Last updated on October 18th, 2023 at 06:02 pm
Emirates Stadium (Arsenal Emirates Stadium) is home to the Arsenal Football Club, which is part of the English Premier League. The address of the venue is at Hornsey Rd, London N7 7AJ, United Kingdom. Outside of hosting football matches, Emirates Stadium hosts numerous concerts and events year-round for fans in Central London and beyond to enjoy.
Here is the complete guide to Emirates Stadium parking for your next game or event!
How Much is Parking for Arsenal F.C.?
Unofficial parking spaces and parking garages near the venue will vary in pricing due to availability, supply and demand, and what the event is at Emirates Stadium. Regardless, fans can expect to pay around £22 or more for matchday parking. Fans can find cheaper matchday parking the further they park from the Premier League stadium if they are willing to walk the distance.
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Also, the stadium has many parking restrictions on the street so as not to disturb the community. Make sure you read any parking restriction signs if you choose to do street parking so you don’t get your car towed.
Emirates Stadium Accessible Parking Options
According to the official policy page for Arsenal, there are 100 blue badge parking spaces for fans to use who need that assistance. Blue Badge holders should check out the official policy page to learn more about the car park option.
Is there Tailgating / Meetups Before a Match?
The Arsenal Supporters are some of the loudest and most passionate in the English Premier League. Some of these fans head to some of the venues’ pubs to pregame before a game. Some places with Arsenal supporters include The Tollington Arms, The Coronet, and Westerns Laundry, all near the arena.
As a note, fans can’t bring alcohol or glassware into the arena.
Also, be sure to visit the Emirates Stadium Food guide to see what is at the venue!
Should I Take Public Transport to the Football Stadium?
Fans taking the Piccadilly Line tube can get off at the Arsenal station, which is a short walk to the arena. Fans can use Finsbury Park tube station and Highbury & Islington station, depending on where you are coming from initially, since those areas are also about a 10-minute walk to the arena. Finally, fans getting into Kings Cross via the national train line can quickly transfer to the Piccadilly Line to get to the stadium.
Taking the bus is another easy and convenient way to get to and from the arena. Depending on where you are coming from, you can use bus lines 19, 29, 43, 253, 263, and 271.
Finally, taking your bicycle to and from the arena tends to be very popular with fans living near the arena. Since the stadium is in central London, there is a limit to the number of parking spaces and street parking options around the stadium, so biking might be the quickest way to and from the arena, especially when there are road closures around the venue.
Greg Kristan, owner of The Stadium Reviews, LLC and TM Blast, LLC, brings his extensive experience visiting over half of the MLB ballparks, along with numerous MLS, NHL, NBA, and NFL venues, to provide in-depth coverage on the bag policy, food options, and parking. He has also been interviewed about his experiences on several sports podcasts.