West Ham United v Stoke City
28 November 2026, 15:00Academy Lounge
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Premium padded West Stand seat (Block 207–209) with Academy Lounge access
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Complimentary half-time drink and a matchday programme
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Food and drinks available to purchase inside the lounge
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No dress code, no away colours, home supporters only
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Children, families and groups welcome
Tickets are located in Home supporters areas. Any guests seen to be openly supporting the opposition are liable to be refused entry or ejected from the stadium without compensation
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TICKET INFORMATION
Welcome to a first-class football experience with our West Ham United hospitality tickets! As an authorised provider of exclusive matchday experiences, we take pride in offering fans the chance to enjoy the electric atmosphere of London Stadium in unparalleled style. Immerse yourself in the excitement of West Ham United home matches while enjoying premium padded seating and the comfort of the Academy Lounge. Our commitment is to deliver genuine and unforgettable experiences, ensuring you create lasting memories as you cheer on the Hammers. Join us for a remarkable blend of comfort and football passion!
STADIUM & INFORMATION
Getting to London Stadium, the home of West Ham United in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, is quick and easy thanks to excellent public transport links. Here’s a brief guide on how to get there:
1. By Tube & Train:
The main hub is Stratford station, served by the Central and Jubilee lines, the Elizabeth line, DLR, London Overground and national rail. From Stratford it is a scenic 15–20 minute walk through the park to the stadium.
2. By DLR:
Pudding Mill Lane DLR station is the closest stop, roughly a 10 minute walk from the stadium, and Stratford International is also nearby.
3. By Bus:
Numerous London bus routes serve Stratford and the surrounding area. Check the Transport for London (TfL) website or app for up-to-date routes and times.
4. By Car:
The stadium is a public-transport venue with no matchday parking on site. Parking in the area is very limited, so it is strongly recommended to travel by tube, train or DLR. If driving, the Westfield Stratford City car parks are the nearest option. Use your GPS to navigate to E20 2ST.
5. On Foot:
The walk from Stratford station and Westfield through the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is well signposted and pleasant on matchdays.
Tips:
Use the Transport for London (TfL) website or app to check live travel updates and service changes.
On matchdays, trains and the surrounding area can be busy—plan your journey early.
Avoid driving directly to the stadium due to limited parking and road restrictions.
Allow time to pass through the stadium security checks before kick-off.
Address:
London Stadium
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 2ST, United Kingdom
Always check for the latest transport information before you travel, especially on matchdays. Enjoy your visit to London Stadium!
THINGS TO DO
London Stadium sits in the heart of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, surrounded by attractions that make a matchday visit even more enjoyable. Here’s a brief guide on things to do near London Stadium:
1. Westfield Stratford City:
One of Europe’s largest urban shopping centres, right next to the park, with hundreds of shops, restaurants, bars and a cinema — perfect before or after the match.
2. Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park:
The award-winning park built for the 2012 Olympics, with waterways, gardens and open green spaces ideal for a pre-match stroll.
3. ArcelorMittal Orbit:
The UK’s tallest sculpture, offering panoramic views over London and the world’s longest and tallest tunnel slide for the adventurous.
4. London Aquatics Centre:
The stunning Zaha Hadid-designed pool from the 2012 Games, open to the public for swimming.
5. Lee Valley VeloPark:
Ride the Olympic velodrome, BMX track or mountain bike trails at this popular cycling centre in the park.
6. Hackney Wick & Fish Island:
A short walk away, this creative canalside district is full of independent breweries, street art, cafes and waterside bars.
7. Theatre Royal Stratford East:
A historic and much-loved theatre in the centre of Stratford offering a varied programme of shows.
8. Canalside Walks:
Follow the River Lea and the surrounding waterways for a relaxed walk connecting the park with Hackney Wick and Victoria Park.
9. Local Pubs & Bars:
Enjoy a pre-match drink at popular spots such as Tap East in Westfield, The Cow, or the many bars around Stratford and Hackney Wick.
10. Victoria Park:
A little further west, “Vicky Park” is one of London’s finest green spaces, great for a walk with plenty of cafes and pubs nearby.
These attractions offer a great mix of football, culture and East London charm — making your visit to London Stadium and its surrounding area a memorable experience. Enjoy your matchday!
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