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The Ultimate Guide to Visiting the Arsenal Stadium Tours

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From tours hosted by famous football legends to a self-guided audio tour so you can walk around Emirates Stadium at your own pace, it’s no secret why the Arsenal Stadium Tour has become such a popular tourist activity for sports fans in London.

The origins of the Arsenal Football Club can be traced all the way back to 1886, but throughout its history, the team has gone through many name and location changes. Arsenal FC only recently moved to the Emirates Stadium in Holloway in 2006, which was the same year the stadium was officially opened to the public.

The Emirates Stadium has 60,260 seats and cost a whopping £390 million to complete. The stadium is also home to the Arsenal Museum, which boasts two video theatres, and 20 massive displays centered around Arsenal FC’s history.

Arsenal Stadium Tours Highlights

There are three different Arsenal Stadium Tours to choose from which include:

• The Stadium Self-Guided Audio Tour – where visitors can walk around the Emirates Stadium at their own pace using audio-visual guide handsets. The guide is narrated by Arsenal legends Lee Dixon, Charlie George or Nigel Mitchell, and will lead you to the Directors’ Box, both the home and away changing rooms, the Players’ Tunnel, the Pitchside and much more. Also included in the tour is a set of branded Arsenal headphones and a tour certificate.
• The Legends Tour – which are led by former Arsenal players including Charlie George, Nigel Winterburn and Perry Groves. During the tour, the Legends will lead you around the Emirates Stadium, answer any of your questions about their time playing for the Arsenal Football Club, and even give their two cents about the current team.
• The Match Day Tour – where visitors can take a tour around Emirates Stadium hours before a match, which includes visits to the Directors Box, the Pitchside, the Home Dugout, the Diamond Club, the Press Conference Room, and much, much more. However, visitors will not be allowed to access either the home or away changing rooms or the Players’ Tunnel (for obvious reasons).

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The Stadium Self-Guided Audio Tour: The tour can take anywhere from one hour to even over three hours, depending on how long you wish to tour the stadium. Tickets can be purchased at the Stadium Tours desk (in the Armoury Store) on the day of your visit, and you don’t need to book your tickets online beforehand. Tickets are only valid for three months from the date of purchase, however, tickets are flexible and can be used at any time during the stadium’s opening hours.

The Legends Tour: Tours last approximately one hour and all tickets must be booked in advance. Be aware that all visitors must arrive at the tour entrance ten minutes before the departure time.

The Match Day Tour: Because tickets are only valid for a specifically-assigned time, all visitors must check in 15 minutes before the departure time. Be prepared to undergo a bag and body search before entering the stadium. No bags are allowed on the tour, and must be tagged, numbered and put in a secure place beforehand.

Ticket prices and Opening Hours

Tours run seven days a week (although there are no tours on match days or from 1 p.m. the day before the European matches). The opening and ending times for each tour vary according to which one you choose.

For The Self-Guided Audio Tour, ticket prices cost:

• £30 for adults
• £25 for seniors over 65
• £15 for children between 5-15
• Free for children under the ages of 5
• Group bookings of 15 or more people will receive a 15% discount off ticket costs.

You can go on your own Self-Guided Audio tour anytime between 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (with last entry at 5 p.m.) from Monday to Friday, or 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (last entry at 3 p.m.) on Sundays.

For The Match Day Tours, tickets generally cost:

• £35 for adults
• £25 for children under the ages of 16
• £30 for seniors over 65

For The Legends Tour, ticket prices cost:

• £50 for adults
• £40 for seniors over 65
• £30 for children between 5-15

Tour times may vary, so be sure to check out the official website beforehand to get more information on upcoming tours.

If you want to visit the Museum without going on a tour, tickets cost:

• £10 for adults
• £7 for children under the ages of 16
• Free for children under the ages of five
• £8 for students
• Group bookings of 15 or more people will receive a 15% discount

The Museum’s opening hours are:

• 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. from Monday to Saturday (with last entry at 6:15 p.m.)
• 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Sundays (with last entry at 4:15 p.m.)
• 10 a.m. to one hour before-kick off time on Match Days.

Souvenir programmes are also available for £5.

If you want to visit the Emirates Arsenal Stadium, you might want to consider checking out the numerous free tours in London that operate daily.

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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!

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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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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 matchday experiences and explore never before seen footage.

Your Stadium tour will include

Access to the Directors Box, Diamond Club, Players Entrance, Home and Away Dressing Room, Players Tunnel, Pitchside and Home Dugout, Flash Interview Rooms, Press Conference Room and Media Lounge. You’ll use state of the art handset technology throughout your journey and experience our interactive shirt and tour camera. Choose commentary from Lee Dixon, Charlie George or Nigel Mitchell (English only).

• Free entry to the Arsenal Museum
• Free Arsenal branded earphones
• Free tour certificate

Due to stadium events, there are some tour dates that are affected. For further information, please see our Opening Hours page .

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• 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.

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

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Report: Arsenal 2-2 Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich - Tue Apr 9 - 20:00

Goals in each half from Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard ensure we will go to Germany level pegging for the second leg next week.

We made the perfect start to our first Champions League quarter-final since 2010, when Bukayo Saka delightfully curled inside the far post.

But the German champions for each of the past 11 years came roaring back, taking advantage of a defensive mix up to level through Serge Gnabry before grabbing a half-time lead thanks Harry Kane’s penalty.

Second-half substitutes Gabriel Jesus and Leandro Trossard combined for the Belgian to strike our equaliser with 15 minutes remaining, and we had a huge penalty shout turned down in the final minute of injury-time, but it’s still all to play for in Munich in eight days’ time.

Sublime Saka

Our house was turned red for the occasion – no away fans were permitted in the stadium – and the Emirates faithful created a crackling atmosphere at kick off.

The opening few minutes were cagey, tense and quiet until Saka injected some verve, winning possession high in Bayern territory. The ball was passed along to the edge of the area to Gabriel Martinelli – back in the starting line up – who flashed a shot wide of Manuel Neuer’s left-hand post.

Saka was then crunched into by left back Alphonso Davies, who picked up the game’s first booking – a card that rules the Canadian out of the second leg.

It was from the right hand side that we worked the opener. Saka and Kai Havertz won the ball back again with persistent pressing, before Ben White returned it to Saka inside the area. The winger showed great composure to measure his low left-footed shot just inside the far post to send Emirates Stadium into raptures.

Bayern turn it round

Within five minutes of Saka’s strike we passed up a huge chance to double our advantage. Havertz’s quick pass found White all alone in the area, with just Neuer to beat, but the defender blasted his shot straight at the grateful veteran keeper.

The miss was punished instantly. An uncharacteristically sloppy piece of defending ended with Gabriel’s loose pass being picked off in midfield, when David Raya had come racing out his goal. Leon Goretzka then played in the advancing Gnabry to slide in the equaliser.

The winger, who played 18 times for us a decade ago, had come back to haunt us, and pull the Germans level.

It soon got worse for us. On the half hour Leroy Sane burst free on the right flank, and made a beeline for the penalty area. Jorginho almost made the vital intervention, getting a toe to the ball, but Sane carried on before being brought down by William Saliba. Harry Kane stepped up and converted the penalty low to Raya’s left.

Ben’s brilliant block

The game had certainly opened up, but as we chased the equaliser, we left gaps at the back. Sane again sprinted forward, finding himself all alone in our half. As he bore down on goal he looked certain to score, only for White to deny him with a magnificently-timed block.

Mikel Arteta introduced Alex Zinchenko at half-time, looking to wrestle back some attacking impetus.

This was the first time we had trailed in any home game this year, and we took a while to regroup. Trossard and Gabriel Jesus were also introduced, but we were largely forced into shots from distance, with the visitors getting back in numbers, ready to pounce on the counter when wining the ball back.

Subs combine

Neither side had managed a shot on target in the second period though, until Jesus and Trossard combined superbly for the equaliser.

Declan Rice won a header and fed the ball to Jesus on the edge of the area. The Brazilian did brilliantly to control, hold the ball up the roll it into the path of Trossard, who made no mistake with a first-time finish.

The Emirates found its voice again, looking for a grandstand finish.

But it was the Germans who nearly nicked it, Kingsley Coman struck the post from close range, through Raya’s legs.

In the final minute of injury-time we were denied what looked to be a penalty, when Neuer brought down Saka in the area, but the referee blew up. It was a controversial ending to a dramatic encounter.

What’s next

The second leg takes place in Munich next Wednesday, April 17 – and a reminder that the away goals rule is no longer in place. So if we are level on aggregate after 90 minutes in Germany, there will be extra-time, then if needed penalties to decide who goes through to the last four to face either Real Madrid or Manchester City. But before all that, it’s full focus back on the Premier League, and a home match against Aston Villa this Sunday.

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RZD Arena (Lokomotiv Stadium)

Club: FC Lokomotiv Moscow | Opening: 2002 | Capacity: 28,800 seats

History and description

RZD Arena, previously known as Lokomotiv Stadium, was built between 2000 and 2002, and opened on 5 July 2002 with a match between Lokomotiv and Ural.

The roof of the stadium is held up by four concrete pylons. The stadium holds 60 VIP boxes, each having between 10 and 20 seats.

Lokomotiv Stadium has been regularly used by other Russian sides needing a temporary home such as Anzhi in the Europa League and Spartak Moscow for the 2013-14 season while waiting for the completion of the Otkritie Arena .

In 2017, Lokomotiv Stadium changed name to RZD Arena following a naming rights sponsorship deal.

How to get to RZD Arena

RZD Arena is located in the north-east of the city of Moscow, between Moscow’s third ring road and the MKAD ring road at about 9 kilometres from Moscow’s city centre.

The stadium can be reached with  metro line 1 (the red line). It is an approximate 20-minute ride from stations Biblioteka or Okhotnyy Ryad in Moscow’s centre. Get off at station Cherkizovskaya, which lies right next to the stadium.

Address: Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya 125 A, 107553, Moscow

Eat, drink, and sleep near RZD Arena

RZD Arena is located on the outskirts of Moscow in a mainly residential area mixed up with some light industry. There is some small retail around where you may be able to get something to eat, but in general it is wiser to eat and drink in central Moscow.

There is a pocket of hotels not far south of the stadium near Izmailovsky Park, from where you can walk in 15 to 20 minutes to the stadium. They are near Partizanskaya metro station, which provides quick access to central Moscow.

The Izmailovo complex offers different hotels with different prices, though in most cases very affordable. These include the Izmailovo Beta Hotel , Izmailovo Gamma Hotel , and Izmailovo Alpha Hotel . The Best Western Vega Hotel is another option.

Click here for all hotels near the RZD Arena, and here for an overview of hotels in central Moscow.

Lokomotiv Moscow Tickets

Tickets for Lokomotiv games can be bought online , or at the ticket office at the RZD Arena. Lokomotiv sell out very few matches.

Lokomotiv have divided their home matches into two pricing categories. Ticket prices for the cheapest category start at RUB 250 for a seat behind the goal and range up to RUB 800 for a central seat at the main stand. Prices are increased for high-profile matches to between RUB 500 and RUB 1,200.

RZD Arena stadium tours

Lokomotiv offer guided stadium tours around the RZD Arena, which include the president’s office, home dressing room, player’s tunnel, pitch, and club museum.

Tours run on Saturdays and Sundays at 12:00 noon, 2:00 pm, and 4:00 pm. On matchdays there is a tour that runs three hours before the start of the match.

Tickets can be bought in the club shop at the stadium. For more information call +7(495) 500-31-23 or email [email protected] .

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Arsenal issue fan threat over tickets passed on to banned Bayern Munich supporters

Arsenal will issue bans to supporters found to have sold their tickets to Bayern Munich fans for tomorrow’s Champions League showdown at Emirates Stadium .

UEFA have banned Bayern fans from attending the first leg of the quarter-final after fireworks were thrown onto the pitch during away games at Copenhagen and Lazio.

There are fears German fans could try to buy tickets in the home end, and Arsenal have taken steps to ensure there is no repeat of chaotic scenes in 2017, when thousands of Cologne supporters bought tickets for a Europa League game from club members and ticketing websites.

Violent pre-match disturbances that night delayed kick-off by an hour, and sizeable groups of Cologne fans clashed with stewards, the police and home supporters.

Following criticism they were ill-prepared for that game, Arsenal have not sold tickets to any new members who registered for the ticket ballot after March 11, before the draw was made. In addition, season-ticket holders have only been permitted to transfer tickets via the club’s ticket transfer service to a recipient whose account was created before that date.

Bayern have urged their fans not to travel to London. The Bundesliga giants have only been permitted around 200 tickets for a delegation of friends and family, while they will have around 20 senior club officials in the directors’ box.

In a message to supporters, Arsenal said: “There is additional risk associated with this game, because Bayern Munich are not permitted an away allocation. Any season-ticket holder or Arsenal member’s seat found to be in possession of an away fan will be suspended indefinitely.”

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