Emirates Stadium Seating Plan

For the best balanced view, the West Stand Lower Tier long-side blocks at the halfway line (blocks 1, 2, 31 and 32, either side of the tunnel) are ideal — central, close and on Arsenal’s main stand. The Club Level offers the best comfort and central sightlines, while the lowest rows of the Upper Tier give a clean broadcast-angle view.

Away supporters are housed in the south-east corner — lower-tier blocks 20–22, with additional allocation in the upper tier above for bigger games.

The Club Level is the premium middle tier (blocks 41–84), with rows 1–9, padded seats and access to exclusive lounges and restaurants. It has excellent central views and is sold on long-term licences and hospitality packages.

The Upper Tier (blocks 91–134) has the most affordable general seats; the lowest rows give a clean TV-style view while the corners offer a wide panorama of the pitch.

The behind-goal ends — the North Bank and the Clock End — are the most partisan, atmospheric parts of the ground, particularly the lower-tier blocks there.

Yes — wheelchair and amenity seating is available across all levels and all four stands, with companion seats, accessible toilets, Changing Places facilities and audio-descriptive commentary. Book through Arsenal’s access team and register early, as demand is very high for big games.

The Emirates occasionally hosts large concerts and events with an end stage and the pitch as a standing floor. The front pitch standing area and lower-tier blocks facing the stage give the best views; blocks behind the stage are restricted or withheld.

Section numbers at Emirates Stadium follow the seating tiers. Lower Tier (Level 1): Blocks 1–32; Club Level (Level 2): Blocks B41–B84 (premium); Box Level (Level 3): Executive boxes; Upper Tier (Level 4): Blocks 91–134.

Yes. Emirates Stadium's seating plan is split into numbered sections across its tiers (Lower Tier (Level 1) Blocks 1–32; Club Level (Level 2) Blocks B41–B84 (premium); Box Level (Level 3) Executive boxes; Upper Tier (Level 4) Blocks 91–134), with individual seat numbers running within each section. Check the seating plan on this page or the official chart for exact seat numbers.

The best views at Emirates Stadium are from West Stand Lower Tier, long-side at the halfway line (blocks 1, 2, 31 and 32, either side of the tunnel) — Central, side-on and close — the most balanced view of the whole pitch, on Arsenal’s main stand. The weakest are Behind-goal Lower Tier corners: End-on angle makes the far end of the pitch harder to follow than long-side seats. For a seat-by-seat view, see the view-from-seat photos and the seating plan for Emirates Stadium.

Emirates Stadium has a capacity of about 60,704 seats, though the exact number in use varies by event configuration.

For the best view at Emirates Stadium, aim for West Stand Lower Tier, long-side at the halfway line (blocks 1, 2, 31 and 32, either side of the tunnel) (Central, side-on and close — the most balanced view of the whole pitch, on Arsenal’s main stand.); Club Level (blocks 41–84), central (Padded seats, lounge and restaurant access and a clean central sightline — the best all-round comfort and view.). The view is most restricted from Behind-goal Lower Tier corners (End-on angle makes the far end of the pitch harder to follow than long-side seats.).

Emirates Stadium has a fixed roof that covers every seat while the pitch remains open to the sky.

Car parks near Emirates Stadium include ParkBee N7 Hornsey Road - Emirates Stadium, Car Park Parking, YourParkingSpace, Waitrose car park and more. The closest is ParkBee N7 Hornsey Road - Emirates Stadium, about 190 m from the venue. On event days public transport is usually quicker than driving, so check the transport options too.