How to buy Arsenal 2026/27 tickets: Champions League fixtures, where to buy tickets & season ticket information

If you're looking to buy Arsenal tickets for the 2026/27 season, you can use the links below to secure tickets and packages.

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Upcoming Arsenal 2026/27 fixtures and tickets

How to buy Arsenal Premier League tickets?

Ticketing options for the remainder of the 2025-26 season are extremely limited due to Arsenal's league position.

Individual match passes are sold via the official portal, but demand has seen almost every fixture sell out within minutes of the Red Member ballot opening.

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The main ways to secure a ticket now are:

• The Official Ticket Exchange: This is the most reliable way for members to find face-value tickets returned by season ticket holders. With the title race heating up, fans are encouraged to check this daily.
• Red Member Ballots: Arsenal continues to operate a ballot system for the remaining home fixtures against Bournemouth, Newcastle, and Fulham. Successful applicants can buy at face value.
• Secondary retailers: With official channels exhausted, platforms like StubHub offer a way to attend these historic closing matches.

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How much are Arsenal Premier League tickets?

As defending champions, ticketing options for Arsenal's home fixtures remain in extremely high demand. For fans hoping to catch Arsenal in Premier League action at the Emirates Stadium, the price of a ticket can vary significantly depending on the purchasing method, the opponent, and the seat location.

The easiest way to purchase a Premier League ticket is to go through the official Arsenal club ticket portal. However, these are almost exclusively available to official Arsenal members and are very rare. The club operates a tiered pricing system based on the opposition, categorised as A, B, and C, with Category A matches being the most expensive.

The average prices for official adult tickets, when purchased through the members' ballot or the club's official Ticket Exchange, generally fall within the following ranges:

• Category C Matches (Lower demand opponents): £35 - £55
• Category B Matches (Mid-tier opponents): £45 - £75
• Category A Matches (Top-tier opponents, e.g., Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur): £65 - £120+

It's important to note that tickets sold on the Arsenal Ticket Exchange, the club's official resale platform for members, are always sold at face value. This means a season ticket holder or a member who can no longer attend a match can sell their ticket to another member for the original price they paid.

The secondary market is a common alternative to secure Arsenal tickets. Prices on these platforms, like StubHub, are dictated by demand and can fluctuate significantly in the lead-up to a match.

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How to buy Arsenal season tickets?

An Arsenal season ticket is the only guaranteed way to ensure you can be there for every home game at the Emirates Stadium during a Premier League season. It guarantees you a reserved seat and a spot in the stands for all the action.

Do note, however, that season tickets are not available to prospective new buyers at this given moment. Those who wish to obtain one must sign up for the club’s waiting list, where they will be informed as and when availability arises for purchases. You can also check out the latest season ticket prices on the Arsenal website.

Everything you need to know about Emirates Stadium

Arsenal have called the Emirates Stadium home since it opened on July 22, 2006, with a testimonial match for club legend Dennis Bergkamp. The move ended more than 90 years at Highbury, Arsenal's home since 1913, which was eventually constrained to a capacity of just under 39,000 by the listed Art Deco stands and surrounding residential streets, with no realistic room to expand.

The Emirates was built on a redeveloped industrial site at Ashburton Grove in Holloway, north London, at a cost of around £390 million, and was designed by HOK Sport, now known as Populous. With a current capacity of 60,704, it is the third-largest club stadium in England behind Old Trafford and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and the biggest Premier League ground in London outside of Wembley. The record attendance stands at 60,383, set during a match against Wolverhampton Wanderers in November 2019. Arsenal's women's team also made the Emirates their permanent home from the 2024/25 season onwards.

Expansion has been a recurring topic since the stadium opened, and that conversation has grown louder following Arsenal's title win and Champions League final run in 2025/26. The club has reportedly held talks with Populous, the original architects, about potentially increasing capacity beyond 70,000, though no firm plans, planning permission, or timeline have been confirmed, and some reports suggest a more modest increase of around 5,000 seats aimed at additional hospitality space is the more realistic outcome. Fans should not expect any changes to matchday capacity for the 2026/27 season.

The stadium is well served by public transport, with Arsenal underground station on the Piccadilly line sitting just a short walk away, alongside nearby Finsbury Park and Drayton Park stations. Given the volume of fans travelling on matchday, arriving in good time is recommended.

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