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Getting your hands on Arsenal home game tickets can be difficult, as they quickly sell out due to extremely high demand. Similarly, Arsenal away tickets are hard to obtain, since most are reserved for home fans.

You can buy Arsenal tickets for both home and away matches using the links below from our trusted retailers.

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How to Buy Arsenal Tickets: Home and Away

It's easy to buy Arsenal tickets with Ticket Compare. Simply use the table above to select a match, then compare prices from trusted sellers. Buying tickets for any Premier League team is generally not easy. The below answers frequently answered questions about how to buy Arsenal tickets.

FAQ

How Much are Arsenal tickets?

Arsenal tickets can vary depending on the opponents, the date of the match, and the stadium. Tickets can go from around £55 (for the Carabao Cup) to £150 (for the FA Cup and Champions League).

These tickets are difficult to secure, even with a membership. Ticket Compare can ensure you get the tickets to your chosen game and avoid disappointment.

How Much is an Arsenal Season Ticket?

Season ticket prices vary. They go from £1,219 to £1,268 if Arsenal are in the UEFA Champions League. If Arsenal are not in Europe, the average General Admission season ticket price will be £1,050.

Can You Get Arsenal Tickets Without Membership?

It is unlikely you’ll be able to secure an Arsenal ticket if you don’t have a membership, and even if you are a member, there are no guarantees. You can get hold of match-day tickets on Ticket Compare.

Membership for Arsenal is £34, but does not guarantee you tickets.

About Arsenal

Arsenal FC is an English football club based in Holloway, North London. The club, founded in 1886 as Dial Square, became known as Arsenal in 1893.

Arsenal is one of only four clubs which have never been relegated from the Premier League and one of only two teams that have never been out of the top flight of English football since its foundation in 1888.

Stadium information

The Emirates Stadium is located in Holloway, London, England. With a capacity of 60,260 it is the fourth-largest football stadium in England. The only bigger stadiums are Wembley, Old Trafford, and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

The address is Hornsey Rd, London N7 7AJ.

Honours and trophies

Arsenal’s major honours include 13 league trophies, 14 FA Cups, 2 League Cup trophies, 1 Cup Winner’s Cup, and 1 European League trophy. They hold more FA Cups than any other team.

Team information

Arsenal have had some of the best players in Premier League history. From Thierry Henry to Dennis Bergkamp, these players have lit up the pitch and entertained fans all over the world. Each of these players has brought something special to the club and helped make Arsenal one of the most successful teams in England.

Henry is easily one of the best players to ever wear an Arsenal shirt. He is the club's all-time leading scorer and was part of two Premier League-winning teams. He was also voted Footballer of the Year three times and is considered one of the best strikers in world football.

Bergkamp is another Arsenal legend. He scored 120 goals for the club and was part of three Premier League-winning sides. He is also considered one of the greatest players ever to play in England and was named Footballer of the Year in 2002.

Rivalries

Arsenal's biggest rival is without doubt Tottenham Hotspur. The two clubs are based just a few miles from each other in North London, and the intense competition between them has created one of the fiercest rivalries in English football. The two teams have met more than 200 times, and the fixtures between them are always eagerly anticipated by fans of both clubs.

The rivalry began back in 1909, when Tottenham were formed as a result of a merger between two other North London clubs. Arsenal were already well-established by this time, and the new club quickly became their biggest rivals. The first meeting between the two sides ended in a 2-2 draw, and since then they have played out some memorable contests.

One of the most notable matches came in 1991, when Arsenal staged a dramatic comeback to win 5-4 after being 4-0 down at half-time.