Emirates Stadium (Arsenal) Reviews

When Arsenal decided that they were going to leave their old stadium 'Highbury', it was a sad moment. And yet it was a sign of huge intent by one of England's most famous and well established clubs. The classy looking new Emirates stadium is modern, crisp, architecturally brilliant and houses up to 60,000 people. The seating is spacious throughout ...  Read the complete review

The Emirates Stadium is Arsenal FC's new(ish) home replacing the previous Highbury one. The stadium came into use in the 2006-7 season and is situated just a short walk from where the Highbury stadium was. The stadium is an impressive site and most of the outside is made of glass allowing you to see into the various hospitality lounges ...  Read the complete review

The Emirates Stadium is immense in size, stature and structure, and is a credit to modern architecture as it is one of the most spectacular sights you will have seen as a football fan. It seems to suit Arsenal now they are an established force, and their ever-persistent dream to become the Kings of European football. However on my only visit to ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~ INTRODUCTION ~~~~~~~~~~ Three years ago, Arsenal FC left their hallowed Highbury home of 93 years and moved across the road into a brand new, state of the art stadium at Ashburton Grove. In keeping with the modern trend for selling naming rights, Arsenal did a £100m deal with Emirates Airlines in October 2004, ...  Read the complete review

The Emirates stadium is a fantastic structure and i'm sure the designers have been given a lot of well deserved credit. However, in my opinion this sort of stadium isn't for football but unfortunately a lot of modern day football grounds are going to be reminiscent on this bowl shaped style. I went to the Emirates as an away fan for an ...  Read the complete review

The emirates Stadium, Finally a club of arsenals calibre have a stadium they can be proud of. The Architecture of this stadium is quite special. The ticket prices expectidley are quite high. But this is expected as you pay for not only the quality of the football but the quality of the stadium you are in. With a regular crowd of around 60,000 the ...  Read the complete review

Me and my Dad went to the Emirates stadium for the champions league quarter final between Arsenal and Liverpool in 2008. From the outside the stadium is VERY impressive, especially going past it on the train towards Kings Cross, it stands above the rest of the scenery imperiously, and has a special aura about it. The tube was very easy to ...  Read the complete review

I visited this stadium last year for a friendly between Brazil and Sweden. The Emirates stadium is the newest Stadium of Arsenal Football club and was completed in 2006. It has a capacity of around 60,000 specatators and is located in Holloway, Islington and is not too far away from Arsenal's old stadium, Highbury. The nearest stations ...  Read the complete review

*Introduction* The Emirates stadium is truly amazing. I absolutely love going to watch the mighty Arsenal play in this magnificent stadium. My first visit to the stadium wasn't a successful one for Arsenal as despite winning against PSV 2-1, we were knocked out of the Champions League. I have since been several times and my next visit ...  Read the complete review

The emirates stadium is the greatest footballing arena in the UK. Every week its packed out to capacity of 60,000, and watching a game there will always keep the fans off their seats with packed goal mouth action and late drama. Wherever you sit in the stadium you get a perfect view of the whole pitch and all the major action. You will not miss a ...  Read the complete review

Last night my boyfriend had managed to score two tickets to watch Arsenal play adutch team called Twente in the Champions League so I got to visit the new Arsenal football ground for the first time as his mate he usually goes with could not go. Not a big football fan myself but I do enjoy a live game very occasionally and at least at this time of ...  Read the complete review

A few weeks ago i was lucky enough to get tickets for a friendly match between Brazil and Sweden at the new Arsenal stadium, the Emirates at Ashburton Grove. I was dumbstruck when i saw the ground for the first time, as you walk from the exit of Arsenal tube station you slowly see the ground which appears from over the top of the surrounding ...  Read the complete review

Yesterday I went to my first ever footie match at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium to watch 2 matches, first Valencia vs Inter Milan, the second was Arsenal vs Paris St Germain. An excellent day, first match started 2.00 second 4.00, was home by 7.30. Ticket cost: £25 for both matches worth it? definitely, this was an experience I ...  Read the complete review

When the significant other offerred me the chance a couple of weeks ago to go with him to see Arsenal play against Charlton at the new stadium he had been prattling on about for the last eighteen months I though why not as I had nothing planned for that weekend, I was less impressed when I discovered that actually it was a mid week game and I ...  Read the complete review

I can’t honestly say that I am the biggest football fan in the world, but since my friend had a spare ticket he insisted I accompany him last weekend to the Emirates Stadium in London. I had never previously been to a live football match before and for that reason I wasn’t sure what exactly to expect. But when I entered the newly build ...  Read the complete review

Saturday 22nd July saw over 50,000 Arsenal fans and a few fans of Ajax attending the opening of a new place in which to worship the best football the Premiership has to offer. The Emirates Stadium is a new 60,000 seater stadium that was built on time and within budget in the heart of London, Wembley take note, and whilst the name may be a ...  Read the complete review