Chelsea Tickets

Chelsea Ticket Types

Season/Members Cards: These are reserved seats for every match at Stamford Bridge. If you buy a ticket through Football Ticket Pad, you'll get your tickets in advance, but you'll need to send back your season or membership card in a prepaid envelope after the game.

Tickets are available in different parts of the stadium; details are on the Chelsea ticket page. To enter, just scan your card at the turnstile.

E-tickets: Chelsea only offers tickets as paper copies or season cards. There are no digital or online tickets available for matches at Stamford Bridge.

Paper Tickets: The classic way to get in. After you pay, your tickets will be sent to your address. They usually arrive 3 to 4 days before the game, and you'll get an email when they've been sent. To enter, just show your ticket at the turnstile.

Chelsea Tickets Frequently Asked Questions:

How much are Chelsea tickets?

The price of Chelsea tickets is dependent on multiple factors. One of the main reasons is the competition that you are interested in.

For instance, if you opt for early-stage Carabao Cup fixtures, you can expect to pay far less than if you were interested in attending a hotly contested derby against Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League.

Another consideration to factor in is where you wish to be seated during the game. You should expect to pay more if you wish to be closer to the action for example.

Where is Stamford Bridge Stadium?

Situated on Fulham Road, Stamford Bridge, home of Chelsea Football Club, can be found facing Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, past the Brompton Cemetery.

However, if you are travelling to the stadium by train, it is best to get off at Fulham Broadway station, where the famous stadium can be found to your right.

Best yet, if you want to extend your trip to Chelsea, you can find accommodation next to the stadium by staying in the Millennium & Copthorne Hotel. Allowing you to experience Fulham and more of its amazing offerings.

What is the capacity of Stamford Bridge?

Chelsea Football Club has the eleventh largest stadium in the Premier League, with a capacity of over 40,000 fans to witness The Blues at one of the oldest and most respected football stadiums in world football.