West Ham: Stadium Guide
Built for the 2012 Olympic Games, The London Stadium is the latest Premier League ground for football enthusiasts to visit and it is certainly one not to miss! The ultra modern Olympic Stadium is the new home of The Hammers and 60,000 supporters can now enjoy watching live football at one of the most impressive arenas in the country.
The Hammers boast a proud history and they will be hoping to make the London Stadium a huge part of their new era under Slaven Bilic. Their former home The Boleyn Ground witnessed some of the clubs best nights and had been the club’s home since 1904.
Football fans can enjoy unrestricted views for both home and away supporters. Football Ticket Pad can supply of host of West Ham VIP and hospitality seats giving fans access to all of the club’s biggest matches for the 2016/17 season.
West Ham are one of the most passionate supporters in England and customers can secure their seats safely and securely to watch the Hammers play and hear 60,000 fans sing their famous ‘Im Forever Blowing Bubbles’ anthem.
London Stadium Seating
Betway Stand: This is the equivalent of most clubs Main Stands. Here, fans can purchase their longside upper and longside lower tickets and are housed on the same side of the pitch as the West Ham players dugout.
The Betway Stand also boasts large corporate and hospitality facilities with numerous West Ham themed lounges, private boxes, restaurants and bars for Football Ticket Pad customers to enjoy. Over 3,600 members can be part of the Club London hospitality on matchday. The Betway Stand also hosts the club media facilities and press box.
Bobby Moore Stand: This is a popular spot for West Ham United season ticket holders and customers can expect a lively atmosphere when sat amongst some of the most ardent Hammers support.
Fans sat in the Shortside Lower seats have a shallow seating area so it may be best to opt for seats further back in the lower tier or in the upper tier for a better view of the action.
The Bobby Moore Stand is located North of the stadium behind the goal and also provides a new landmark for Hammers fans to visit before the match. Champions Place features the Champions Statue of England’s World Cup triumph in 1966 which included West Ham United club legends: Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters.
The area will also include a walkway of dedications to West Ham legends and 20,000 engraved granite stones with fans’ names carved into them. Champions Place will also be home of the Olympic Bell rung at the beginning of the 2012 Olympic Games.
East Stand: Tickets in the East Stand are located opposite the tunnel and dugout adjacent to the touchline giving totally unrestricted views of the playing action. The East Stand also includes the 1966 VIP hospitality tickets - 1,966 seats which pay homage to the club’s most famous players who helped guide the country to World Cup glory.
2016 marked 50 years since Bobby Moore, Sir Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters lifted the World Cup for England and this exclusive area, offers some of the most prestigious seats in the stadium providing superb halfway line views and padded seats. Football Ticket Pad has a variety of West Ham tickets in the East Stand so check out fixture pages to see what we have available!
Sir Trevor Brooking Stand: Named in honour of one of their greatest players who won the FA Cup twice in 1975 and 1980. The Sir Trevor Brooking Stand is situated behind the goal with the away section supporters housed in the upper and lower tier corner.
Football Ticket Pad has a range of Shortside Upper and Shortside Lower tickets for this section of the stadium when purchasing your West Ham United tickets. Away section tickets are also available for travelling supporters wishing to book an away trip to one of the most impressive stadiums in the Premier League.
West Ham Ticket
Season/members cards: These seats are reserved seats which belong to West Ham United season ticket holders which are made available to customers for home matches at London Stadium. Football Ticket Pad customers can purchase season/members cards for matches of their choice depending on ticket availability. Once purchased, customers will then receive their West Ham tickets in plenty of time before kick-off, before returning their season/members card in a pre-paid envelope.
E-tickets: West Ham United also carry an e-ticket option but this is only applicable for Football Ticket Pad customers purchasing West Ham hospitality tickets. E-tickets are confirmed in an email once the payment has been authorised. WHUFC ticket holders can then scan the email barcode on entry to London Stadium. There are plenty of hospitality options at The Olympic Stadium, with the most popular suites being the London Club in the Betway Stand.
Paper tickets: Once your ticket payment has been confirmed on Football Ticket Pad your tickets are then sent out by post to the address provided in your transaction details. Customers then receive their West Ham tickets 3-4 days prior to the match and will be notified by email once their tickets have been dispatched. West Ham ticket holders can then enter the stadium by scanning their paper ticket at the displayed turnstile on their ticket.
West Ham: Last Season
West Ham United exceeded expectations last season and qualified for Europe with a seventh place finish in Slaven Bilic’s first season in charge and their last at the Boleyn Ground.
The Hammers found a diamond in the form of Dimitri Payet and he was integral in their impressive season with his nine goals and twelve assists. West Ham secured memorable victories away from home against Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City in the opening months of the season, before taking three points against the likes of Chelsea, Tottenham and Everton.
Manuel Lanzini and Michael Antonio also had promising debut campaigns in the Premier League and the future looks bright for West Ham United both on and off the pitch as they look forward to building on their success at the new London Park.
