Emirates Stadium Tours and Tickets

The Emirates Stadium tour lasts around one hour, though you can take things at your own pace. Your tour also includes entry to the Arsenal Museum, which takes around 30 minutes to explore in-depth. A Legend tour (where you explore with a former player) might take longer.

On a tour of the Emirates Stadium, you'll get behind-the-scenes access to the home and away dressing rooms, media areas, flash interview rooms, the pitchside and home dugouts, and the director's box. You'll also get access to the Arsenal Museum and enjoy recorded audio commentary from a former Arsenal player.

Emirates Stadium tours run seven days a week from morning until early evening—on Sundays, they start and finish an hour later and earlier. Tours also run on matchdays, but you must select a special tour. The available dates for legend tours are on the Emirates Stadium website.

You don’t need to arrive at a specific time slot for your stadium tour—your tickets are valid for three months from the date you booked them, and you can take a self-guided tour within the stadium opening hours. The last entry is an hour before closing time.

Yes, you are encouraged to take photos during your tour of the Emirates Stadium. The tour is self-guided, so you can explore at your own pace and stop for as many photos as you like. If you're taking a Legends tour, you have time at the end for pictures with your former player guide.

Yes, the Emirates Stadium tour is accessible—you can take a lift to all levels of the stadium, and you’ll also be able to buy tickets at discounted rates if you’re disabled. There are also accessible toilets and disabled parking facilities.