I have been to The Emirates for matches a couple of times now and have also completed the stadium and museum tour. From the perspective of a match goer, it’s fairly decent with easy access and spacious seats however, being a more old fashioned football supporter, it does feel a bit generic. I can’t tell you what the food and beverages are like inside as I don’t tend to pay the hefty asking prices inside most stadiums but there isn’t a bad view in the place. Now, as for the stadium tour and museum, they are both pretty good and well worth embarking on. Arsenal have always been a pioneering club. From memory, they were the first club to push for floodlight football, European games, numbers on player shirts and even the use of white footballs. Much of this of course came during the era of Herbert Chapman. The stadium itself behind the scenes is extremely well planned and set up. Even before you enter, your eyes are able to spot statuses of legendary players and managers as well as former great pinned to the outside walls of the stadium. Then, when you enter, there is a plethora of history which is laid out along the self guided tour. My advice is to take on an audio guide and take your time as there is lots of wonderful things to explore and learn. I took around 3 hours all up but I often take my time on stadium tours to get as much in as I possibly can. The museum is located a stones through from The Emirates and, whilst not a massive museum, it still holds a good deal of history and memorabilia. I spent around an hour in here which was more than enough time to take it all in. Getting match tickets is pretty easy for cup ties and league fixtures against lower opponents otherwise a stadium tour and museum visit is also a great way to see the stadium. Whilst you are there, I’d also advise you to take a short walk to Highbury and sneak a peek at the remains of what used to be one of the best football stadiums in the land.

Amazing club & amazing stadium. The stadium tour was so good. there is no time limit so you could stop and enjoy each area as much as you like. We had great time doing the tour. Arsenal staffs were also very friendly and helpful. I also went to several matches here & the atmosphere was absolutely incredible. Love love love.

I did the stadium tour. Nice to see the changing rooms etc. But the staff are all really friendly and helpful (especially Amanda). Talk to them! The museum is small but worth a look too. The legends tour is probably the best way though as you get to hear lots of stories from a former player.

Staff lovely. Easy to find my seat. This was a womens game, and the whole stadium open and sold out. Affordable at £12 a ticket. So family able to attend. Crowd fully supportive of the women. A breadth of fresh air. My team, Spurs, lost, but I'm very proud of the players and the Arsenal setup.

My visit to the Emirates Football Stadium on a non-match day was an enlightening experience that offered a unique perspective on one of the most iconic football venues in the world. The first thing that struck me was the modern and sleek design of the stadium. The exterior's clean lines and contemporary architecture made it a standout in the heart of North London. The Arsenal logo and club colors proudly adorned the facade, leaving no doubt about the team that calls this place home. The stadium tour was a well-organized and informative journey through the inner workings of the Emirates. Exploring areas typically reserved for players and staff, such as the changing rooms and the tunnel leading to the pitch, was a thrilling experience. It provided insight into the behind-the-scenes preparations that happen before every match. One of the highlights of the visit was sitting in the stands, taking in the magnificent view of the pitch. Even without the roar of the fans, the stadium felt awe-inspiring. Imagining the electric atmosphere during a match was easy, and it left me with a newfound appreciation for the passionate Arsenal supporters. The museum within the stadium was a treasure trove of Arsenal's history. From historic jerseys and memorabilia to iconic moments in the club's past, it offered a comprehensive look at the rich heritage of Arsenal Football Club. The staff on the tour were knowledgeable and enthusiastic, sharing anecdotes and trivia about the club's history and the stadium's construction. Their passion for Arsenal was evident, and it added to the overall experience. In conclusion, visiting the Emirates was a captivating journey into the heart of Arsenal Football Club. The modernity of the venue, the rich history on display, and the insights into match preparations made it a memorable visit for any football enthusiast. It's a testament to the enduring legacy of Arsenal and the beautiful game itself.

Emirates Stadium- The Home of Arsenal! What a Place. Very nice, clean and cheerful place. Loved to visit this Stadium. Although it's not allowed to visit inside of the stadium without match ticket, i couldn't. This Stadium is big, large space in front for visitors. Hope to visit Again.

We weren’t able to see a game during our visit to London because of the international break. So a tour of the stadium was our alternative. The audio tour was fine, but the spaces speak for themselves. It was great to visit, but would have loved to see our lads.

Dream come through. Every football fan knows what it means as an Arsenal fan from Childhood in faraway Nigeria getting the Opportunity to come watch your boys play in the magnificent Emirates Stadium, amazing! Best part is watching your team whoop United 3-1 with Xhaka celebrating the winner in front of you.

I’m not an arsenal fan, but it’s impossible to not stop by the great Emirates stadium while in London. Really massive and awesome place to be. Loved the timeline area with great players over the years and the story being told over there. Also with amazing pictures and statuses. Was an really good experience. Would definitely recommend. Unfortunately Arsenal was playing an away match on the day of my visit, so I couldn’t meet the fan club membership stand to pickup items for my friends.

Went to see Killers in concert. Door staff exemplary, kind and courteous. Very well organised, stewards everywhere, felt very safe, great organisation even when concert finished, got shown route back to tube station. Impressive stadium, facilities immaculate.

A tour worth my pounds.. Wow, amazing self guided tour experience. Very well organised and the freedom to access all designated areas is just beyond measure. Very beautiful pitch. I loved every minute of my time there. I can go visit again and again. Lovely reception as well. And hey, walking through the players tunnel gave me a feeling that I have made it in life... Hahahaha. I definitely recommend anyone to go have an experience of the mighty emirates stadium.

My Partner and I chose to take the tour of the stadium, it was amazing!! You are given a device with earphones which means you can take your time and take it all in. It felt really special, especially being able to visit the changing room, you could get a sense of what the players must feel in the moments before a match. Definitely a key memory with my boyfriend that I will hold onto for a long time ⭐

Built in 2006, with a sitting capacity of 60,704 and the fifth largest stadium in England by capacity, this is home to the Arsenal football club. It is a four-tiered bowl edifice and could be termed 'beautiful'. The nearest underground station here would be the Holloway station, which is about six minutes walk to the stadium. You find different murals around the stadium as part of the arsenalisation project, and the stores, just by the entrance. You can find details on the stadium tours within the store and it's a good one to take if you want to learn about the stadium history and also have a look around the facility.

Emirates Stadium is one of the finest and most beautiful stadium in the world. It’s home to Arsenal Football Club. I had a chance to watch a live Europa League game and the atmosphere at the stadium was simply electrifying. The staff at the gates and club level area where I sat were friendly. Totally worth the visit.

Liked the atmosphere. The Fan guides who helps you find your way around. Hand sanitizer all over the place. The outside toilets, the museum and the shops. Also the presence of the police around makes it reassuring.

Awesome...dream come true and everything and much much more I expected. Friendly and courteous staff who were ever ready to converse about Arsenal And always ready to help. Loved every minute.

Stadium is fantastic. Was invited to club level through a work colleague. A step up from where I usually sit. I'm afraid, of late, it is the football that let the whole experience down. I feel we're in for a long season.

Decent fairly new stadium, good away day experience. Spacious away supporters’ concourse. Decent seat, we were allowed to stand. Good view, fairly close to the pitch. The noise level was generally low but when the home supporters did make some noise it wasn’t too bad. The constant drumming sound was annoying though. Expensive food though but good quality. Friendly staff. Overall, would’ve given a 5 but the transport links - particularly after the match - were poor. Ultimately any stadium of this capacity in such a residential neighborhood is going to have transport issues. Drayton Park station was either closed or no trains were stopping there. Arsenal and Highbury & Islington stations had huge overcrowding issues, with literally what seemed like tens of thousands of people trying to enter after the match. I ended up having to walk to King’s Cross St Pancras. Anyway, overall a decent away match day experience. A high 4 and would’ve been a 5 but for the above.

A must visit for any Arsenal fans all over the world, a strongly recommended visit for any other football fans. One of the biggest football club with a long and rich history in England. Didn’t have enough time for a stadium tour this time, really a shame. Not sure when I will have another chance of visiting, hopefully in the future. Don’t forget Highbury Stadium Square nearby, check it out as well if you have visited Emirate Stadium.

Emirates Stadium in London is fantastic! The atmosphere during Arsenal matches is electric, and the facilities are top-notch. A must-visit for football enthusiasts

First time I had been to see a match in decades lol and our first experience was brilliant although I prefer the old stadium. Went to see arsenal ladies and men Vs Chelsea. One thing to note alcohol is not allowed to be drunk at the seats something I feel should have been stated at the beginning. Based on Sundays match the lady's should be getting a fairer wage much like the men's regardless but based on how they played Vs the men's they deserve it more.

We went on a London stadium hopping and The emirates was the first stop… it is impressive… the home of the Gunners… a must stop visit for arsenal fans or football in general… The Arsenal shop is huge with a lot of merchandise… some of the items are sold out such as home badge pins and fluffy mascot as recently there was a home match and they have not stock up… The nearest tune station is Holloway road station on the picadilly line… just a 5 minute walk…

Very impressive stadium both inside & out. The only thing that let's it down is the gormless idiots who work the food outlets as service was slow & shoddy. Plenty of decent transport links & lots to see. Well worth a visit. Just eat and drink before you get there.

ARSENAL! I had a great time at the game. Arsenal won 4 - 1 against New Castle. The stadium atmosphere was electric and the fans would cheer, chant and sing. It was an amazing experience and I would definitely go again. I had a burger (it was alright, not the best) and at half time I got some soda and hot chocolate for free. I also bought some merchandise in the stadium at reasonable prices. 10/10 would go again!

An amazing place to watch football! We went along as neutrals to an Arsenal women's match, and with 59,000 fans we were completely swept up with the atmosphere, becoming Arsenal fans for the day. The seats are more comfortable than in most stadiums and the facilities and atmosphere is excellent.

Went on the Arsenal tour, included the visit to the museum. Great audio tour, great photo opportunities. The guy in the museum was an avid supporter and was friendly and engaging. Loved the experience 😊

If you are Arsenal fan then the Stadium tour is must. You will get tickets at discounted prices if you book in bulk or family. You can book the ticket online in advance. It will take around 1 and half hour for the tour and if you are photo frenzy then you can take your own sweet time. You will get a recoded tour guide with you and you can listen all the details of Arsenal football club and stadium along the tour. You will be able to see all the insides of the stadium including players room, few selected trophies and the press conference room. Washrooms are there at the end of stadium tour in case you need. You can shop also for your favourite Arsenal jerseys and other Arsenal goodies at the stadium shop. Repeat again if you are Arsenal fan then Emirates stadium tour is must for you.

A stadium is only as good as the show its housing. That said it's a pretty good one. Not the newest or flashiest but the facilities are decent and the views good, still new enough to be Impressive. Went on a warm summers day to watch Arsenal beat Sevilla 6 - 0 in the Emirates cup. Might have been different on a cold, wet night.

It's an average stadium. It has a good ticketing system which allows fans to get in quickly. To get a drink or food, it's quite quick. However, it's a shame that you can only pay with card and not cash. The seating is very crowded. A fan doesn't get much personal space when sitting next to someone.

Lovely stadium. I recommend the club level seats. They're a bit pricey, but the amenities inside are incredible. Lovely restaurants, bars, places to sit and table football.

Great match day experience. Staff were amazing, friendly, and ensured the stadium was kept clean. Well organised, brilliant food and entertainment dotted around stadium, both inside and out.

What an amazing place to visit. I have been a fan for so many years but never been to the stadium. Got the chance to do a tour and it was fantastic to see the stadium, museum and trophies. Saw the players changing rooms, dugouts, directors box and executive suits. Fantastic day

Visited for a match and the fans were outstanding! The stadium itself is fine. The concourses are wide and finding our seats was easy. The staff we interacted with was friendly as well. I wouldn't call it an especially unique stadium experience (aside from cheering on Arsenal), but certainly an enjoyable one.

As a football lover, it was great to visit the emirates stadium. Absolutely beautiful. Free to explore the grounds around the stadium and take photos.

Impressive stadium! Nightmare is going home, though. It's similar to getting home from the London Stadium. Had to get a bus home as I couldn't get into Arsenal tube station. But we won!! So, it made the journey home more tolerable, lol

Incredible experience! Spurs bottled their game against wolves just before our game which was amazing! Then we beat Burnley for a great 3-1 win. Will come back as soon as I can. The pizza inside was good and good value

The audio tour was pretty good. It would have been nicer if it was with a tour guide. The self guided tour was well organized - easy to follow through from start to end and there are various people to assist along the way if you get lost.

I went to the Stadium for the first time at the weekend to see The Killers live at one of their delayed shows that I'd booked tickets for before the pandemic. I'd definitely recommend booking tickets for gigs at the Stadium as there was a really good atmosphere there on the whole, even if things were a bit tense at one point when a fight broke out with a couple of guys in the crowd. The only major criticism I have of the gig is that it could have been a bit more organised, as I was waiting in a long queue on the pitch to possibly get a t-shirt after the gig had finished only to find that the merchandise sellers weren't supposed to still be open after the music had finished. I'm not sure if there was communication problems between the security staff and the merchandise sellers or whether they were following different rules, but it was a bit confusing to be queuing up for something that shouldn't have been open. I did manage to get a t-shirt in the end though from the merchandise sellers outside the stadium so it wasn't a complete waste of time. The only other thing that maybe needs improving is having clearer directions for where people need to go if they've got standing tickets, as I was trying to navigate my way round the stadium to find the West Stand area where I was meant to be standing on the pitch. It probably didn't help that this was the first time I'd been to the stadium as I was trying to find out the right place I needed to be to stand, as I could only find queues for people standing on the North Bank side of the pitch. Apart from the confusion with the merchandise sellers, the staff in general were really helpful though with the directions etc. It's just that it was probably more my fault having not been to the Stadium before that I couldn't find where I needed to go to get to the right standing place on the pitch to correspond with my ticket.

Went here to watch The Killers and it was an all round fabulous experience. Staff were all helpful and the whole trip from Tube to Stadium to Tube was supremely well marshalled. Efficient safety measures on entrance meant little queue time but enough to make you feel safe! I'd checked that Arsenal stadium was open on their website and although there was a 10 minute queue on return to get a tube, the presence of high vis meant everyone remained in good spirits. Prices and queues for drinks were what you could expect - as were the length of toilet queues. A tip for leaving - the toilets inside the stadium concourse had huge queues at the end of the gig so we opted for the toilets just outside the stadium which we walked staight into! I also chose to park at Turnpike Lane which was a few stops north of Arsenal and had a very easy journey home after a fantastic gig 👌

Up gunners! A visit to the great Emirates Stadium, home to the mighty Arsenal football club is an all time favorite. A beautiful landmark worth visiting on and off season.

Massive venue for Premier League football. Not only are the signs in the stadium tour easy to follow, but also the staff are ready to assist you. The club shop will make the day for those avid to purchase all sorts of items and memorabilia. I'd recommend the Emirates, but do not be surprised if you feel a bit nostalgic when walking past Arsenal tube station

Really lovely staff, easy to get in and buy drinks, had a great time seeing The Killers. No problems getting out and to the tube, lots of staff guiding the crowd.

I’m not a die hard fan but I did enjoy doing the tour of the stadium. Due to COVID we were unable to access all areas but it was still worth the money. You get to go up in to the stands and then right down to the pitch. There is a couple of photo opportunity spots along the way As well as a free certificate at the end. A huge store is also located at the start and end of the tour for any Arsenal memorabilia you may want.

An icon of a venue for Arsenal Football Club. The stadium itself has good proportions with a good view from whatever seat you sit in, in any of the four stands. The in house catering for food & drink is good quality, however a bit pricey, even for London. Outside the stadium can be found statues of past legends together with snippets of history. There are three or four Tube & Overground stations nearby, so access to & from ground is very easy.

This place is amazing if you’re someone who loves to stay fit and learn new things then do visit as you have so many activities taking place here from joggers 🏃‍♂️ to people on skates and also practicing boxing 🥊 at this place it’s an amazing atmosphere

If you have the chance to book the stadium tour, please do. Especially if you're a huge fan. You get your own audio guide and Arsenal earpieces to bring home. OR book a live match. Staff here were friendly and it's walking distance from Holloway Road or Arsenal station.

Iconic stadium, situated in North London at Ashburton Grove. The stadium experience is awe inspiring and weaved into the local fabric of the area. Clean and colourful, your whole experience should leave you with the knowledge that you have visited one of the world's great sporting venues, home of 'The Arsenal'.

Took my 7 year old son yo watch Arsenal beat AFC Wimbledon, incredible stadium with amazing staff, seats were in club level, wow.

Attended a match here in 2015. The energy in this stadium was electric! Despite having nose bleed seats, we still easily saw all the action. If you're in the London area, I'd highly suggest getting to attend a match if you can. You won't regret it!

Great stadium with a lot of futbol history on display for everyone to enjoy. A stadium tour is available and the gift store has a good collection of jerseys and everything Arsenal! Access to the stadium via the underground tube is pretty easy (Piccadilly line - Arsenal) and just a few mins walk from the station.

Very nice experience. Make sure when you they are not doing maintenance for the grace.

Enjoyed this fabulous stadium, love the way that you can take your time with the tour and not have to worry about missing out on anything. There’s also a audio tour as you go along the route. Museum is free of charge if you show them the headphones that you get to keep. Good value for money

Emirates Stadium in London is fantastic! The atmosphere during Arsenal matches is electric, and the facilities are top-notch. A must-visit for football enthusiasts.