London • United Kingdom • Capacity 62,500

London Stadium

London E20 2ST, UK Open in Google Maps

London Stadium, London, hosts 20 upcoming events between 9 Oct 2026 and 9 Jul 2027, 1 of them with tickets on sale, from £56.24. Floor from £139.50. Capacity is 62,500.

Tickets from £56.24
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Upcoming shows and schedule

Across October 2026 – July 2027, London Stadium hosts 20 upcoming events, 1 of them with tickets on sale. Featured headliners include West Ham United FC vs Queens Park Rangers, West Ham United FC vs Southampton FC, West Ham United FC, West Ham United FC vs Preston North End FC, and West Ham United FC vs Stoke City FC. Tickets currently start from £56.24.

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Upcoming events at London Stadium

How much are tickets at London Stadium?

The lowest price each part of the house has been listed at across 1 upcoming date. Seats are sold by individual block, so a specific date may differ.

Where you sitTickets fromDates listed
Floor£139.501

What time do doors open at London Stadium?

Door opening times vary for each event and are typically advertised on the event's specific ticketing page and the London Stadium website. It is advisable to arrive at least 60-90 minutes before the scheduled start time.

Most upcoming dates start at 15:00 (12 of 20 listed dates); each event page carries its own start time.

Door times vary by event — check your ticket or the venue's own website on the day.

About London Stadium: Layout, History & Architecture

Built for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, London Stadium was originally designed by Populous and Buro Happold as a temporary structure with a capacity of 80,000. Post-Games, it underwent significant transformation, reopening in 2016 as a multi-purpose venue with retractable seating and a permanent roof. Its architectural style is a pragmatic, functional modernism, dominated by a large white cable-net roof and its distinctive floodlight paddles, characteristic of major sports arenas.

The auditorium is an expansive, open-air bowl configuration, capable of hosting up to 80,000 attendees for concerts, though football capacity is set at 62,500. Seating is tiered across multiple levels, offering varying perspectives of the pitch or stage. For concerts, a large flat standing area is established on the playing field itself, with a substantial portion of the lower bowl also used for seating. Sightlines from the upper tiers can be distant, especially for stage-focused events, though the stadium's scale ensures unobstructed views of the general performance area.

Acoustically, the vast, open-air nature of the space dictates a heavy reliance on a sophisticated, powerful PA system to achieve clarity. As with many large modern stadiums, sound can disperse rapidly or be subject to significant echo and reverberation, particularly in the upper reaches of the stands. While engineered for impressive sound projection, the inherent challenge of such a large environment means the experience is often more about sheer volume and impact than intricate sonic fidelity.

The Live Experience & Current Schedule

Ingress to the venue typically involves navigating the pathways and bridges of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, with multiple gates around the stadium perimeter for entry. Security checks are thorough, and bag policies are strictly enforced. Once inside, attendees move through wide concourses, where numerous concession stands and bars are available, though prices reflect major event venue standards. The atmosphere during large-scale concerts or sporting events is undeniably grand, amplified by the sheer volume of the crowd.

Those with standing tickets on the pitch will experience a dense, immersive environment close to the stage, while seated sections in the stands offer more defined personal space and elevated views, albeit at a greater distance. As of this writing, with 20 live performances scheduled, upcoming entry prices start from £56.24. The next confirmed event on the calendar is West Ham United FC vs Queens Park Rangers on 9th October 2026.

How do I get to London Stadium, London?

London Stadium is at London E20 2ST, UK. Open in Google Maps

By train and tube

The most convenient rail links are to Stratford Regional station, which is a short walk (approximately 5-10 minutes) from the stadium. Stratford offers services from:

  • London Underground: Central Line, Jubilee Line, Northern Line (via Bank Branch), and the DLR.
  • National Rail: Greater Anglia (serving Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk, and Cambridgeshire) and c2c (serving East London and South East Essex).
  • Elizabeth Line: Providing fast and frequent services across London.

By bus

Numerous bus routes serve the Stratford area, providing excellent connections to various parts of London. Key routes include:

  • 25, 86, 97, 108, 158, 205, 276, 425, 473, D6, N205, N25.
  • These routes allow for easy travel from areas such as Ilford, Walthamstow, Romford, and central London.

By car and parking

Driving to London Stadium is possible, but pre-booking parking is highly recommended due to high demand, especially on event days. The stadium is located near the A12 and A11 motorways.

  • Westfield Stratford City Car Park: Offers extensive parking facilities and is a short walk from the stadium. Postcode: E20 1EJ.
  • Stadium Car Parks: Specific event day parking may be available, but these are often limited and require advance booking. It's crucial to check the official London Stadium website for details.
  • Note: Many surrounding areas are within the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) and Congestion Charge Zone, so drivers should check their vehicle's compliance and factor in these costs.

Accessibility

London Stadium is committed to providing an accessible experience for all visitors. It offers a range of facilities and services to ensure everyone can enjoy their visit.

  • Accessible Seating: Designated accessible viewing areas are available throughout the stadium, offering excellent sightlines. These can be booked in advance through the official ticketing channels.
  • Lifts and Escalators: The stadium is equipped with lifts and escalators to provide access to different seating levels and concourses.
  • Accessible Toilets: Numerous accessible toilets are located across all levels of the stadium.
  • Sensory Room: For visitors with sensory needs, the stadium may offer a dedicated sensory room (availability should be confirmed at the time of booking).
  • Assistance Services: Trained stewards are available to assist visitors with disabilities. Visitors requiring specific assistance should contact the venue in advance.
  • Blue Badge Parking: Designated Blue Badge parking bays are available, usually requiring advance booking and subject to availability.

Entry and security

Entry points are located around the stadium perimeter, often accessed via specific bridges leading into the park from various directions. Specific gate numbers will be indicated on event tickets. Queue arrangements are managed by event staff, typically forming lines extending from designated entrances. All attendees are subject to bag searches and security screening. It is recommended to arrive at least 60-90 minutes prior to the scheduled start time for major events to allow ample time for travel through the park, security checks, and finding your designated entry point.