Visiting Stamford Bridge

Everything you need to plan a stadium tour or matchday at Chelsea FC's home in Fulham — how to get there, what tickets cost, when tours run, and how accessible the ground is.

Getting to Stamford Bridge

Stamford Bridge sits on Fulham Road in west London, SW6 1HS. The nearest station is Fulham Broadway on the District line, about a five-minute walk from the ground — follow the signs from the station exit toward the stadium. Several bus routes stop along Fulham Road and the King's Road, and West Brompton (District and Overground) is a short walk away as an alternative.

Driving is discouraged. There is no public matchday car park at the stadium and street parking around Fulham is heavily restricted, so public transport is the practical choice for most visitors. A small number of accessible parking spaces can be pre-booked in advance.

Admission & tickets

There are two ways to experience the ground. A guided stadium tour takes you through the players' tunnel, home dressing room, press room and pitchside, with self-paced entry to the Chelsea FC Museum; prices start from $47 for the one-hour tour and $57 for the extended Museum & Classic Tour. A match ticket is a different product — a seat at a Chelsea fixture, from $340, and non-refundable. The venue is cashless, so bring a card for concessions and the megastore.

Tour times and matchdays

Tour start times vary by day and are shown on the live booking calendar when you pick a date. Stadium tours generally do not run on matchdays, and the club can change or close parts of the tour or museum at short notice for its own operational needs, so book a non-matchday date and check your confirmation. Booking ahead reserves your slot on busier dates.

Accessibility

The standard Stadium & Museum Tour is wheelchair-accessible, and the ground has more than twenty wheelchair bays. Nine accessible parking spaces can be pre-booked, six on-site and three at the nearby Fulham Broadway Shopping Centre. If you have specific access needs, tell the operator when you book so they can prepare. Note that the private multi-stadium car tour is not wheelchair-accessible.

Good to know before you go

• Under-16s must be accompanied by a paying adult aged 18 or over; the extended Classic Tour is recommended for ages 12+.
• Collect tour tickets at the Stadium Tours & Museum Store at the back corner of the ground.
• Museum admission is included with the guided tours and can be used before or after your slot.
• Comfortable shoes help — a tour covers a fair amount of walking around the stands.

Where it is

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