Emirates Stadium seating plan & guide
The Emirates Stadium is Arsenal's home in Holloway, North London, opened in 2006 after the club left historic Highbury. Its smooth single-bowl design with continuous tiers and wide concourses gives clear sightlines from almost everywhere, with cannon motifs and club murals lining the exterior.
Best sections
The lower bowl along the sides puts you close to the pitch with a clean sideline angle; center sections near halfway are best.
The ends behind the goals carry the most vocal home support; lower rows keep you near the action.
Center sections of the upper bowl give an excellent elevated tactical view and are usually better value than the lower sidelines.
Insider tips
- Take the Tube to Arsenal (Piccadilly line) or Holloway Road/Finsbury Park; the stadium is an easy walk and driving is impractical.
- The bowl is open to the sky, so dress for London weather and expect a brisk wind on cold matchdays.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the best seats at Emirates Stadium?
Lower tier, sidelines offer the closest view, while upper tier, center are the best value. Center sections of the upper bowl give an excellent elevated tactical view and are usually better value than the lower sidelines.
Where is Emirates Stadium?
Emirates Stadium is a football stadium in London, opened in 2006 with a capacity of ≈60,700.
Where can I find the cheapest Emirates Stadium tickets?
See live, all-in Emirates Stadium prices on the team pages below — fees included, so the price you see is the price you pay. Prices move with demand, so check the current total before you buy.
