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Arsenal Hospitality
Arsenal host a variety of hospitality experiences and you can check them out below, with Club Level tickets available through FootyLegend. Other Emirates Stadium hospitality & corporate package options are also listed. Browse our tickets above to check prices and choose your match, or contact us to make any request.
Every hospitality package includes an official premium match ticket on seated at either Club Level or Box Level, inclusive food and complimentary drinks. Facilities open up to two and a half hours before kick-off and stay open up to two hours post-match, allowing you ample time to enjoy the hospitality experience before and after the football.
Club Level
Available directly through FootyLegend.
Club level tickets bring you some of the best and most comfortable seats in the house and come with access to numerous hospitality lounges. There are the 4 corner bars - 49ers, Emirates Lounge, Legends and Champions. The Woolwich restaurant also offers pre-match dining and can be pre-booked online, or check out Dial Square for post-match dining.
What are club level seats?
Club Level seats are all located on their own tier, Club Level tier (between the upper and lower tier) at Emirates Stadium. All hospitality guests enjoy match seats on Club Level as part of their matchday package.
What are club level opening hours?
For weekend matches Club Level typically opens two and a half hours before kick-off. For weekday evening matches, Club Level usually opens at 17:30. The tier and it's lounges are also open for two hours post-match for weekend fixtures and until 23:00 for evening games.
How do I access club level?
Club Level can be accessed by any of the Club Level entrances on podium level on the North, South, East or West of the stadium. Your ticket will contain information on the best way to access your seats.
Executive Box
Available directly through FootyLegend
- please use the contact form to make a request.
The finest way to enjoy an Arsenal match. Experience a unique day at Emirates Stadium in your private Executive Box. On arrival, you'll be welcomed with champagne, you can then savour a delicious street food menu as you unwind before the game. Once kick-off arrives, your match seats are just a few steps away, directly outside your box ensuring a seamless matchday experience. Feel free to stay a while after the game to debrief and enjoy a drink.
When can I head to the box?
You can access your executive box from two and a half hours before kick off to enjoy the food and drink, mingle, and take in the atmosphere. All whilst avoiding the queues. The box is also available post-match for two hours.
Is there a dress code for executive boxes?
Please be advised that smart casual attire is required in Executive Boxes. Sports shorts and sleeves are not acceptable. Please be aware that away colours are not permitted.
How do I access my executive box?
Access points to your Executive Box are at the North, South or East entrances on podium level, the closest access point will be written on your ticket.
More hospitality...
The Heritage - Offers guests the opportunity to appreciate Arsenal's history in The WM, named after the pioneering 3-2-2-3 formation introduced by manager Herbert Chapman and team captain Charlie Buchanan in the '20s. It includes fine dining in the Club Level restaurant, providing the best views of all the action with halfway line seats.
The Avenell - Offers a luxurious hospitality experience in Arsenal's exclusive members-only lounge, The Avenell Club, featuring locally sourced seasonal produce, cocktails mixed to order, and a theatrical countdown to kick-off.
The Foundry -
Includes premium match seats on Club Level, a private table in the exclusive Foundry restaurant, and complimentary drinks throughout matchday, including champagne, beers, wines, house spirits, and soft drinks.
Few better places to experience the drama of the Premier League than the Emirates Stadium
Arsenal FC is a great football club renowned for its rich history. With a proud legacy dating back to 1886, Arsenal has consistently been a force to be reckoned with in English football. The club's attractive, attacking style of play, often dubbed "Wengerball" during Arsène Wenger's tenure made them one of the most exciting football clubs to watch in the world. In the last 20 years the club has been as prone to moments of brilliance as it has to disaster. But Arsenal's list of achievements is long and includes numerous domestic titles, FA Cups, and impressive runs in European competitions. Mikel Arteta's current side has returned Arsenal to it's title challenging days, and right now, there are few better places to experience the drama of the Premier League than the Emirates Stadium.
Capacity
60,260
Location
Islington, North London, England
Home of Arsenal FC
Emirates Stadium is the home ground of Arsenal FC. It has been their primary stadium since 2006 when they moved from their previous home, Highbury.
Welcome to Emirates Stadium
Emirates Stadium is known for its passionate and vocal fanbase, creating an electric atmosphere during Arsenal matches. The "North Bank" and "Clock End" stands house some of the club's most loyal & loud supporters.
The stadium boasts modern facilities, including hospitality suites, executive boxes, and restaurants, offering a range of matchday and corporate experiences for fans.
History of Arsenal FC
Arsenal Football Club, commonly known as Arsenal or the Gunners, has a storied history that dates back to its formation in 1886. The club was founded by workers at the Royal Arsenal armaments factory in Woolwich, London. In its early years, Arsenal played as Dial Square before adopting the name Royal Arsenal and later simply Arsenal.
Arsenal joined the Football League in 1893 and achieved its first major success by winning the FA Cup in 1930. The club then went on to secure five league titles in the 1930s, becoming one of the dominant forces in English football.
In 1913, Arsenal moved from Woolwich to Highbury in North London, where they played for several decades. The iconic Art Deco East and West Stands at Highbury became synonymous with the club.
Arsenal's golden era came in the late 1990s and early 2000s under the management of Arsène Wenger. Wenger revolutionized English football with his innovative tactics and emphasis on nutrition and player development. During this period, Arsenal won three Premier League titles (1997-1998, 2001-2002, 2003-2004), including the famous "Invincibles" season in 2003-2004, where they went unbeaten throughout the entire league campaign.
The club moved to the state-of-the-art Emirates Stadium in 2006, increasing its capacity and financial resources. Despite the transition, Arsenal continued to be a competitive force in English football, securing multiple FA Cups under Wenger's leadership.
Arsenal's rivalry with North London neighbours, Tottenham Hotspur, is one of the most fiercely contested derbies in English football, known as the North London Derby.
Throughout its history, Arsenal has been home to numerous footballing legends, including Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp, Tony Adams, and more recently, players like Mesut Özil and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
While Arsenal has faced periods of transition and rebuilding in recent years, the club remains a significant presence in English football and continues to strive for success in domestic and European competitions. With a passionate fanbase, a commitment to attractive football, and a rich footballing heritage, Arsenal Football Club remains an iconic institution in the world of football.
