Emirates Stadium
Home of Arsenal Football Club
Eventmasters are delighted to offer a wide range of VIP & Corporate Hospitality Packages at Emirates Stadium for major sporting events.
Since 2006, Arsenal has called Emirates Stadium their home. This replaced the previous stadium at Highbury which only had a capacity of 38,419 people. Accomplishing the mission for expansion, Emirates is able to hold 60,260, making it the fourth largest football stadium in England.
Three years after its opening, Arsenal fans requested for the new stadium to undergo a programme of ‘Arsenalisation’. The Gunners felt as though the stadium needed a further injection of Arsenal aesthetics. In a bid to please the fans, white seats were installed in the pattern of the cannon shown in the club’s crest. A shrine was also erected at the front of the stadium, which included every player to have ever played for Arsenal, entitled ‘The Spirit of Highbury’.
Arsenal has proved themselves to be tenacious contenders within the Premier League. The Club has won 13 League titles, 13 FA Cups, 2 League Cups, 15 FA Community Shields, 1 League Centenary Trophy, 1 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup and 1 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup!
Fans can look forward to a matchday experience like no other with VIP and hospitality tickets for the 2025/26 Premier League, FA Cup, Carabao Cup, and UEFA Champions League, as well as other exciting events with Eventmasters at the Emirates Stadium.
Emirates Stadium Hospitality
Eventmasters are delighted to offer amazing hospitality packages at Emirates Stadium. For further details, please click the hospitality button below.
Witnessing The Gunners at the impressive Emirates Stadium is always a thrilling event. Come and enjoy the Premier League, FA Cup, Carabao Cup, and UEFA Champions League fixtures at the Emirates Stadium with our Official Arsenal VIP Hospitality Packages. You will receive outstanding match day tickets to see Arsenal FC in action, combined with a memorable football hospitality experience with our Arsenal Cannon Club Level Seat Experience Package.
Don’t hesitate to purchase your tickets today to watch The Gunners in action! Head over to our hospitality page to discover our range of Arsenal hospitality packages.
Emirates Stadium – Upcoming Fixtures 2025/26
Arsenal v Wolves Premier League 2025/26 Fixture Date – Saturday 13 December 2025 Kick-off – 8pm
Arsenal v Spurs Premier League 2025/26 Fixture Date – Sunday 23 November 2025 Kick-off – 4:30pm
Arsenal v Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League Fixture Date – Wednesday, November 26th 2025 Kick-off – 8pm
Arsenal v Brentford Premier League 2025/26 Fixture Date – Wednesday 3 December 2025 Kick-off – 7:30pm
Travelling to Emirates Stadium
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How do I get to Emirates Stadium by car?
You are recommended not to arrive at the Emirates Stadium by car. Only those with resident permits will be allowed to park on the street. If you have a Blue Badge, you can apply to park in the Emirates Stadium’s car park as long as you have a valid match ticket.
How do I get to Emirates Stadium by tube?
There are three Tube stations located close to the Emirates Stadium. One is ‘Arsenal’ on the Piccadilly Line, just a three-minute walk from the ground. Note that there is no step-free access.
Then there is Finsbury Park, located on the Victoria and Piccadilly Lines as well as via the Great Northern Railway. The station is approximately a 10-minute walk away, and it is wheelchair accessible.
Finally, the Highbury & Islington station (Victoria Line, North London Line and Great Northern Rail) is 10 minutes from the Emirates Stadium. This station is also wheelchair accessible.
How do I get to Emirates Stadium by train?
Two train stations are located close to the Emirates Stadium. One is King’s Cross Station, which connects to the national rail and many underground lines. The Piccadilly Line to Arsenal Station and the Victoria Line to Highbury & Islington Station are available from King’s Cross. This station is also wheelchair accessible. The Overground is another station you can use, with Finsbury Park Station just one stop away.
How do I get to Emirates Stadium by bus?
There are numerous bus stops located near the Emirates Stadium. Such bus stops are located on Holloway Road, Nags Head, Seven Sisters Road, Blackstock Road, and Highbury Corner. ALL Transport for London bus routes is wheelchair accessible, with priority seats also available.
Emirates Stadium FAQs
Where is the Emirates Stadium located?
The address for the Emirates Stadium, the home of Arsenal Football Club, is: Emirates Stadium, London, N7 7AJ.
What is the current capacity of the Emirates Stadium?
Opening in 2006, the iconic Emirates Stadium in North London currently has a matchday capacity of no less than 60,704.
When does the hospitality open at the Emirates Stadium on a matchday?
Our hospitality facilities are open two and a half hours before kick-off on a matchday, allowing you and your guests to enjoy the offerings of both the Cannon Club and Club 1886 before, as well as during, the match.
You will also have ample opportunity to experience hospitality at the Emirates Stadium once the final whistle has been blown, with both of our hospitality facilities on offer closing one hour after the game has ended.
When do your VIP Hospitality Packages offer for Arsenal matches at the Emirates Stadium?
Our Cannon Club Level hospitality offers premium padded seats on Club Level to watch the match, a pre-match food voucher to redeem at club level bar/restaurant, four pre-match drink vouchers to redeem at club level bar, complimentary drink (beer, wine, or soft drink) at half time, as well as a match programme, a museum tour voucher (available on matchdays), and a £5 merchandise discount with a printed ticket for use in the club shop and kiosks.
As for our Club 1886 Hospitality Package, it offers premium match seats behind the goal or corner, private lounge access in Dial Square Gallery, a three-course plated buffet, complimentary beers, wines, and soft drinks, as well as casual unreserved seating, a selection of refreshments at half-time and full-time, and a matchday programme.
Is car parking available at the Emirates Stadium?
It is strongly advised that you do not drive to the Emirates Stadium. With the ground situated in a mainly residential area, only car owners with resident permits are allowed to park on the street in designated areas.
Blue Badge holders can park in a car park at the Emirates Stadium on a matchday – you will need to apply to do so whilst in possession of your valid match ticket and your current Blue Badge as well. There are a total of 100 accessible parking spaces located at the Emirates Stadium.
Where are the nearest underground/train stations to the Emirates Stadium?
There are a vast number of stations situated near the Emirates Stadium in North London, serving both rail and underground users.
Arsenal Station, which is on the Picadilly Line, is located less than half a mile away from the Emirates Stadium itself, meaning a walk from that station to the ground isn’t likely to take long. Finsbury Park, which is served by the Victoria and Piccadilly Lines (as well as Great Northern Rail), is just a 10-minute walk away and is also wheelchair accessible.
Highbury & Islington Station is also nearby, a ten-minute walk from the ground. It is on the Victoria and Mildmay Lines and is available via Great Northern Rail. This station is also wheelchair accessible.
You can take a train to King’s Cross Station, and from there you can travel to the Emirates Stadium via the Piccadilly (Arsenal Station) or the Victoria Line (Highbury & Islington). King’s Cross is also wheelchair accessible.
Alternatively, on the Overground, a one-stop rail journey will take you from King’s Cross to Finsbury Park Station, which is less than a mile’s walk away from the stadium itself.
What accessibility features are available at the Emirates Stadium?
The Emirates Stadium features several accessibility options. There are about 241 wheelchair accessible seats that are found across the lower and upper tiers, as well as at club level. Additionally, there are nine wheelchair-accessible lifts for all levels, while there is also level access to the following turnstiles: A, D, E, H, J, K, M, N & S.
There are also accessible toilets, a disabled supporters’ lounge, accessible car parking, audio descriptive commentary, audio matchday programmes, and BSL (British Sign Language) Services.
I have booked hospitality for an Arsenal match at the Emirates. When can I expect to receive my ticket(s)?
If you have booked your VIP Hospitality tickets for an Arsenal match at the Emirates Stadium, you can expect to receive your e-ticket(s) via e-mail within a few days of the fixture.
How can I contact Eventmasters about hospitality at the Emirates Stadium?
If you would like to contact us at Eventmasters regarding hospitality at the Emirates Stadium, you can either fill in the enquiry form at the bottom of this page or call us on 020 7989 6500 to speak with our dedicated sales team.
More about Emirates Stadium
History of the stadium
The initial home for the club was Arsenal Stadium but, due to its location, was often simply known as Highbury. The stadium opened on 6th September 1913 but, despite two renovations, the club eventually outgrew the venue and headed over to the new Emirates stadium in 2006. The beloved Highbury was eventually converted into flats and is now known as Highbury Square.
Arsenal actually won the First Divison and the Premier League 13 times and the FA Cup 10 times. Back in the 2003/04 season, The Gunners broke the record for the longest unbeaten run in all of the competitions over a season of 38 games! After this, they were known as ‘The Invincibles’.
They are also the only football club that has gone the longest in the Premier League season without being relegated! The club was last relegated back in WW1 over 90 years ago.
Facilities and structure
The Emirates Stadium is called a modern ‘bowl’ and this means that each of the stands in the stadium has the same amount of tiers. The four stands in the stadium are called The North Bank, East Stand, The Clock End (Stand) and The West Stand. The stadium was made into a compact ‘bowl’ shape due to the location of the ground. The stadium is located in a residential area which becomes very overcrowded when match days are taking place due to the club’s popularity. The design of the stadium ensures that it can meet capacity demands, Arsenals aim was to build a modern stadium with modern facilities.
Other events
The stadium has been used for a number of uses other than sport. In 2008, the stadium played host to a summit between Gordon Brown and Nicolas Sarkozy. Furthermore, the venue has also hosted several concerts, including Bruce Springsteen, Arctic Monkeys Green Day and Coldplay.
X-Factor and Britain’s Got Talent have both held auditions at the stadium.
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Corporate hospitality
Emirates Stadium is a fantastic venue for witnessing top quality football and ensuring your guests experience the game in style.
Eventmasters proudly offer VIP tickets for Arsenal fixtures as well as the finest hospitality packages. Take a look at the 2025/26 Arsenal hospitality page now.
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