Arsenal tickets 2026/27

Join as a member

Every club route starts with membership. Red Membership, for adults aged 18 and over, costs £38 a season; Silver Members rank above Red and are balloted first. Read our Arsenal membership guide before you join.

Apply in the ballot for each match

Each men's home game has its own members' ballot. Silver Members are drawn first, then Red Members, and successful applicants are charged automatically at the advertised member price. The club's published success rates for 2026/27 so far run from 24% to 58% for Silver and from 5% to 12% for Red, so a Red Member should expect to miss out more often than not.

Use the Ticket Exchange if you miss out

Unsuccessful applicants get first access to the official Ticket Exchange, Silver before Red, where season ticket holders and other members resell full-price tickets. It may open to the wider membership match by match, and it closes three hours before kick-off. For Real Madrid on 9 December it is already open to members who missed out; for Bournemouth it follows the ballot results, which were due by 27 October. More in our Arsenal Ticket Exchange guide.

Match categories and prices

Adult member prices for 2026/27 start at £78 in Category A, £61.20 in B+, £44.80 in B and £31.80 in C. An A+ band, from £90, applies only if Arsenal reach a Champions League quarter-final or semi-final. Among the games listed here, Manchester City, Real Madrid and Manchester United are Category A, Borussia Dortmund and Bournemouth Category B, and Ipswich Category C; the rest had not been categorised by 20 October.

No general sale, hospitality apart

Arsenal hold no general sale for men's home matches. Matchday hospitality is sold separately by the club, in Club Level, the Diamond Club and the executive boxes, with seasonal dining in The WM and The Avenell Club.

With no general sale, non-members turn to the resale market, and the opponent sets the level. The north London derby against Tottenham and the Champions League visit of Real Madrid sit at the top of the season, with the visit of Nottingham Forest in May close behind for now, then Manchester United, Liverpool and Manchester City. The Champions League night against Sabah and the visits of Brentford, Crystal Palace and Bournemouth are at the lower end: set Arsenal v Crystal Palace tickets beside a Category A game and the gap is plain.

Within a match, listings nearly always start in the upper tier behind a goal ("Shortside Upper Tier" on Hellotickets, the top of the North Bank or the Clock End). The lower tier behind the goal and the upper tier along the touchline ("Longside") come next. Central seats near the halfway line, especially low down, sit near the top of each match's range, and hospitality packages are listed apart.

Sellers set their own prices, which are usually well above the member price, and the final price is shown before you pay.

The Emirates Stadium in Holloway, north London, opened in 2006 and seats 60,704; in UEFA competitions it is called Arsenal Stadium. It has four stands:

• North Bank, behind the north goal: the home end, with standing rails due in its lower tier from 2027/28.
• Clock End, behind the south goal and named after the clock above it: licensed standing in the lower tier from 2026/27, and the away section in its south-east corner.
• East Stand, along the east touchline: lower tier, Club Level, box level and upper tier.
• West Stand, the main side: players' tunnel, Directors' Box and Diamond Club, with The Armoury shop and the ticket office on that side.

Lower-tier blocks are numbered 1 to 32, Club Level B41 to B84 and the upper tier 91 to 134; the Emirates Stadium seating plan maps each block.

Arsenal station, on the Piccadilly line, is about three minutes' walk but has no step-free access; Finsbury Park and Highbury & Islington are around ten minutes away and wheelchair accessible. Holloway Road is exit-only before kick-off and closed for up to two hours after the match, and Drayton Park shuts on matchdays. The ground is cashless, bags larger than A4 are refused (luggage storage is at King's Cross), and club tickets sit in the Ticket Hub of the Arsenal App.

Visiting supporters at the Emirates are housed in the green quadrant, the south-east corner beside the Clock End, and enter through turnstiles K and L. The standard section is the lower tier of that corner; for domestic cup ties it can be extended behind the south goal and into the upper tier, up to 9,000 fans.

If you support Arsenal and buy on the resale market, a seat in that corner is not a home-end view. Aim for the North Bank, the Clock End away from the corner, or the East and West Stands instead.