Arsenal Tickets

Buying Arsenal Tickets From Football Ticket Pad

Buying Arsenal tickets is quick and easy. Just pick the game you want to see—whether it's a local derby against Tottenham, a match against Chelsea, or against Manchester City. Select how many tickets you need and where you'd like to sit, then complete the purchase for delivery. That’s all there is to it.

Your tickets will arrive well before the game starts, so you can stay focused on enjoying the excitement. For an even better experience, we also offer special hospitality and executive tickets at the Emirates.

Book your Arsenal tickets through our website today for a simple and safe process. Our secure system makes sure everything goes smoothly for all football matches. Don’t miss out on the thrill of the Emirates—buy your tickets with us today.

What Types Arsenal Tickets Do We Offer?

Season / Members Card: These are reserved seats that are available for every single Arsenal home match at The Emirates Stadium. Football Ticket Pad customers will receive their Season/Members Card before the game away from the stadium before returning it after the game in a pre-paid envelope.

E-tickets: Arsenal tickets are available in the form of e-tickets in some instances, this occurs when a season ticket holder can’t attend a match and can transfer them in the form of an e-ticket.

This is not possible for all tickets for Arsenal, so please take care to look in the listings to see which are e-tickets and which are not. E-tickets are sent out as an email once payment confirmation is confirmed, and customers can then scan the email barcode on entry to the stadium.

Paper tickets: This is the more traditional way of receiving your Arsenal tickets. Once your payment has been confirmed on Football Ticket Pad, your tickets are then sent out by post to the address provided in your payment.

Customers often receive their Arsenal tickets 3–4 days before the match, and they will be sent an email confirmation once their payment has been confirmed and when their tickets have been dispatched. Arsenal ticket holders can then gain entry with their paper ticket at the turnstile at The Emirates Stadium.

The Emirates Stadium Guide

Arsenal moved to The Emirates from Highbury in 2006 when their brand new 60,000 capacity stadium finished construction, marking a new era in the illustrious history of Arsenal Football Club.

The Emirates enabled Arsenal to almost double their matchday capacity, which was a worthwhile investment and has allowed the club to grow financially after paying off the initial costs of the move.

Key highlights for fans:

Statues: The Emirates has many statues of club legends, including Thierry Henry, Tony Adams, and Dennis Bergkamp.

Hospitality: The Academy and Academy +, Club 1886, Royal Oak, and many Executive Boxes.

History: Tour the Arsenal Museum in the Northern Triangle building, which is a must-visit for die-hard Arsenal fans.

West Stand

The West Stand is The Emirates’ largest long side stand, with three tiers and the most options of seat types with premium hospitality tickets. It’s from the West Stand that the players walk out of the dugout and where the benches are located, so fans in the West Stand will feel close to the action at all times.

North Bank

The North Bank’s name was carried over from Highbury out of respect for the traditional and passionate fans who carried Arsenal to success from their old stadium. Fans with tickets in the North Bank should expect a lively atmosphere, surrounded by like-minded fans who want to sing and drive their team on with their energy.

Clock End

Named after the famous Highbury Clock that was moved to The Emirates from Arsenal's old stadium, the Clock End is the short side stand opposite the North Bank.

It is another iconic stand and has a great view of the pitch and the passionate fans sitting in the North Bank.

East Stand

The Emirates’ long side stand opposite the West Stand, which is also home to other hospitality options and a large concourse area for half-time and ahead of kick-off. Away fans will be allocated a small section at the corner of the pitch from the East Stand and the Clock End.

Arsenal Tickets FAQs

How much are Arsenal tickets?

Before purchasing your tickets, it is worth noting a few factors that can affect the price. One such is the fixture(s) you are interested in.

For instance, a home derby fixture against Tottenham or a hotly contested fixture with Manchester City will likely cost more than an early Carabao Cup fixture. Another factor to consider is where you wish to be seated. For instance, if you would like to be close to the action, you should expect to pay more than further back in the stadium.

How to get Arsenal FC tickets?

Our purchasing process at Football Ticket Pad is incredibly straightforward. Through our website, all you will need to do is highlight the fixture that you are interested in.

Once you have found the game(s) you are interested in, simply select the number of tickets you require and where you would like to be seated. After this, check out using our secure and guaranteed ticketing system – it's that simple.

Where is Emirates Stadium?

The Emirates is in the heart of London, in Holloway, North London. Travelling via train tends to be the easiest way to get to the home of Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium. Simply get off at Drayton Park train station, and you will be facing the Highbury Library with the iconic stadium facing it.

Additionally, you can get off at Holloway Road station, next to the London Metropolitan University, and the stadium will be facing you.

What is the capacity of the Emirates Stadium?

The Emirates Stadium, home of Arsenal Football Club, can hold over 60,000 fans, resulting in one of the best atmospheres in English football.

How do I get to Emirates Stadium?

Arsenal advises fans travelling on match day to use public transport where possible, as there is no official parking at the stadium.

Arsenal Underground Station on the Piccadilly Line is the closest tube station and is only a 3-minute walk from the stadium, and Finsbury Park is the closest overground station and is a 15-minute walk away. See Arsenal’s matchday travel guide for more information.

Where is the away section at The Emirates?

The Emirates is a round stadium, and away fans will find their allocation at the intersection of the East Stand and the Clock End stand.

When will I receive my Arsenal tickets?

We aim to provide you with your tickets at least 3–4 days out from kick off, but please see your confirmation email for more specific information about the delivery of your individual tickets.