Road is the perfect scenic route for a fan.”

Where can I buy Arsenal tickets?

All Arsenal tickets are available to buy through the Arsenal Box Office .

When do Arsenal tickets go on sale?

Usually, two months before a fixture . Arsenal can't put them any further away, due to Premier League kick-off times changing. Fixtures can also be moved after you've bought your tickets.

"Tickets for Premier League fixtures usually go on sale to Silver Members approximately eight weeks prior to each home match (subject to time constraints)," Arsenal say. "For a limited number of matches at the start of the season, as well as for all Cup competition matches (FA Cup, European games and League Cup), tickets will go on sale closer to the date of the game rather than the advertised eight weeks."

The Red membership sale usually takes place six weeks prior to each fixture. Be sure to check Arsenal.com depending on the fixture.

Do I need to become a member of Arsenal to get tickets?

Yes. Occasionally, Arsenal tickets will go on general sale – especially women's games – but your best chance is to become a member of the club.

Arsenal have several tiers of membership with tickets going on sale for those at the top first. If you want to become a member of the club, you can pay for a Red membership to give you access to 3,500 official general admission matchday tickets to every Premier League game. Every going attendee must have a membership with Arsenal. 

In time, Red memberships can be upgraded to Silver, then Gold. Tickets go on sale to Gold members first, then Silver, then Red. Should a Gold member cancel their membership, a Silver member has the opportunity to upgrade, with the same available for Red members to Silver. 

Red members have access to a range of benefits, including full access to the online video service, Arsenal Player, use of the ticket transfer and ticket exchange and access to the Season Ticket Waiting List Scheme.

Junior Gunners may sign up for a membership which becomes upgraded to an adult membership after the age of 18. Disabled fans can sign up for Purple membership . 

How do I get Arsenal away tickets?

Arsenal away tickets are sold under an away points system to Travel Club members and Season Ticket holders. Only members with enough points can qualify for away tickets.

"Away points are awarded for purchasing and attending a competitive Men's First Team away fixture," according to Arsenal. "This excludes matches played at neutral venues.

"Silver and Red members do not qualify for away match points. Only points acquired over the two full previous seasons and the current season count towards your existing total."

More information is available at Arsenal.com .

Women’s Super League tickets: How I can buy Arsenal women’s WSL tickets?

Arsenal women's tickets can be purchased from Arsenal.com , with many of the fixtures going on general sale. 

How much do Arsenal tickets cost?

Adult tickets at Arsenal range from £36.50 to £131 depending on seat, category and tier. Competition may vary too.

Arsenal have a full range of ticket prices available here .

Is hospitality available at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium?

Yes . Arsenal's middle tier, Club Level, is reserved specifically for hospitality and boxes. 

You can sign up to become a Platinum member of the club or buy one-off packages through Arsenal.com .

Do Arsenal offer stadium tours at Emirates Stadium?

Yes . Arsenal offer self-guided tours at the Emirates Stadium – available on Red Letter Days among other places. 

How do I get to the Emirates Stadium?

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Situated in north London, the easiest way to get the Emirates Stadium is by London Underground . Arsenal on the Piccadilly Line is the nearest tube station, around three minutes' walk from the ground. There is no step-free access leading from the station platforms to the station exit, however.

Finsbury Park , on the Victoria and Piccadilly Lines, plus Great Northern rail, is around a 10-minute walk and usually less crowded on matchdays. Finsbury Park station is wheelchair accessible. Highbury & Islington on the Victoria Line, North London Line and Great Northern rail is also about 10 minutes away. 

If you wish to travel by bus, the main bus stops are located on Holloway Road , Nag's Head , Seven Sisters Road , Blackstock Road and Highbury Corner .  

Cycling is also an option with secure cycling parking available close to the Highbury House retail store on Drayton Park. 

Does the Emirates Stadium have parking?

No . Matchgoers are encouraged not to travel by car to the Emirates Stadium.

If you are travelling by car, it's possible to park at Cockfosters at the end of the Piccadilly line and travel by tube down to Arsenal. Alternately, there are plenty of car parks situated at tube stations on the outskirts of London that you can travel in from. 

Are there hotels close to the Emirates Stadium?

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Yes , there are plenty of hotels situated around the Emirates Stadium.

Argyle Apart Hotel has an 8.2 on Booking.com and is situated 0.5 miles away from the Emirates Stadium. There is free WiFi, private parking and family rooms.

Arsenal stadium FAQs

What did the emirates stadium used to be called.

Arsenal's stadium is commonly called Ashburton Grove. Emirates airline sponsored the ground when it opened in 2006 and have attached their name to it ever since.

Is the Emirates Stadium the biggest ground in London?

No – Wembley Stadium is the biggest with a capacity of 90,000. Unfortunately for Gooners, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is also bigger, pushing Arsenal's Emirates Stadium into third.

Why do Arsenal fans call the Emirates Stadium, The Carpet?

The Emirates Stadium and its predecessor, Highbury, were famed for their pristine playing surfaces – hence the nickname, 'The Carpet'.

What happened to Highbury?

Highbury – Arsenal's home from 1913 to 2006 – was turned into luxury flats when the Gunners left.

Why did Arsenal leave Highbury?

Back before TV money was the primary revenue of Premier League clubs, it was important for Arsenal to upgrade a stadium which could only cold 38,000 fans. The aim of the Emirates Stadium was not just to bring in 60,000 spectators per game, though – it was to improve the matchday experience and realise the club as one of the most modern in the European game. 

More ticket guides

FourFourTwo has a range of guides for any matchgoing fan to get the best football tickets .

If it's the best Premier League tickets that you're looking for, we have guides on how to get Arsenal tickets , Aston Villa tickets , Chelsea tickets , Liverpool tickets , Manchester City tickets , Manchester United tickets , Newcastle United tickets , Tottenham Hotspur tickets and West Ham United tickets .

Looking for European football tickets, whether that's Champions League tickets or Europa League tickets? We have guides on how to get Barcelona tickets , Real Madrid tickets , Borussia Dortmund tickets , Bayern Munich tickets , AC Milan tickets , Inter Milan tickets and PSG tickets .

We also have a guide of how to get Euro 2024 tickets for the tournament in Germany next summer.

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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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Emirates Stadium Tour: FAQs

What to expect from an Emirates Stadium Tour including...

• A selection of highlights from the tour
• A whizz through the different tour options
• A guide to the Arsenal Museum
• And more, more, more

What is the Emirates Stadium Tour?

It’s your chance to go behind-the-scenes at one of the London’s most storied football clubs, Arsenal FC. Their ultra modern stadium has already seen its fair share of historical moments, and a tour is the perfect way to get a taste of their recent successes, see all the work that goes on in the background and see portions of the stadium inaccessible to match day fans. It’s the kind of access that football fans dream of.

What will I see on the Emirates Stadium Tour?

You’ll see the Directors Entrance, Directors Box and Diamond Club, basically the most VIP areas for those watching the game. The view from the box and exclusive Diamond Club is—as one would expect—pretty exceptional. Perhaps the best bits, the one’s you’ll have imagined exploring for years, are the Players Entrance, the Home and Away Dressing Rooms, Head Coach’s Office, Players Tunnel, Pitchside and Home Dugout. These give an insight into the match day experience seen through eyes of the players, both the Arsenal team and those who come to take them on on their home turf.

Take me through the highlights.

Stepping through the Players Entrance, you’ll feel that buzz of arriving for game day. Perhaps consider bringing a designer toiletry bag and too-big headphones for the occasion. The Home and Away Dressing Rooms offer up a particularly special experience, allowing you to step into the shiny boots of these young professionals and picture the scenes as they prepare themselves for the game. Then it’s out into the Players Tunnel for a little nervous twitching and last minute preparations whilst stood next to a small and happy child. And now you’re out there, Pitchside, imagining just what a motivational/confrontational experience it must be to have 60,000 fans there, singing, shouting, screaming, booing, whistling, cheering. The noise they’ll be making is largely down to what happens in the Home Dugout, so that’s where you’ll head next. Make the wrong decision and you could be out of the stadium before you’ve had the chance to say “Unai Em—.” Now it’s time for the fallout from the game, your meeting with the press pack. So head to the Interview Rooms, Press Conference Room and Media Lounge to pick the bones of your performance. Will you be for the chop, or will you be given a grace period as an inexperienced manager who has the club in their blood and needs more time to turn this underperforming squad around? Or, as is more likely, will you be finishing your tour at the Arsenal Museum, which is where the Emirates Stadium Tour ends?

The Arsenal Museum?

Yes, this is a separate part of your tour day experience. A visit to the Arsenal Museum is included with your tour, but it can also be visited separately. If you’re going with The London Pass, you can go to either or both. The museum features a wealth of items donated by former Arsenal players. Highlights include the goalkeeper gloves worn by Jens Lehmann during every single match of the Invincibles season of 2003/4, when Arsenal went unbeaten in the Premier League. You’ll also see Charlie George’s FA Cup Final shirt from 1971 and the 2015 FA Cup Final shirt signed by the winning squad. The museum covers Arsenal’s history from their formation in 1886, through their days playing in Woolwich, at Highbury and now at the Emirates. To take you on the journey, the museum boasts two impressive video theatres and twenty separate displays on Arsenal’s past, present and future.

Is the Emirates Stadium Tour guided? How does it work?

The Emirates Stadium Tour, the main tour offered by Arsenal FC, is self-guided. You get an audio guide to take with you on your adventure around the ground. The English version of the audio guide is voiced by Lee Dixon, Charlie George and Nigel Mitchell, so you get to hear about their match day experiences and history playing for and supporting the club. The tour is available in a total of 10 languages, including English, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese and, via video, British Sign Language. The self-guided nature of the tour allows you to take your time in experiencing the behind-the-scenes area and—perhaps most importantly—make sure you come away with all the photos you need. Because it’s self-guided, you don’t have a set time for when the tour begins, so bookings for the Emirates Stadium Tour are valid for three months. You can take the tour on any non-match day when the stadium isn’t hosting or preparing for other events. Those with a London Pass don’t need to book. Just turn up on a non-match day, show your pass, and you’re off.

Are there any extra with the Emirates Stadium Tour?

Yes, there are. You’ll get a free pair of Arsenal branded headphones and a personalised tour certificate to take away with you. Also, as previously mentioned, all those who go on the Emirates Stadium Tour gain access to the Arsenal Museum.

Are there any other tour types available?

Yes. Firstly, there’s the Legend Tour option, where a former Arsenal player guides you around the stadium. They’ll share revealing, funny and poignant memories from their playing days, take questions and pose for photos with you. The tours last 90 minutes, and all guests come away with a signed photo of the day’s legend. You'll also get a certificate and an Arsenal lanyard. All visitors get the chance to tour the sections of the stadium covered in the tour again at their own leisure afterwards and entry to the Arsenal Museum. To find out more about this tour option and upcoming dates, click HERE . Next up, you’ve got the Matchday Tour option. These take place—as you’ll have guessed—on match days. They are guided, last around 90 minutes, and will often feature interesting and unexpected events as the stadium gears up for kick offs. Think player fitness tests and ex-player pitch side interviews! Check out the programme for the Matchday Tour option HERE . Finally, there’s the VIP Legend Experience. These exclusive events are hosted by legendary former Arsenal players, including David Seaman, Ray Parlour, Martin Keown and Lee Dixon, alongside Arsenal pitch side commentator Nigel Mitchell. These are four hour tour and hospitality experiences, which include a hot buffet lunch with unlimited wine, beer and soft drinks in the exclusive Diamond Club. You’ll get some one-on-one time with your VIP legend, a signing session and photo opportunities; signed Arsenal merchandise; and entry to the Arsenal Museum, a tour certificate, a Stadium Tour guidebook and the chance to re-walk the public areas of the tour at your leisure. Find out more about this exclusive Arsenal experience HERE .

How much does the Emirates Stadium Tour cost?

The tour costs £25 for adults, £20 for concessions (65+, students, those with disabilities), and £16 for children (those aged between five and 15 years old). Mini Gunners (under 5s) get in free. The Emirates Stadium Tour is included with The London Pass.

Can you go to the Arsenal Museum without going on the Emirates Stadium Tour?

Yes, you can. Entry to the museum is £10 for adults, £7 for under 16s, £8 for the over 65s and £8 for students. You can buy tickets on the day. However, remember that entry to the Arsenal Museum is included with The London Pass. So, if you’re a pass holder, just show your London Pass at the museum for entry. The Arsenal Museum is open Monday to Saturday 10.00 until 18.30, and Sunday from 10.30 until 16.30. On match days, the museum is open from 10.00 until one hour before kick-off.

How do I get to the Emirates Stadium Tour?

Visitors should head to the Armoury Store, located within the Emirates Stadium. This will be clearly signposted when you arrive on the stadium complex. To get to the Emirates Stadium, the best option is certainly to use public transport. Arsenal tube station, served by the Piccadilly line, is three minutes walk away. Holloway Road tube is five minutes away and is also served by the Piccadilly line. Bus routes stopping close to the stadium include the 4, 19, 29, 43, 91, 106, 153, 236, 253, 254, 259, 263, 271 and 393. Basically, it’s very well-served by London buses.

What are the opening dates and times of the Emirates Stadium Tour?

The Emirates Stadium Tour runs Monday to Friday, from 10.00 until 17.00. On Saturdays, it runs from 9.30 until 18.00 and Sundays from 10.00 until 16.00. Last entry for the self-guided tour is an hour before closing time on each of these days. On match days, it’s different. You need to select a particular time for your tour. They are generally organised to finish well in advance of kick off. These match day tours are not included with The London Pass. Note that at other times in the year, the Emirates Stadium Tour may not run due to special events. Give them a call on 0207 619 5003 to check that the tour will be running on your chosen date.

What if I want to see a match at the Emirates Stadium? Is that possible with The London Pass?

With The London Pass, you can book exclusive tickets to Arsenal home games. Thrown in, you'll get complimentary half time drinks, a merchandise voucher and more. For more details, click HERE .

What if I want to see a match at another London football stadium?

The London Pass gives you access to The London Concierge service. Using this, you can book exclusive tickets for home games of football teams across London. These include Chelsea, Tottenham, West Ham and Crystal Palace. For more details, head HERE .

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Here are the stage times and support acts for Arctic Monkeys’ shows at London’s Emirates Stadium

The band will be playing three back-to-back slots in the capital this weekend

Arctic Monkeys are set to kick off their three sold-out shows in London this weekend, check out the support acts, stage times and expected weather below.

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The shows are the latest on the Sheffield rocker’s ongoing UK stadium tour , and follow their previous stops in Bristol , Coventry, Manchester, Norwich and Swansea — as well as two of their mammoth homecoming shows at Hillsborough Park .

Now, Alex Turner and co. are set to perform three back-to-back gigs in London’s Emirates Stadium, with the first show kicking off tonight (June 16). The longest run of gigs in one venue for the entire tour, the band will also be taking to the stage on Saturday (17) and Sunday (18).

All three shows remain fully sold out, and those lucky enough to have grabbed tickets can expect to see support slots from the likes of Swedish indie rockers The Hives , and Liverpool-based alt-rock band, The Mysterines .

The stage times at the London Emirates shows are:

• Doors Open — 17:30
• The Mysterines — 18:40
• The Hives — 19:35
• Arctic Monkeys — 20:50 (All listed times are subject to change)

Those headed to the London stadium over the next three days can expect some pretty ideal weather for the show too, with sunny and warm conditions predicted for the weekend.

According to Met Office , today (June 16) temperatures are set to reach 26° and lows of 16°, with temperatures remaining in the mid-to-low 20s while Arctic Monkeys take to the stage.

Slightly cloudier conditions are expected for the Saturday and Sunday shows, although temperatures will remain high and are set to peak at 26° on both days. During the headline set, temperatures will remain around 22°, although there is a chance of rain on the latter.

Following their three-night residency in London, the indie heavyweights will also play a show in Dublin’s Marlay Park on Tuesday (June 20), before making their way to this year’s Glastonbury Festival , where they will headline on Friday (June 23) .

The final stop of the UK tour will follow two days later, with a performance at Bellahouston Park in Glasgow on Sunday (June 25).

At the first of their homecoming gigs in Sheffield last week (June 9), the members surprised fans by opening their show with ‘A Certain Romance’ from their 2006 album ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’. It was the first time the song had been played since 2013.

Elsewhere in the set, they also broke out fan favourites including ‘Teddy Picker’, ‘Why’d You Only Call Me When You’re High?’ and ‘Mardy Bum’, before closing the show with ‘I Wanna Be Yours’, ‘I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor’ and ‘R U Mine?’.

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• Updated: Mar. 31, 2024, 9:31 a.m. |
• Published: Mar. 31, 2024, 9:30 a.m.

Arsenal's William Saliba, left, challenges for the ball with Nottingham Forest's Chris Wood during the English Premier League soccer match between Nottingham Forest and Arsenal at the City Ground stadium in Nottingham, England, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2024. (AP Photo/Rui Vieira) AP Photo/Rui Vieira

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Arsenal faces Manchester City in a Premier League match on Sunday, March 31, 2024 (3/31/24) at Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England.

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Who: Arsenal vs. Manchester City

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Here’s a recent soccer story, via the AP:

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Win against Arsenal on Sunday and Manchester City’s path to a record fourth straight English Premier League title becomes clearer.

Lose, and Arsenal takes a giant step towards becoming league champion for the first time in 20 years.

Draw, and the big winner this weekend could be Liverpool.

With 10 rounds to go, the clash at Etihad Stadium is the last time any of the three title rivals will go head to head.

Arsenal leads the league. Liverpool is second on goal difference. City is a point behind both of them.

An element of risk and reward hangs over City and Arsenal.

History is clearly on City’s side, having won its last eight home games against the Gunners. City’s last home loss in this fixture was in 2015.

But Arsenal has been better this season after beating City in a penalty shootout to win the Community Shield in August, followed by a 1-0 victory at Emirates Stadium in October.

City manager Pep Guardiola’s preparations haven’t been helped by injuries to key defenders Kyle Walker and John Stones during the international break.

MASTER AND APPRENTICE

Mikel Arteta was once Guardiola’s trusted lieutenant at City. Arteta was spoken of as a future City manager but is working on creating his own legacy at Arsenal after transforming the club’s fortunes since taking charge in 2019.

He has been backed with money and time, and that faith has paid off with Arsenal leading the league and advancing to the Champions League quarterfinals. After falling away badly at the end of last season to allow City to take the English title, it remains to be seen if Arteta and his players have learned from that experience.

Those two wins against City this season suggest Arsenal is more prepared to go head to head against the champion.

Arsenal stands as the last major test for City, which has arguably the smoothest run of games to the end of the league. Arsenal and Liverpool both have to travel to Manchester United and face respective derbies against Tottenham and Everton.

All three teams still have to face Aston Villa and Spurs, who are competing for fourth spot and Champions League qualification.

Liverpool plays Brighton on Sunday with the chance to go to the top of the standings before City and Arsenal kick off.

There is little to choose between the challengers.

City is on an ominous 22-game unbeaten run in all competitions, dating to the start of December.

Liverpool has lost two of its last 23 games and already has its first trophy of the season after winning the English League Cup in February.

One of those defeats was Manchester United’s extra time winner in the FA Cup quarterfinals this month. The other was 3-1 to Arsenal in the league in February.

Arsenal, meanwhile, has risen to the top of the league on the back of an eight-game winning streak.

DISTRACTIONS

All three teams are battling on multiple fronts.

City is defending its Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup treble of last season.

Liverpool is no longer competing for a quadruple, but after winning the League Cup it is also still in contention for the Europa League.

Arsenal is in the Champions League quarters, where it faces Bayern Munich.

City was given the toughest draw of all against Real Madrid.

Guardiola could make history by winning back-to-back trebles including an unprecedented fourth Premier League in a row. Not even Alex Ferguson managed that at Man United.

Arsenal will be driven to make amends for last season’s title collapse after it led the table for 248 days, the longest of any team that hasn’t gone on to be crowned champion.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is on his farewell tour. He’s stepping down at the end of the season. The best send off would be a second league title.

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Gallery: Conti Cup winners 2024!

We lifted the FA Women’s Continental Tyres League Cup for a record-breaking seventh time on Sunday, and you can check out all the best photos here!

It was a hard-fought final at Molineux Stadium in front of more than 21,000 supporters, and it was Stina Blackstenius who stepped up in the 116th minute to send Gooners home in delight.

There were plenty of jubilant post-match celebrations including the trophy lift, so use the gallery below to enjoy the afternoon all over again!

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Lotte and Emily on “showing what we’re made of”

A win against Chelsea in the Conti Cup final signified yet another example of our team’s work ethic and technical ability.

Lotte Wubben-Moy and Emily Fox were both integral to the 1-0 win over Chelsea on Sunday, keeping Emma Hayes’ forwards at bay to secure a clean sheet in Wolverhampton.

Speaking after the match, the defensive duo waxed lyrical on the fantastic support from Gooners at Molineux Stadium.

“We heard the fans so loud today and we did it for them,” Lotte said. “Particularly going towards a clock end that we went towards and they’re the ones that got the last word today so it feels very special.”

“It was amazing,” Emily added. “Like Lotte said, the crowd and the chants after was special and, going to the game, we said we were going to do it for the fans and I feel like we did, so it’s amazing to have that all come together and win.”

“You take away the trophy, beating Chelsea in itself in a top season that they’re having, particularly coming off the back of the disappointing league loss, this was so much more than just a cup win,” Lotte said. “It was a win to show what we’re made of and how we want to play. We put our foot down in that respect today.”

Emily added: “This game was more than just a final and playing against Chelsea and really showing what we can do, winning in this stadium was huge for us. Moving forward we have five games left in the season and want to really end it on a strong note.”

One of the staff members spotted on the pitch during our jubilant post-match celebrations was Sue the cook, who recently made a good luck video message for the team at Sobha Realty Training Centre.

“That’s the epitome of our team this season,” Lotte explained. “Obviously we’ve had highs and lows and people have come in, stepped in, new players coming in, it’s like a village. There are so many people that go into it, even the backroom staff, being able to get that many bums in seats, I think we filled 80 per cent of the stadium so that in itself is a massive achievement. We don’t only look at the 11 players playing on the pitch, it’s much bigger than that and that’s what makes us a sustainable club for the future. This isn’t just one win, it’s not one cup, it’s a win for the future and when we put our mind to it and our best foot forward it’s definitely something that we can take in our stride to the end of the season and onwards.”

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