England · FOOTBALL STADIUM TOURS
Tunnel, dressing room, dugout, trophy room, in that order at every ground. The 13 below compare what each club opens up, whether a museum ticket is included, and the match days that close the tour.
Spend about 75 minutes behind the scenes at Etihad Stadium with guides such as Martin, Hannah, Tim, and Gary. See the home and away dressing rooms, walk the players’ tunnel, sit in Pep Guardiola’s dugout seat, explore holograms, and question a virtual Pep in the press room.
“How the tour staff Paul and Dave looked after our grandson during the tour The tour itself was very interesting even to none football fans.”
You’ll tour Stamford Bridge with a Chelsea guide, visiting the home and away dressing rooms, press room, tunnel, dugouts, stands, and museum. Expect about 60 minutes on the stadium route, plus museum time. Guides such as Michael, Alan, Mary, Mandy, and Roy have earned praise for their warmth and club knowledge.
“Very good,guide was great,esp me being a Chelsea fan.Museum is very good also,with all the trophies and history”
See Anfield from the Main Stand and The Kop, pass beneath the This Is Anfield sign, visit the Home Team dressing room and Press Room, and pause in Klopp’s dugout seat. Your ticket also covers The Liverpool FC Story museum. The tour lasts about 90 minutes and uses an audio guide with staff posted along the route.
“Sorry to say I am not a soccer fan. However, the stadium tour was so impressive I am going to start following Liverpool FC!”
Follow the player route through Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with a multimedia device, visiting First Team facilities, both locker rooms, media areas, premium spaces, the tunnel, and pitchside. Staff such as Georgia, Connor, Coach Larry, and Harvey may add live insight. Allow up to 90 minutes, or longer if you stop for photos.
“I have a teenager spurs fan and this stadium tour was amazing! It was self guided which was fine with us because we had the flexibility to take the pictures we wanted without feeling rushed. FYI- If you have a spurs fan it is really difficult to get the tour done in under 2 hours.”
Explore Wembley Stadium in English with guides such as Jason, Richard, Chris, and Cockney Mike. See the dressing rooms, Players’ Tunnel, pitch side, Press Conference Room, Royal Box, Crossbar Exhibition, and Walk of Legends. The guided tour lasts about 90 minutes, but allow two hours for the full visit.
“Very well organised trip. Great to see behind the scenes of the National Stadium. Excellent communication”
At Anfield Stadium, you’ll receive hands-on safety instruction before abseiling over 100 feet down the Main Stand. Chris, Steff, or Katie may guide you through the descent. Afterward, explore the relaunch LFC Museum, including six European trophies, club memorabilia, and a tribute to Jürgen Klopp. The full experience takes about an hour.
“Very well run, professional. Crew was excellent. Made sure safety was first while enjoying the experience.”
Walk through Emirates Stadium with a self-guided audio tour in nine languages. Visit the players’ entrance, dressing rooms, tunnel, dugouts, pitchside areas, manager’s office, and Arsenal Museum, where club artifacts include famous shirts and boots. Allow 90 minutes to two hours.
“Hearing the history of the team. Touring the different areas including the team areas. Seeing the time capsule and the current team picture.”
Spend matchday at Stamford Bridge with Chelsea FC. Your package includes pre-match dining in the 55 Restaurant or Mears Suite, beer, wine, soft drinks, a programme, and seats in the West Stand Lower Tier near the penalty box. E-tickets arrive 3 to 5 days before the match, and the suite opens two hours before kick-off.
“Great hospitality package. Post match drinks could have been in a little nicer setting like they were a few years ago.”
Explore West Ham United’s London Stadium with a private group and choose from four tour styles, including options with former player Tony Gale. Expect the directors’ lounge, pitchside views, players’ tunnel, football changing rooms, Olympic details, and unusual Major League Baseball spaces. Private transport is included, but stadium admission costs extra.
“Excellent behind the scenes tour of all the areas you would expect including some you don’t e.g. The Major League Baseball changing rooms. Pleanty of opportunities for photos in all of the locations and out guide was knowledgable, funny and a great host. A must do for any west hame fan - tour say it is 75 mins but we were in there die 2 hours, excellent experience.”
Spend four hours with a Liverpool guide exploring the cathedral, Everton Park, Anfield’s exterior, and the city’s oldest pub. You’ll ride in a private vehicle, eat a hot sandwich with fries, then finish with a local beer flight and pizza at a brewery. Darren is one of the named hosts associated with the experience.
“What a wonderful afternoon with Darren and some great people we were lucky enough to share our tour with.”
Ride with guides including Kyle, Cayl, or Phil on a three-hour e-bike tour from Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle to Anfield and Goodison Park. You’ll pass both cathedrals, Everton Park, Stanley Park, the docks, Royal Albert Dock, and the Three Graces. The tour suits football fans who can ride comfortably in traffic.
“Cayl was a great guide! He is a very kind person with a positive mindset. Due to the Liverpool-Stadium-Tour we are even greater fans of the City of Liverpool (and the L.F.C. 😀)...”
At Anfield, you can explore Liverpool FC’s museum at your own pace across nine themed spaces. See the club’s major trophies together, including all six European Cups, follow the evolution of its crest and shirts, and look for a limited-time Jürgen Klopp tribute. This ticket does not include the stadium tour.
“Awesome, unbelievable what you see amazing such an array of memories worth every penny, so much to take in. Staff great.”
Spend about three hours with a Liverpool football enthusiast such as Peter, visiting Anfield, the Lock-Up at Everton Park, and places tied to Liverpool F.C. and Everton F.C. Expect a private, flexible walk with local stories, possible public transport or Uber costs, and no guaranteed stadium access.
“So this would have been a 5 star review if we would have had the opportunity to actually tour the stadium. Now I know that's nobody's fault but our own due to the date that we scheduled our walking tour but nonetheless, I do believe some improvements could be made to the booking details and / or possible updates. For example: Yes, our guide, Peter, did communicate with me and let me know that due to a Bruce Springsteen concert happening at Anfield we would not be able to tour the grounds, but even the team shop at the stadium was closed. I think this was a bit much. Also…”
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