Arsenal is one of the most beloved and successful teams in the Premier League, with a rich history, a loyal fan base and attacking, attractive football. If you're looking for tickets to Arsenal, you're on your way to an extraordinary experience at Emirates Stadium, where the electric London atmosphere is felt in every move on the pitch. This is the place where football...
Arsenal is one of the most beloved and successful teams in the Premier League, with a rich history, a loyal fan base and attacking, attractive football. If you're looking for tickets to Arsenal, you're on your way to an extraordinary experience at Emirates Stadium, where the electric London atmosphere is felt in every move on the pitch. This is the place where the highest level of football meets a glorious tradition and fans who accompany the team with endless loyalty.
Every Arsenal match promises unforgettable moments - whether it's a fiery London derby, a title clash against the strongest Premier League teams, or European matches against elite clubs. Tickets to Arsenal let you be part of the magic, experience the excitement before kickoff and celebrate goals together with tens of thousands of fans at Emirates Stadium.
Emirates Stadium, one of the most modern and prestigious stadiums in the world, provides a perfect viewing experience. Comfortable seats, top-level facilities and a unique atmosphere that every football fan must experience at least once. Tickets to Arsenal matches give you access to one of the most special football experiences, whether you're a longtime fan or simply want to experience a Premier League match.
It's important to book tickets in advance, especially for the big matches that lead to a stadium packed to capacity. Ticket sales move fast, so it's worth checking the fixture list in advance and securing your spot at one of the most prestigious grounds in the world.
Beyond the highest level of football, attending an Arsenal match is also a cultural experience - a tour of the club's complex, a visit to the official store and encountering the unique atmosphere of matchday. It's much more than just a match, it's a complete experience that brings you into the heart of the excitement of English football.
Don't miss the chance to be part of the action! Now's the time to book Arsenal tickets and enjoy a football experience at the highest level. Join thousands of fans who live and breathe the club, and experience an unforgettable match at Emirates Stadium!
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are Arsenal's home matches played and what does the viewing experience include?
Arsenal's home matches are held at Emirates Stadium in London – one of the most advanced and prestigious stadiums in Europe. Every Arsenal ticket includes an exceptional viewing experience, with comfortable seats, top-tier facilities and the electric atmosphere of tens of thousands of fans.
Can you book Arsenal tickets as part of a flight and hotel package?
Absolutely. TikTik offers comprehensive packages that include Arsenal tickets alongside flights, accommodation and additional services. This way you can plan the whole experience in one place, conveniently, securely and with personal tailoring.
When should you book Arsenal tickets to secure good seats?
It's best to book Arsenal tickets as early as possible, especially for London derbies or matches against top Premier League clubs. Demand is high and supply is limited – the earlier you book, the better your chances of getting quality seats.
How do you choose seats when booking Arsenal tickets on the TikTik website?
At checkout you can choose your preferred seats at Emirates Stadium by location, price range and view quality. At TikTik you'll find a wide range of Arsenal tickets – from central stands to VIP areas, depending on what suits you.
Who are Arsenal tickets suited for and what does the experience include?
Arsenal tickets suit longtime fans, football lovers from all over the world, and travelers who want to experience the Premier League up close. The experience includes not just the match itself, but also the energy of a matchday in London, the chance to visit the official store, and a tour of the stadium grounds – a genuine cultural and sporting experience.
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Season Opener
21.08 at home vs Coventry
New This Season
Safe Standing at the Clock End
About the stadium
Emirates Stadium opened in 2006 in north London — a three-tier bowl with 60,704 seats, among the largest in England. Four stands: the North Bank and the Clock End behind the goals — the heart of the atmosphere — and the large East and West stands along the touchlines, whose middle tier is the prestigious Club Level. Fans enter the stadium via the Ken Friar and Danny Fiszman bridges, between the statues of Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp and Tony Adams. Since the summer, around 6,850 rail seats for safe standing have been installed on the lower tier of the Clock End — the biggest change to the matchday experience since the stadium opened. Attendance record: 60,383 vs Wolves, November 2019. And the number one has special meaning this season: in the first 500 matches at the venue, Tottenham won there only twice.
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FAQ
How do you get Arsenal tickets?
Tickets for Arsenal matches at the Emirates are allocated to club members by ballot — there is no open sale. Home tickets are allocated by an official ballot for each match: you register in the registration window (alone or in a group of up to four) and every applicant has an equal chance. Red membership is the open entry gate; Silver level, with much better odds, is only offered as you move up the waiting list. After the ballots, the internal ticket exchange opens between members. The club runs an active war against touts — just last season tens of thousands of accounts were cancelled — and demand is officially described as 'unprecedented'. TikTik obtains tickets for Arsenal matches at the Emirates even without membership, the ballot or the waiting list.
How do you get to Emirates Stadium?
To get to Emirates Stadium by Tube: Arsenal station on the Piccadilly line, a three-minute walk. This station is the closest, but it has no lifts. The recommended, accessible route: Finsbury Park station (Victoria and Piccadilly lines, plus rail) — a ten-minute walk, and the same goes for Highbury & Islington. Important on matchdays: Holloway Road station is exit-only before the match and closed afterwards, and Drayton Park is closed entirely. Coming from the city? King's Cross is the convenient interchange — Piccadilly to Arsenal or Victoria to Finsbury Park. Address: Emirates Stadium, London N7 7AJ.
Is there parking at Emirates Stadium?
There is no parking at Emirates Stadium, and the club says so explicitly. The stadium sits in a residential area with a matchday parking scheme in which only residents with a permit can park on the streets, and any vehicle parked illegally is towed. The parking restrictions are extended on matchdays into the evening, including on weekends. There is no fan car park and no official Park & Ride — public transport is the way, and cyclists have secure parking at Drayton Park and near Finsbury Park station.
How do you get from Israel to an Arsenal match?
For an Arsenal match you fly directly from Tel Aviv to London — about five hours' flight. El Al flies to Heathrow daily and also to Luton, and Wizz Air operates direct routes to Luton and Gatwick. And from Heathrow there's a small piece of magic: the Piccadilly line runs directly from the airport to Arsenal station itself — one train from your suitcase to three minutes from the stadium, about an hour's ride. From Luton: a shuttle to the train station and a train to St Pancras; from Gatwick: a direct train to St Pancras — and from there one stop on the Tube.
Does an Israeli need a visa to fly to the UK for the match?
Not a visa, but yes an entry authorization. Since 8 January 2025, Israeli citizens have been required to have a UK ETA. The cost is £20, it allows multiple entries and is valid for two years or until the passport expires - whichever comes first - and permits a stay of up to 6 months per visit. You apply on the official website or the UK ETA app. The response usually arrives within a day, but you should allow up to three working days, and you must not fly before the authorization has been received by email.
Where should you sit at the Emirates?
At the Emirates the atmosphere is concentrated behind the goals — at the North Bank and the Clock End. The North Bank is the traditional home end, and this season the Clock End sees the new safe-standing section open — the loudest spot in the stadium. For the best view: the center of the East or West Stand, and on the middle tier — the Club Level — you also get premium comfort. Families have a dedicated family area. Away fans sit in the south-east corner. Tip: the club's website has a tool that shows the view from every seat — worth a look before you choose.
What's special about Arsenal's 2026/27 season?
In the 2026/27 season Arsenal are defending the English title — their first in 22 years. They finished last season with 85 points, and it's fittingly their match against Frank Lampard's Coventry, on Friday 21.08, that opens the entire Premier League season. Even before that: the Community Shield against Manchester City in Cardiff. And in the Champions League — a revenge mission after the 2026 final lost to PSG on penalties, with the 2027 final set to be held in Madrid of all places. In the transfer window came Christos Tzolis from Bruges, goalkeeper Ilan Meslier and center-back Piero Hincapié, and the new Clock End will provide the soundtrack.
What's Arsenal's big match of the 2026/27 season?
The North London derby at the Emirates — Arsenal host Tottenham on Saturday 1 May 2027, with Arsenal chasing a fifth straight derby win (kickoff time to be confirmed per broadcast schedules). And before it, a home schedule packed with stars: Chelsea already on 05.09, Manchester City on 28.11, Manchester United on 19.12 and Liverpool on 06.02 — in addition to the Champions League nights of the English champions.
