What Block do away fans sit at the Emirates?

South East corner
Away fans visiting the Emirates Stadium are located in the lower tier of the South East corner, with a typical allocation of 3,000.

Where is the best place to sit at the Emirates stadium?

Although there are very few “bad” seats at Emirates it comes down to the view, anything on the upper tier gives the best view (if you can’t afford the club level seats which are the best – and the pricey-est) and rows 1 to 7 from block 133 – 93 in the West Stands or 110-115 in the East are some of the front and center …

What are the best seats at the Emirates?

The best seats are definitely the ones titled ‘bulkhead’ below. These are usually home to emergency exits or galleys, offering much more legroom than a standard seat. Rows 41, 52, 67, and 80 are all safe bets.

Is the Emirates stadium under cover?

Described as “beautiful” and “intimidating” by architect Christopher Lee of Populous, the Emirates Stadium is a four-tiered bowl with translucent polycarbonate roofing over the stands, but not over the pitch.

How much is a beer at the Emirates stadium?

The cost of a pint in Arsenal’s home stadium of the Emirates is a hearty £4.50.

Can you buy alcohol at Emirates Stadium?

It normally has a good mix of home and visiting supporters on matchdays. Otherwise, alcohol is available inside the stadium; it will cost you a fair whack though with a pint costing around £6.

What is club level at Emirates Stadium?

What are Club Level Seats? Club Level seats are located on the Club Level tier at Emirates Stadium. Platinum Members hold a Club Level Season Ticket for all competitive men’s first-team home games and enjoy all the action from the best seats in the house.

What is the legroom on Emirates Economy?

The Economy seats on Airbus A380 have 32” legroom. The seats have a 19” space between one armrest and the other. Such a large space is adequate for anyone and you will have plenty of room for your knees, legs and feet. At times you can place your backpack underneath the seat in front of you and still get enough space.

Why is food so expensive at sporting events?

With stadium fees and the team’s take of the profits, the high price of concession stand food at sporting events is the product of complicated negotiations. Two-thirds or more of a facility’s total concessions revenues come from hot dogs, peanuts and other ballpark staples.