Ticket options and pricing
Arsenal’s surge up the table has pushed demand, and fans are already asking the same thing: how do I get in, and where should I sit? For the meetings with West Ham Women this season, there are two clear routes—premium Club Level at the Emirates Stadium or more affordable unreserved standing in the Away Terrace.
Club Level seats are priced at £24 plus a £1.20 booking fee, bringing each ticket to £25.20. These are premium seats with access via the Club Level entrance and hospitality on site, so you can settle in early, grab a bite, and watch the warm-ups from a great vantage point. If you’re taking a guest or marking a special occasion, it’s the calm, comfortable way to see a big game.
On the value end, unreserved standing in the Away Terrace is £12 for adults and £6 for under-18s. It’s first-come, first-serve on positioning, so the earlier you arrive, the better your view. The trade-off is obvious: less frill, more atmosphere, and usually the loudest singing section. Families and neutral fans often weigh this up against the more structured seating options at the Emirates.
All tickets are issued electronically, which speeds up entry and reduces the risk of anything going missing in the post. The club also lists free standard delivery among ticket options, but e-tickets are the default for most fixtures. As ever, dates and kick-off times can shift due to broadcast picks or competition clashes, so double-check your match information in the week leading up to the game.
Buying through official channels is the smart play, especially with popular fixtures. Premium areas at the Emirates tend to go first, and London derbies draw in neutrals as well as diehards. If you’re going for concessions (like under-18 pricing), bring photo ID in case stewards ask to verify age at the turnstiles.
Matchday basics still apply: add your ticket to your phone wallet in advance, keep a backup PDF, and arrive early to ease security checks. If you need accessible seating, the club’s ticketing team can advise on step-free routes and companion tickets. Printing an e-ticket at home is usually fine if your phone battery is a worry, but always follow the instructions on your booking confirmation.
- Arsenal Women tickets: Club Level £25.20 (including fee); Away Terrace standing £12 adults, £6 under-18s.
- Delivery: e-tickets as standard; free standard delivery option listed by the club.
- Entry: Club Level entrance for premium seats; unreserved standing for Away Terrace.
- Tip: High-demand games can sell out—buy early and re-check kick-off time before you travel.
Recent meetings and what to expect
Form matters, and this rivalry has had two clear markers already. In pre-season, Arsenal beat West Ham 2-0 at Mangata Developments Stadium Meadow Park on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, with a 7pm BST kick-off. It was a tidy run-out and a sign that Arsenal’s summer work had clicked early, especially in wide areas and off-the-ball pressing.
The real statement came in the Barclays Women’s Super League on September 12, 2025. Arsenal thumped West Ham 5-1 after going behind, a comeback that turned the match into a showcase of finishing and set-piece pressure. The goals came from Freda Leonardson, Stina Blackenos, Caitlyn Ford, and a brace from Alessia Russo, who also converted a penalty. That result took Arsenal to the top of the WSL table and put more heat on ticket demand for the next meeting.
What does that mean for your seat choice? If you want the best view of Arsenal’s build-up play and rotations, Club Level at the Emirates gives you the angles to track the midfield movement. If you live for noise and reaction—the gasp after a near miss, the roar after a turnover—the Away Terrace is where the energy spikes.
Broadcast selections often move kick-off times, and that’s where the headaches start for fans. Trains, work schedules, and family plans get tighter when a Sunday afternoon becomes a late evening slot. The club flags “date and time subject to confirmation” for a reason, so keep notifications on and aim to book travel with flexible terms when possible.
Looking ahead, more Arsenal–West Ham fixtures are expected across the season, with tickets available via official sales windows. Early access periods can go to members first, but once general sale opens, the pace can be quick, especially after big wins. Put simply: as Arsenal stack results, the queue moves faster.
If you’re bringing kids or first-timers, plan your trip in three steps: buy early, arrive early, and aim for sightlines that match their height and comfort. If it’s your first time at the Emirates for a women’s game, note the Club Level entrance for premium seats and follow the signage once inside. At Meadow Park, arrivals tend to bunch within 30 minutes of kick-off; getting there sooner makes a big difference to where you end up standing in unreserved areas.
Whether you go premium or terrace, the essentials hold: secure your tickets through official channels, keep your e-ticket accessible, check your kick-off time the day before, and be ready for a match that usually delivers goals. Arsenal’s recent form suggests chances will come in waves, and West Ham have enough bite to make it interesting—exactly the kind of fixture that sells out fast.