Stamford Bridge

The stadium tour was really informative and the guides were super friendly and entertaining, which made the whole experience fun. The museum was amazing — seeing all those historic football trophies up close was incredible. Definitely worth checking out if you’re into football or just curious about the history

I had been to Stamford Bridge many, many years ago, long before it had been redeveloped to its present state, but wanted to see what it was currently like, so I decided to do the stadium tour. I booked my ticket online and queued outside the stadium, by the club shop. My tour was for the first one of the day (9.20am), so the shop hadn't opened yet. As a result, it wasn't really clear where to stand and wait, so myself and every other person wanting to do the tour was standing around awkwardly, hoping that it was the correct place for the tour. At around 9.10am, a staff member approached us and said that he would let us in shortly. Checking our tickets was a fast process and the tour started on time. The tour guide was very friendly and offered lots of information about Chelsea and Stamford Bridge, as well as what the future may hold for stadium. The tour guide was also happy to answer questions, as well as take photos. Whilst the stadium's capacity has remained rather modest compared to newer stadiums in the Premier League and below, it is still a fairly decent, mid-sized stadium, which Chelsea outgrew a long time ago. The tour lasted around an hour and finished back in the club shop. It was an excellent experience and a great opportunity to walk around and explore the stadium, and see parts of it which you wouldn't normally be able to see (such as the changing rooms) and take photos. Definitely worth doing.

Came for a stadium tour all the way from Sunderland. Decent price compared to other stadiums in London. Extremely easy to get to too. Staff were incredible. We turned up late as due to delays on the tube. So we missed out slot and the staff made sure we go straight onto the next tour even though it was full. The tour guide was incredible. He involved everyone in the group and was very informative. You can tell he loves the club. We have done a lot of stadium tours and the staff here are some of the best. Especially out of the London based clubs we been too. Wasn't the longest tour but still very informative. Store wasn't the cheapest but never is in London. Museum was a lot more impressive as I was expecting. Worth the travel and money they charge.

Football specific stadium and home of Chelsea FC located in a very posh district. Didn't get the chance to see a game but was able to catch a stadium tour. Was able to see the locker rooms, walk onto the pitch, see the press room and have an amazing experience overall. Located 5 minute walk to the tube and I highly recommend coming if you're a football fan in general since stamford bridge is a historic stadium.

Not a Chelsea fc supporter but this stadium has a great intimate atmosphere and is very comfortable to access and visit. Waited 30 min after match and then the underground train was not to busy! Brought my family and everyone enjoyed! Thanks to The blues!

⸻ Stepping into Stamford Bridge isn’t merely a visit—it’s an immersion into the heart and heritage of Chelsea Football Club, a place where the past and present collide in glorious blue. As I walked through the gates of this iconic London fortress, a surge of excitement and nostalgia swept over me. This isn’t just a stadium—it’s a cathedral of football, echoing with the roars of legends and the dreams of millions. To stand near the pristine pitch where Drogba thundered home his decisive headers, where Frank Lampard orchestrated midfield symphonies, and where John Terry bled blue with every tackle, is to walk alongside giants. The very air at Stamford Bridge feels charged—with passion, pride, and the pulse of history. I took a moment to gaze up at the Matthew Harding Stand, imagining the unrelenting chants of loyal supporters, whose voices have carried this club through thunder and triumph. Every corner of the stadium speaks of glory—from Premier League conquests to European domination. The 2012 Champions League triumph in Munich may have been miles away, but its spirit lives on at the Bridge. The stadium tour was nothing short of exceptional. Walking through the tunnel, stepping into the changing rooms, and sitting in the manager’s chair felt like crossing the threshold between fantasy and reality. For a fan, it’s spine-tingling. For anyone, it’s unforgettable. The club store was a blue wonderland—packed with kits, scarves, and treasures bearing the pride of West London. Naturally, I couldn’t leave without grabbing a few souvenirs to commemorate the visit. Stamford Bridge is more than a stadium—it’s a sanctuary of resilience, triumph, and unwavering loyalty. For any football lover, especially those who bleed blue, it is not just a stop on a map—it’s a heartfelt journey.

First time taking the family to a Women's Champions League game. Quarter final game between Chelsea v Man City. No big heavy crowd, was able to get into the ground within 10 mins of arriving, 20 mins before kick off. Seating view is excellent from any part of the stadium. Ticket prices were good (online prices), for family of 4 (3 adults and 1 child) just under £70. Will be back for the semis home leg against Barcelona.

EXCELLENT tour. Very informative. If you are a Chelsea fan, go. If you're not a fan, go. Great history. Great venue.

The temple of all things good and just in the world, some may even say it's the center of the universe Stamford Bridge, home to the only European champions from London, one of the most storied stadiums that are historic and left in the premier league. Situated in Fulham near the boroughs of Chelsea & Kensington, Stamford Bridge is in an amazing part of London with plenty of nice shopping and food options. The stadium itself is smaller and more compact compared to other but premier league team stadiums but it creates an atmosphere like no other. PRO TIP: Go to the shed for a fun standing atmosphere, go to Matthew Harding stand if you are a big fan. Go to east upper is you want to taunt opposing fans. Go to west side and west view if you want a quitter and family friendly experience

Stamford Bridge Stadium was not too shabby. The stadium tour provided was shorter than anticipated but the staff were very knowledgable and helpful. I gave it four stars because the day before we did Man City Stadium Tour and it was over the top (not comparing clubs, or taking soccer teams into account, just straight comparing stadiums and Etihad I gave 5 stars).

Enjoyed an outing at Stamford Bridge to watch Chelsea. Purchased West end tickets and Silver hospitality. A bit pricey, but considering what we were getting, not a bad deal for a day outing to see your team. The staff, our server and all users were top notch friendly and service. Our server in the hospitality suite was awesome and sooo attentive. Even had drinks ready for us a half and full time. While at Stamford bridge we enjoyed the museum and stadium tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable on the history of the team and the stadium, made the tour very enjoyable. Of course we ended at the team store and purchased team swag - The nice thing about in person is being able to try on gear before buying the UK sizes are a bit smaller than us US folks! Overall very enjoyable experience, look forward to the next visit to the Bridge

Great tour. Short but sweet, locker rooms pale in comparison to locker rooms around other major sports. Tour guide was very knowledgeable and extremely pleasant. Tour ending in the souvenir shop is so American or Disney like. Only downside along with the astronomical pricing.

Welcome to my mecca. My love, passion and pandemic saving home-field. They could have pooped all around the stadium and I would have ignored it for the symbol that it is. My Chelsea-dom comes in more recent years. It is easy for me to criticize American football stadiums because they are so readily available to me. But seeing what I only know on TV is like seeing Rudy see Notre Dame's stadium in the movie. I was like a kid going through. Seeing all the kits of away players and definitely home players. Seeing the press room and sitting where my favorite players sit for games. I hate to leave this review on a day the gaffer is sacked. But I look forward to the future. And I will always be a Blue!!

An okay experience but have been to better stadiums such as old trafford and etihd stadium.

Stamford Bridge is one of my favourite club stadiums in London, despite being one of the few remaining stadium's from the 1800s, it still stands its ground, looking good, with some new features. I prefer Stamford Bridge to some of the newer stadiums across London, I feel it has that spark which The Emirates and New White Hart Lane will never have. Home of Chelsea FC, it is in the Fulham area of London, which is adjacent to the London borough of Chelsea, the ground is in a great location for public transport, with Fulham Broadway Station nearby, there is also a mini shopping centre here, so you could get a non-alcoholic drink after a game if you're not a huge drinker - Starbucks, Sainsbury's and others are available just a couple of minutes away. It is also served by multiple bus routes and tram lines across London. I was surprised to hear the capacity is currently just over 40,000 - I would think they would plan to expand this however possible in future to meet demand. The dark Chelsea colour blue and their achievements are statued around the stadium. I visited on a non-match-day, but the ground still had a vibe too, with a combination of tourists and Chelsea fans visiting the stadium, for the club shop and regular tours. 4* - One of my favourite stadiums in London, I look forward to hopefully attending a match here in the near future whenever my, Manchester City play here next.

Love it Well organized Clean Friendly Go Blues Better than other London based sites

Went on a stadium tour & museum visit at Stamford Bridge. I am glad I went to see the stadium as I am from the U.S. and probably would not have a chance to attend a game due to location and price. The museum was very nice and you can visit before or after the stadium tour. However, was underwhelmed with our tour guide of the stadium. He provided a lot of basic information about the stadium that most people knew about and not enough interesting facts or history. So I would recommend doing a stadium tour if you are looking just to at least go to Stamford Bridge to say that you've been there if price is an issue to attend a game. Hopefully you will get a better tour guide than I had that will make it more worthwhile and interesting.

Excellent stadium, located in London. Be sure to purchase tickets through Viagogo and select the VIP tickets, which includes pre-game lunch, half time snack and post game light meal in the Champion club. They offer special seating, sheltering you from the sunlight and rain. There is a special hallway from your seats back to the dining hall.

Visiting London for the weekend and wanted to see an EPL game, as we are both fans. Managed to find good seats on the secondary market for a Chelsea match. A great experience. The taxi dropped us off right out front, and after a few pints in the pub across the street we made our way in. Great seats, great time. Sightlines are good, crowd was amazing. We lucked into Amazing midfield seats that should have cost hundreds more than we paid. The bathrooms are a nightmare, but that's to be expected. The staff knows what they are doing and gets the beers to a thirsty crowd fast. Bummer, no beers allowed at your seats, but I happened to have an airplane bottle with me so I got a nip. The food is horrifying, but it is the UK. I visited Tottenham stadium the next day, and while it is more beautiful, new and modern than Chelsea, Stamford Bridge is far superior in terms of the total experience. I will return.

EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND. Raymond was by far the best tour guide I have ever had. He was friendly, comedic, and made sure everyone in the group had an understanding of each and every room+ dynamic whilst making the tour full of fun little facts. Raymond was a sweetheart who touched our groups hearts. He is by far the coolest guy in London!

I took a tour of Stamford Bridge and was surprised by the intimacy of it. For such a wealthy club, it's a small ground. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable about the club and getting to see Chelsea kits hung up in the locker room was cool. They end the tour right at the gift shop, and I would expect nothing less from Chelsea.

As a Chelsea fan it's a must! The team store has some nice silverware to take pictures with and great section.

Very nice and organized experience. Pretty easy to get in and get out. The staff seemed quite friendly and of course..perfect location.

Spamford Bridge keeps sending me e-mails saying that my Nigerian Great Grandmother wants to send me 2 billion pounds. What the freak? First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - well I've been to the stadium probably 20 times. Most famously for the Liverpool v Chelsea Champions League game in the mid-00s. The place was absolutely rocking, and "the best team won." And how delighted I was. Over two legs, I mean. Inside, it's a lovely modern stadium with great facilities. But it loses a star for the prices and loses a star for how tepid the crowd can be sometimes these days. Feels like a "rich crowd." Not to mention that the stadium is much better looking on the inside than the outside. I did a "Stadium Tour" here by the way. I'll review that tour separately because it's a separate business. I enjoyed it much more than I thought I would and the old guy running it has a fantastic sense of humour. I've been to every significant stadium in UK & US, due to a lifelong obsession with travel, sport & especially footy (soccer to Americans). Born & raised in England, I followed Oxford United (hometown team) to stadia all over the country at away games, and later followed Liverpool (fave team) around. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are based on first-hand personal experience, usually from multiple visits. In 2011, I was on music tour in the UK, visiting hundreds of stadiums for fun in my spare time. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in UK for 3 months, I went to most of them yet again while travelling. I have pictures of me at many of them, which I will post later. Also, when back in the UK I plan to take more pix, and add more stadia! So watch this space! *** return to regular review *** So anyway. This stadium looks really great. On the inside, more than the outside. On the outside, it's just a bunch of office buildings or something... very odd. Still cool to visit though. On the inside it's one of the better looking stadiums until you're here for a match and you realize (1) some of the fans are very abusive towards those who are not white or those who are Jewish, and (2) the fans generate one of the most paltry and flat atmospheres in the Premier League. So I can't give it more than a three, sorry Chelsea fans. Heart you. Somewhat.

Took the Stamford Bridge stadium tour; Eklim and Gareth made the tour fun, interesting and had an answer for every question asked! They knew their club history and they were patient with all the children! I've never took this tour prior, but now that I did, I believe I got the two best tour guides. The only reason why I don't give it a 5 stars is because I'm a Red Devil! Thanks for such good time!

Wonderful tour! Our guide was a lovely Irish girl, Niahm (?), who knew EVERYTHING about Chelsea football! She was funny, witty, and knowledgeable. The tour is great experience with access to the locker rooms, players seats, a variety of pitch views and the press box. Well worth the money.

Daisy and Elvis are great tour guide and the place is huge and state of the art design.

This was absolutely an amazing experience to see the blues play at Stamford bridge.great seats everywhere in the house

It's quite an intimate stadium. It's the first time I've been to hospitality on Wednesday and the experience was much better. I'm not sure about the legroom on the seats though as I'm quite small and it didn't feel spacious enough. Definitely a good small stadium though. Tip is to get there early as the entrances can be confusing depending on if you're sitting East or West side.

Great place to have a philly cheese steak sandwich. Great service by jose bosingwa !!