Emirates Stadium
Emirates Stadium opened in 2006 when Arsenal moved from their old ground at Highbury, where they had played since 1913. The stadium holds approximately 60,000 spectators, making it one of the larger club grounds in England. It's a modern, purpose-built arena with four covered stands — the North Bank, the Clock End, the East Stand and the West Stand. The roof design means noise stays in reasonably well, and the sightlines from most seats are good. The stadium has a recognisable exterior with bronze statues of former players including Thierry Henry, Tony Adams and Herbert Chapman outside the main entrance. Inside, the matchday atmosphere depends a lot on the fixture — European nights and north London derbies tend to produce the loudest crowds. The stadium also has a museum and offers stadium tours on non-matchdays. The pitch is well maintained and the playing surface is generally considered one of the better ones in the Premier League.
Package trip or tickets
A package trip to Arsenal makes sense if you're travelling from outside London and want to sort everything in one go. Rather than booking flights, a hotel and a match ticket separately through different providers, a travel package bundles these together — and the companies that offer them have done this kind of booking many times, so the logistics tend to be reliable. That said, a package isn't always the right fit. If you already have accommodation sorted or you're combining the match with a longer stay in London, a ticket-only option is probably more practical. The companies listed here cover both approaches, so you can compare what suits your situation. One thing to check when looking at packages is exactly what's included — some cover only hotel and ticket, while others add flights, transfers or extras. More detail on what each package contains is available on the individual seller's page. It's also worth checking the cancellation terms, which can vary significantly between companies.
