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PREMIER TRAVEL

Our chauffeur will pick you up, ready to go to the game in total luxury.

PREMIER LOOK

Avoid the crowds and let us get your merchandise. We will present you with a PLT game day package - you will get all the merchandise you could need to experience the game like a true fan. This includes shirts with your or your favourite player's name on the back, scarves and so much more.

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En route, your PLT driver will take you to some of the best local sight-seeing hotspots, for example: Big Ben and the London Eye in the capital, with background streets and sights only our local experts know. We'll take you to the best spots to see and be seen.

PREMIER ENTERTAINMENT

Next, you will be chauffeur-driven to the local fan zone sports bars or pubs to watch the pre game and some live premier league soccer. Soak in the buzz of game day like nowhere else in the world as the tension builds up. Then our PLT rep will take you to a VIP, behind the scenes stadium and museum tour of the home team of the day. See the stadium before it is packed!

PREMIER TICKETS

Then the highlight of the day: the Premier League Game. Have a walk around the stadium, soak up the atmosphere and get comfortable in your seat: where real fans sit watching the world's greatest players warm up and play. Prepare to be thrilled. Our seats are where the singing and atmosphere are at their peak, where people live for the game.

PREMIER POST GAME

After the match, you have the option of avoiding the traffic in the VIP assess only stadium lounges to watch the highlights of your game and hopefully a wonderful win. Have a drink, get a bite to eat and sample some Premier entertainment and enjoy the ambience of some of the greatest football stadiums in the world.

PREMIER RETURN

At the end the day, you will be taken back to the doorstep of your hotel to relax and unwind from the exciting day, enjoy some of the pictures, gifts and memories of what always proves to be a once in a lifetime experience.

You Choose Your Game

Have you ever watched the Premier League and dreamed of being there, in the action, on the edge of your seat. Premier League Tours can make it so easy for you to have your magical day. PLT customize everything; pick your dream game (or games), contact us for availability and we will start your journey to seeing the beautiful game for yourself. Choose your league to view fixtures:

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Premier League Tours have teamed up with South East Executive services to offer the ultimate in luxury travel between grounds, games and beyond. Through their range of Mercedes S, E, V and Sprinter Class our guests can sit back, relax and chat to our experienced, football-knowledgable chauffeurs about the game and England on soft leather seats in an air conditioned environment. Even check your emails with their exclusive in-car Wi-Fi. Leave it to Premier League Tours to take you, in luxury, to the next stage of your journey.

At Premier League Tours our guests only ever travel First Class. We want you to arrive at the next game in total comfort, relaxed and raring to go. The extra leg room, complimentary food and drinks, free WiFi, tables with plug points and even a complimentary First Class lounges means you can enjoy the luxury of fast, convenient and comfortable travel in a private area, ready for a wonderful, fantastic day ahead.

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Bav Thakrar Director

Director Bav Thakrar is thrilled about bringing the Premier League to his guests. He has a passion for making sure people get what they are promised and have lots of fun doing it along the way. With an extensive black book of contacts within the game, Bav will make sure your experience of this tour is one of the greatest ever and he will be with you every step of the way.

Brent Wisson PLT tour guide and education manager

About Brent

Brent has an extensive background in football having played the game all this life and moving into coaching football from 19 years old onwards. He coaches for Norwich City FC in the Premier League. Having played and coached football for so many years he has an in depth knowledge of players, teams, tactics and formations and the history of lots of premier league and European clubs. As our education manager and tour guide clients get to spend time with somebody that has a true passion for the beautiful game, with the knowledge and expertise to share it in a fun and a dynamic way.

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About Hannah

Hannah is a really fun, bright and enthusiastic personalty. She prides herself on making sure every individual tour is customized to make sure it is delivered to exactly how the guest wants it to be. A great lover of football she was a one time excellent college player. Hannah oversees the daily workings of PLT operations. She plans, manages, and implements our busy game days and maintains the high quality and standards of excellence for PLT.

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English Premier League: Travel Guide for a Soccer Game in England

Things to Know When Going to a Game in the World's Best Soccer League

Interest in soccer has increased in the United States due to recent World Cup success and more games being shown on a variety of cable networks. NBC's deal with the English Premier League (known also as the Barclays Premier League or EPL) and Fox's deal with the Champions League have specifically brought Americans in touch with the most talented players of the world's most global sport. As fans now tune in to see their favorite teams and players on TV, they're also becoming more interested in seeing games live. Going to a soccer game overseas is the equivalent of going to a college football game in America. Fans show more passion during games than you can possibly imagine with each team having a series of chants that can be throughout the game. Given the ease of getting to England and our familiarity with the language, more Americans are finding themselves attached to the EPL. Here's what you need to know when planning to see your favorite English Premier League team in person.

Getting to England

First, you'll need to get to England, which is easy in the larger scheme of things, but obviously not cheap. Many airlines fly to London from the major cities in the United States.‎ The cheapest times of year to fly to London is between November and March, so that jives well with the EPL season. The best time to look for pricing to fly at those times is the end of August or the beginning of November. Traveling on Tuesdays and Wednesdays is historically the cheapest days to travel. The easiest way to look for flight is with travel aggregator Kayak unless you specifically know what airline you want to travel on. 

Getting Around England

Once you're in England, you'll need to get to wherever you're watching your EPL game. ‎Six teams (as of 2019-20) are in London and taking the Underground (the English version of America's subway, not to be confused with an English subway, which is their version of an underpass) is extremely easy. Every EPL team in London is located near an underground station. The longest distance you’ll need to travel from Central London to see an EPL team is the hour it takes to visit Crystal Palace. 

Getting around the country to other cities is just as easy. England's train system works very well and is quicker than driving. Every EPL city is within three and a half hours of London with Newcastle being the furthest away. Tickets for the train aren’t cheap (as is the same with trains in America) with prices starting at approximately 60 pounds each way and schedules are available at the National Rail website . You can obviously also rent a car and drive around the English countryside as you check out a game in the process.

Getting tickets for Barclays Premier League games is the hardest part of your adventure. Most good teams have large season ticket holder bases, which prevents many tickets from hitting the open market. The reason teams have large bases is because games aren't televised in England during the main 3 p.m. local time slot on Saturdays. (This is done to encourage fans to see lower level league games, providing revenue to keep them in business. The perception is that fans would rather watch their favorite EPL team on TV instead of seeing their local lower division team play.) 

The best way to ensure getting tickets is by signing up for a team's membership. The costs are reasonable with the big Clubs (£30 – Everton, £43 – Tottenham, £28 - Chelsea & Manchester City, £27 - Liverpool, £35 - Manchester United, £34 – Arsenal) and there are two key perks for being members. The first is that members get a chance to buy available tickets after season ticket holders, but before the general public. You may never use the other features of the membership, but your goal here is to acquire tickets or else you wouldn't be reading this piece. Each membership gets access to only one ticket per membership during the initial membership sale, so you'll need multiple memberships for multiple tickets.

Tickets (cont.)

The second benefit is that some clubs have secondary markets that allow members have access to. Currently Viagogo services Aston Villa, Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle, and Queens Park Rangers. Arsenal and Liverpool run their own ticket exchange in-house. Tottenham has a deal with Stubhub , but a few other teams have tickets that end up there as well. Generally, the supply on the secondary market isn’t as much as you’d see for American sports.

Some slightly less talented teams allow ticket purchasing access to those who purchase tickets for a previous game in the season before those who haven't. It's a somewhat silly policy if there are people who want to go when Manchester United is in town get priority to buy tickets because they bought tickets for a Stoke City game earlier in the year. Then the home team loses out on concessions and merchandise sales when the fan most likely doesn't show for the Stoke City game. (On the contrary, the argument could be made that the Stoke City tickets would never have been sold anyway and this just adds extra revenue to the home team.)

Where to Stay

Hotel availability will vary based on what game you're attending, but generally, the home team's fans live in the city‎ where the game is taking place and the away team's fans go back to their city after the game since taking the train from city to city is so easy. You might want to do the same if you’re seeing a game at a smaller team outside of London and can get back with ease. Hotels in London will generally be more expensive, but you’ll be able to see and do more things in England. Those seeing games in London shouldn’t worry too much about staying near the stadium of the game they’re seeing. As mentioned above, getting to the stadiums are easy, so you might as well stay in a more enjoyable neighborhood. Wherever you stay, you use Kayak again to help with your hotels.

Pregame Festivities

As you'd expect, fans love to have a few pints before the game (and possibly a few after). ‎Bars around the stadiums are always packed before the game, so get there a couple hours before to bask in some local "football" conversation. Fans will start filling the grounds at least an hour and a half before kickoff to put up their flags on the facade of the stands (an English football tradition), sing the local Club's songs, and watch warmups. To tune up your voice, check out some of the lyrics before you go so that you can sing along in style.

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Football’s coming…

With the Premier League back on our screens, it’s hard to deny the instant hype and buzz it brings to so many people, all around the world. Whether you love it or loathe it, the passion that comes from true football fans is as undeniable as it is unbeatable. You see, whether you planned to or not, no trip to the UK is complete, and no sports travel bucket list is truly complete without catching an EPL (that’s English Premier League) game in the UK. You see, the Premier League explains more than football – it explains a nation.

Sadly, when many people think of the UK, they only really know of London, but there’s just so much more to see . Football teams put places on the map, and Premier League games are a great excuse to hop on a train, plane or bus to explore a new part of the UK and expand your appreciation for the country, or perhaps just the wide variety of British accents. Manchester is fast becoming one of the trendiest destinations in Europe, and if you haven’t already heard, they have a couple football teams up there which are worth a visit in themselves. Next time you’re in London or the UK, why not plan a fun side trip to watch Liverpool up at Anfield, after doing the Beatles tour or watch Brighton & Hove Albion, followed by a day at the seaside. Almost each and every team is easy to visit by train, and can be done as a day trip, depending on game time.

The Culture

The songs, the chants, the emotion – it’s not for the light hearted, but it’s an atmosphere you won’t soon forget, and that’s not just because your ears will be ringing for hours. You really don’t understand loyalty until you’ve see the fans of a down and out team sound as if they’ve won the league. One of the greatest things about the Premier League is that no matter which team you see (even one you haven’t heard of) the crowd will be buzzing in ways no U.S. sports fan could ever comprehend (sorry, it’s true) and the fans will be singing – every single one of them. And it doesn’t stop when the whistle blows! Especially if you happen to be in the home town of the winning team, the celebrations may continue in pubs all through the night, which is a rite of passage in itself.

Reasonably Priced

Unlike many famous sporting events around the world, most Premier League games are extremely reasonable. You’re not looking at $100’s just to get in the door. Each team offers VIP hospitality packages with food, beverage and swanky seats, but also plenty of really affordable tickets for away fans or local supporters. Each team controls their ticket sales directly, so do your best not to get ripped off with second hand tickets from major scalpers, by registering for your chosen teams ticket list. Many teams charge roughly £35 per ticket for a standard adult admission, with discounts for children often £10 less and if purchased in advance, you can almost always snag a ticket.

Using sport as a reason to travel the world and explore new destinations is arguably one of the coolest things to do. There’s nothing like bonding with friends new or old over the excitement of a game which cannot be imitated or discovering places you never thought you’d see, just because your favorite team happens to be playing there. Though you’d better make sure you wear correct team colors, catching an English Premier League game is a wonderful way to meet like minded people, while seeing for yourself that the world is smaller than you think. In fact, it’s a must.

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I wouldn’t stop at the Premier League… Going to a game in the lower leagues can be a great experience too as you are in with ‘real’ fans, and not so many tourists. Games in the second tier (Championship) or even lower down are a pure football fan experience. OK so you won’t know any of the players, but this is supporting a team as it was meant to be: players fighting for their team, the club, the fans and their own livelihood – no millionaire divers here… Pints and banter before the game in the local pub and pies at half time… In London you have a few teams in lower leagues: Brentford, Millwall, QPR, Charlton and further afield you have big teams all over the country, with big stadiums, big fan bases and big history (some ex EPL or European Champions!) like Aston Villa (Birmingham), Middlesborough, Leeds, Nottingham Forest, West Brom, Wigan, Derby County, Blackburn etc etc. Also these games will be more affordable and tickets will be easier to come by – usually you can get a ticket on the door on match day. And don’t forget Scotland either!

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The Complete Guide to Buying Premier League Tickets in England 

By: Author Tracy Collins

Posted on Last updated: September 28, 2023

Everything you need to know about buying Premier League tickets in England – including tips and alternative tours.

If you’re into football – or soccer as you may well call it in your home country – then you might want to catch a Premier League game while you’re staying in England. Seeing some of the world’s top players in action as ‘the beautiful game’ plays out is a real thrill for a soccer fan. (That term was coined by the Brazilian player Pele, by the way, not an Englishman). 

Men’s Premier League football is incredibly popular in England – it’s no exaggeration to say that many fans will do just about anything to see their team play. And would give anything to see them win too.

The game as we know it today is said to have originated in English private schools and involves teams of 11 men or women – though there is also an informal variation known as ‘five-a-side’. Previously seen as a ‘man’s game’, the English ladies’ team are now climbing up the rankings after their 2022 Euros tournament win.

At the time of writing, UEFA rankings show a number of English teams in the top ten, including Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United. Arsenal is another popular and successful club, and like Chelsea is London-based. On a national and global scale, these are the five most popular clubs. ( Ted Lasso fans may be disappointed to hear that Richmond FC actually does not exist!)

So it’s easy to grab tickets for a game once you’re in the UK, right? Er, no. Completely wrong. If you want to see any of these clubs in action – or in fact any of the English Premier League clubs in action – then you’ll need to plan ahead. And cross your fingers.

The fact is that it’s incredibly difficult to get tickets. Even though Premier League ticket prices are so high. But don’t despair! We’re here to share all the insider info on the best places to buy Premier League tickets, to maximise your chances of getting inside the grounds. 

Read on so you can secure your tickets to that match you’ve been desperate to see all your life. Or at least take advantage of an attractive alternative…

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Experience the electric atmosphere of an Arsenal football match in North London at Emirates Stadium. Watch premier league footballers in action from a sought-after Club Level seat.

Enjoy halftime refreshments, a match program, and a merchandise voucher. Explore the Arsenal Museum to delve into the club’s rich history.

Tour the world-class stadium on a non-match day for a comprehensive experience.

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Secure your chance to watch Chelsea Football Club play at Stamford Bridge Stadium with limited availability tickets that sell out fast.

Book early to ensure your spot to witness this top Premier League team in action in London. Enjoy the game from your seat in the upper tier of the West Stand and start the experience with a complimentary bar before the match, followed by a post-match sandwich buffet.

Your ticket includes a souvenir program to commemorate the event. Immerse yourself in the excitement, singing alongside Chelsea’s passionate blue-shirted fans and soaking up the thrilling atmosphere.

Secure your ticket to witness Manchester United Football Club play at Old Trafford Stadium.

Choose from the Northwest Executive ticket with Kit Room lounge access or the enhanced Salford Suite ticket for a prime view from the halfway line and complimentary hot drinks during halftime. Both options include a program as a keepsake.

Due to limited allocations, tickets for Premier League matches sell out quickly, so book in advance to ensure your spot. Immerse yourself in the electric atmosphere and cheer alongside passionate Manchester United fans.

Book your Tottenham Hotspur Football Club ticket and seize the opportunity to watch this Premier League team at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Due to limited allocations, tickets for the games sell out swiftly, so act promptly to secure your spot to witness the Spurs in action. Opt for a highly sought-after half way line ticket, granting you access to the stadium lounge.

This experience also includes a program, pre-match food offerings, and a complimentary drink at halftime. Immerse yourself in the thrilling game, watching Premier League players compete from a prime half way line seat during the 1.5-hour match.

Don’t miss the chance to recharge with a halftime drink and take home a souvenir match day program.

Immerse yourself in English soccer culture by attending a Manchester City game at the renowned Etihad Stadium. Ensure your spot by pre-booking your admission ticket, granting you access to the exclusive 93.20 Lounge Bar—a privilege not available to the general public.

Experience the match from a guaranteed middle-tier seat in the stands, providing an excellent view of the game.

Let’s start at the very beginning. If you want to bag some EPL tickets – aka English Premier League tickets – then you’re going to have to be smart. So where better to grab some advice than from sources including the EPL themselves?

• Plan well ahead

We really cannot stress this one enough! There’s no way – barring a miracle, really – that you’ll get Premier League tickets within a fortnight or even a month of the game. Even six months or more is often not enough time!

• Only buy from club sites, ticket offices or authorised partners

Never, ever buy football tickets from an unofficial reseller. Why? Well, the main reasons are that these unauthorised ticket touts are out to rip you off, pure and simple. But money and fakes aside, there’s another good reason not to do that.

Resellers are notorious for placing unwitting ticket buyers in an undesirable position. This may be on the opposite home or away team’s side, or close to people who are known for causing trouble. There’s potentially more at stake here than simply losing a few pounds sterling, so stay away from sources that are not officially authorised. 

• It’s who you know

Many English Premier League tickets are all about who you know. If you do have contacts in the UK, then for goodness sake do ask around before you travel. A friend of a friend or a professional colleague might just know someone who was willing to pay the full Man City, Liverpool or Arsenal season ticket price to secure their seats. 

Club members and those who’ve accrued loyalty points are far more likely to be able to help you secure tickets for that all-important match. 

• Look for a grade C match

Most English football clubs will place games in priority order, categorising them as grade A, B or C. A grade C match is far more likely to have available tickets than a grade A one, with grade B falling somewhere between the two.

If the club you want to see are playing against another popular team, then that’s only going to make securing tickets even more of a challenge!

Though the ladies’ teams are becoming increasingly popular, considering both men’s and women’s matches will also clearly give you more of a chance. 

• Get to know your club

As the EPL points out, each club has its own way of working. You should be able to find out about their ticket policies either via the website or by getting in touch with the club. Forewarned is forearmed!

Keep an eye on their social media pages too – you never know what info might pop up there. 

• Buy a hospitality package

Officially authorised hospitality packages can provide you with another way in. These can include other services such as parking, food and drink, programmes and souvenirs. 

• Go for second-best

If you can’t quite get to see your club in action, then why not book the next best thing? Which is to take a tour of the grounds. This often includes an insider peek at all facilities, including spots like the home and away changing rooms. 

These can be fabulous experiences for any football fan in their own right – and can certainly help to make up for the disappointment caused by failing to secure tickets. 

• Listen to an expert

The Groundhopper Guide is THE go-to expert when it comes to the Premier League. So grab a copy of founder Paul Gerard’s Guide to Soccer in England for the full insider lowdown. 

After reading this, you’ll be familiar with everything there is to know about English football, including where you can see them play or even meet them, as well as where to eat and drink before and after the match or your stadium visit. 

4 of the best Premier League stadium tours

• Location: Old Trafford, Manchester
• Duration: 2 hours+
• What’s included: Guided stadium tour, museum entry, multimedia guide 
• What’s not included: Souvenir guidebook & photo

For Man United fans that cannot book Premier League tickets, this tour of Old Trafford is a winning alternative.

You can learn about the history, go inside the dressing room, see exclusive memorabilia and walk through the tunnel. Guests can also see the VIP room, visit the press room and sit in the dugout. 

The guided tour lasts for around 70 minutes, plus you’ll need time to explore the museum and browse the gift shop. Tours take place daily, excluding match days. You’ll also be given a personalised certificate to take home as a souvenir. 

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• Location: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
• Duration: 1.5 hours+
• What’s included: Stadium tour, museum entry, 10% CityStore discount
• What’s not included: Food & drinks

Any die-hard Man City fan would truly appreciate the chance to see the Etihad stadium from an insider’s perspective.

This tour takes in areas like the tunnel, post-match interview area, home and away dressing rooms, press conference room and the side of the pitch.

Tours do take place here on match days, so do bear in mind that your itinerary may be altered to fit in with this. During the tour you’ll learn all sorts of fascinating facts about the club as well as seeing one of the most advanced stadiums in the world. 

• Location: Anfield stadium, Liverpool
• What’s included: Guided stadium tour, LFC story entry, souvenir headphones
• What’s not included: Pitch access

Anfield is the home of Liverpool’s mightiest football club (and in fact is not located far from Everton, the city’s other notable football club).

During this tour you can visit the Main Stand, touch the ‘This is Anfield’ sign, walk down the new tunnel and see inside the brand new home team dressing room.

You’ll have access to both live and audio guides throughout and even get a pair of Liverpool FC headphones as a souvenir. A ticket includes access to The LFC Story too, so you can learn all about the history of this club from northwest England. 

• Location: Emirates Stadium, London
• What’s included: Guided stadium tour, museum entry, souvenir headphones
• What’s not included: Meals, drinks, transport or extras

Visit North London and you can see inside the Emirates stadium, home to the famous Arsenal football club. The Arsenal museum brings the history and victories of the club to life, and you can also sit in the dressing room or dugout during your visit.

A personalised certificate and headphones are yours to take away at the end, and there’s an eatery on-site where you can stop before or after the tour to fill up on food and drinks.

You can also pick up branded items at the Armoury Store, which make great gifts for fellow football fans. The interactive exhibits and two theatres at the museum are also very impressive. 

A tour of the Emirates Stadium (plus Wembley Stadium and Chelsea FC options too) is included in the London Pass – worth checking out if you plan to see lots of London’s top attractions too)

Buying Premier League Tickets in England – FAQs

Stick with the advice of the EPL and only ever buy tickets from a club’s ticket office or website, or via their authorised partners. All clubs will be able to provide a list of these.

Never buy tickets from unauthorised sources – or ticket touts as they’re locally known. These could be fake or may never materialise at all, and could cost astronomical amounts. They may also place you on the rivals’ side of the stadium, which is not the best place to be. 

It is very difficult, with many top level English clubs, to get hold of tickets if you’re not a member. But it doesn’t hurt to ask around, and enquire with the club themselves. 

This membership requirement does of course make the clubs more money, and also helps them to keep track of the fan base – and on top of demand. 

You can expect Premier League tickets to cost around £100 sterling each – or more. This is around USD $120. Membership is often required to secure seats, and this also comes at a considerable cost per season. 

A hospitality package with other elements such as food and drinks, parking or souvenirs may cost more than this. For a bucket-list experience, though, many fans consider this money well spent. 

The demand for Premier League tickets outstrips supply, it’s as simple as that. Even the latest and biggest new stadiums cannot provide enough seats for every fan who wants to see their team play live. 

The closer to the match it gets, the more difficult this becomes. And it’s even more challenging when two big name teams are on the bill – such as Man City vs Man United, for instance. 

The reality is that you might get lucky and secure seats to a really exciting match – but you may well not be so fortunate. Planning early and considering the alternatives well in advance is the best tactic, then at least you may have some chance of seeing the stadium and museum if not the players in action. 

Buying a hospitality package (from an authorised source) or a stadium tour may well be your best bet if you want to at least see inside the world of English Premier League football and learn about their history.

You might pick up some really cool souvenirs to take home too!

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A guide to buying Premier League tickets from the USA

When I first began planning a soccer trip to the United Kingdom in the summer of 2019, I had no idea how to buy Premier League tickets, especially from the U.S.

I’m used to the typical ticket-buying channels seen across North American sports. The teams sell tickets to their home games, yes, but a buyer’s first instinct often is to check Ticketmaster or some other independent outlet. And then there’s the secondary market — StubHub, SeatGeek and the like — where bargains can often be found and last-minute tickets are nearly always available.

It’s understandable that the market for soccer tickets in England is not like that, but before attempting to secure tickets myself, I didn’t understand how different it would be.

The major clubs have strict control over the sale of their match tickets — and understandably so, because demand can often be through the roof. After all, we’re talking about some of the world’s most popular sports teams here.

I have navigated the murky waters of trying to buy Premier League tickets on two separate occasions. I was all set to attend two matches — a Tottenham Hotspur fixture in the Premier League, as well as Manchester City’s showdown with Real Madrid in the Champions League quarterfinals.

That trip was scheduled for March 2020, though, and I don’t think I have to tell you why I had to abruptly cancel it.

The second time around, in August 2022, I returned to England at the start of the new Premier League season and managed to score tickets to THREE matches! And then, I added one more new stadium as part of another visit in the spring of 2024.

Now, I feel I have a good grasp on how to get into some of the UK’s most popular football grounds, which I’ll outline below. And with the Premier League having released their fixtures for the 2024-25 campaign, maybe you are also looking to plan a trip to see live matches from abroad — be it from the USA or elsewhere.

Make no bones about it: Buying Premier League tickets can be a time-consuming, sometimes frustrating and possibly expensive exercise.

But if you truly want to see Premier League clubs in action, persistence is the name of the game. Here are some tips for getting into your preferred matches.

Step 1: Choosing your dates

If you’re like me, you choose the dates in which you want to travel based on your schedule with work, school or other obligations, and then once that timeframe is set, then you go about seeing what events might be happening at your destination during that time.

First off, you have to make sure your dates fall within the normal soccer season in England. The Premier League season typically runs from the second weekend in August to the middle of May, while Champions League matches throughout Europe coincide with this timeframe and typically culminate in the final in late May or early June.

In English football, there are also domestic competitions, namely the FA Cup and Carabao Cup (aka League Cup), that coincide with the Premier League season.

Summertime is typically reserved for international competitions (the World Cup or European Championships, for example). If your visit is in late July or early August, close to the start of the new Premier League season, you may also have opportunities to watch preseason friendlies.

Step 2: Finding your fixture opportunities

It stands to reason that if you’re in the U.S., finding a game for which to buy tickets is as easy as looking at a schedule for the Premier League, or the Champions League bracket, but it’s not that simple.

When the Premier League releases its fixtures for the upcoming season (usually in mid-June), matches are divided into “matchweeks” and scheduled for the Saturday of that week at 3 p.m. British time.

However, only some matches will wind up being played at that time; others — mainly ones involving popular clubs that visitors would often like to see — will get moved up to Friday, or back to Sunday or Monday, and kickoff times usually change as well. This is done to fill prime TV broadcast windows (not unlike the NFL “flexing” a game into the coveted Sunday night time slot), and also to allow clubs to participate in matches for other competitions.

It makes things tricky, though, for the traveler from the USA or elsewhere who wants to buy tickets for matches a few months ahead. In the Premier League, fixture times are set in stages, and for a couple months at a time. In the case of my first trip, I had to wait until late January to find out exactly when my target matches in mid-March would take place.

The Premier League usually sets a schedule for when fixture times will be announced, so it’s worth following them on Twitter or another social media platform to stay abreast of announcements. Similarly, it’s worth keeping an eye on dates for Champions League draws, but at least match dates for every stage known before each year’s tournament begins.

Step 3: Should you buy a membership?

So how, exactly, do you buy tickets for the Premier League from the U.S.? Well, it all begins with the individual clubs. Once you’ve identified a match that you want to attend, you should then check out the ticket-buying procedures put in place by the home club in question, outlined on each team’s website.

You’ll quickly discover, though, that for some Premier League clubs — at least, the ones you routinely see near the top of the table — buying a club membership is required to even get into the team’s ticket portal.

For a yearly fee, a membership gets you perks including gifts, team store discounts and exclusive access to club-produced content, but of course the main benefit is it gives you the opportunity to buy tickets when they go on sale.

Each club controls its supply for matches regardless of what competition they’re for, be it a “regular” league match or for the Champions League, Europa League, FA Cup, and so on.

My original plans in 2020 included one Premier League match (Tottenham Hotspur vs. West Ham at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium) and one Champions League game (Manchester City vs. Real Madrid at the Etihad Stadium), so I bought memberships for both Spurs and Man City.

This time around, the schedule gave me opportunities to see Tottenham, Manchester United and Arsenal. So yes, I bought memberships for all three clubs — for myself and my wife, as every individual who wishes to attend a match needs his or her own membership.

Note that some teams structure their member ticket-buying rules differently. Some, like Manchester City, allow members to purchase multiple tickets under a single membership. But many, such as Tottenham, require each ticketholder to hold an individual membership. When I bought tickets for my original trip from the USA, I needed one Man City membership for the scheduled Champions League match but two for Tottenham so that I could buy a pair of tickets for the league fixture.

So yeah, it can get a little convoluted. But if you’re a fan of a specific club and want to follow them around, then it gets much simpler. Buy the one membership and then you’ll have access to tickets for that team’s road matches, as well — as you may know, European soccer stadiums all have designated visiting supporter sections.

Also, know that for the most popular clubs in England — in my experience, this includes Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea — the demand for tickets makes obtaining them on a single-match basis a challenge, and seniority (as in, how long you’ve held a membership and how many matches you’ve attended) is a primary factor in how clubs allow access to tickets.

If you really want to see a home match for one of these clubs without the hassle of competing with longtime fans, feel free to skip ahead to Step 5.

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Step 4: Online sales

Once you have your memberships, then there’s nothing left but to buy the tickets. There’s a unique challenge to this, though, as online ticket sales in Britain are conducted similarly to in the USA, but the time difference can make for some early wake-up calls.

To buy tickets for both matches in the spring of 2020, I woke up at 2 a.m. Pacific time (I live in Southern California) in order to secure seats. I was successful on both counts, so it was worth it.

That experience made me confident that I would score tickets fairly easily for my second go-round. But I failed to take into account the increased demand that comes with start-of-season excitement. For each of the three matches I targeted, I woke up in the middle of the night to buy tickets in the initial single-match release … and struck out each time.

At that point, it pays to know what alternatives you have. Each club has a ticket-resale scheme in place, which allows season-ticket holders to sell tickets they won’t use back to the club. It works similarly to Ticketmaster’s NFL Ticket Exchange, but with one key difference: Resale prices are not set according to demand, making them affordable — that is, if you can get your hands on them.

In the case of the Spurs match I wanted to attend, it took three days of constantly checking the ticket portal, waiting for A) a pair of tickets to be listed, and B) moving quickly enough to beat everyone else lurking on the site for tickets. But I finally secured my two tickets, and at £60 per ticket (plus small fees), it wasn’t too bad.

Once you have your tickets in hand, pay attention to each club’s policy on how they distribute tickets. In the case of Spurs, you’re sent a unique mobile pass that signifies you’re a member AND you have a ticket for a particular match. Manchester City mailed their tickets to me, and so even though I didn’t get to use it, I got a nice little souvenir.

Step 5: Should you buy a hospitality package?

OK, you bought the membership and struck out during the various ticket on-sales, or you’ve decided last-minute to try and see a high-demand match, or you really, REALLY want to see a match at Anfield or Stamford Bridge and it’s proving nearly impossible. What to do?

There is one fool-proof alternative: the hospitality package.

They don’t come cheap (think somewhere between £300 and £500 per person depending on the club and the match), but anyone can buy them regardless of membership status, and they come with perks such as a catered meal, a stadium tour or merchandise discounts.

Every club offers them, and if you really are that set on seeing the match you want and money is no object, well, buying a hospitality package will certainly help you achieve that goal.

Cost notwithstanding, buying hospitality tickets through the club at least gives you the peace of mind that you’re getting into the ground no matter what — and that you’ll be treated pretty well in the process.

Step 6: Should you buy tickets from the secondary market?

Of course, you might have a budget that precludes you from splurging on a hospitality package. If that’s the case, your main alternative is the secondary market .

Unlike in the USA, where ticket resellers are numerous and generally reliable even for the biggest events, scalping is a little more frowned upon in the UK. The English clubs tend to offer some stern warnings about not accepting tickets bought second-hand, going so far as to claim popular portals like StubHub are blacklisted.

That’s a big reason why memberships exist in the first place: They’re a way of assuring the clubs that the people who buy the tickets are the ones using them, and that people aren’t buying season tickets just to profit off them.

I can confess, though, that I have attended a match using tickets bought second-hand. I used a popular resale portal called LiveFootballTickets.com to buy tickets for an Arsenal match at Emirates Stadium — doing so only after I failed multiple times to get tickets for the match I wanted through the normal channels.

The purchase — which was perhaps a 75 percent markup from face value — put us in direct contact with the seller, who had to give us his mobile membership badge via text for entry to the stadium a few days before the match. In essence, I pretended I was this other person, a paid Arsenal member, for a day.

Entering the stadium went smoothly and we thoroughly enjoyed the match. However, during our wait in the queue I witnessed someone whose mobile pass was rejected multiple times at the scanner, forcing him to walk away in a huff to presumably get things sorted out elsewhere. I don’t know why that happened, but it was a reminder of how strict the ticket process is in England.

So in summary, while secondary options do exist and seem both reputable and reliable, they’re not foolproof. In the end, you’ll have to understand the risk involved. My stance is that I would definitely consider buying tickets second-hand, but only as a last resort.

Step 7: Enjoy the match!

Congratulations! You made it! Taking in an international sporting event is a favorite pastime for me, and I can attest first-hand that the thrill of attending a Premier League match in England is well worth the effort.

Original publish date: August 4, 2020 Most recent update: June 19, 2024

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Thanks so much for sharing this with us. I am in the completely same situation you found yourself when you wrote this (every time you said I, you could replace it with my name.).

This is a huge help and I plan to use it try to see my beloved Spurs!

Thanks Jim! Hope you’re able to get over to London soon! Spurs have a really beautiful stadium.

This was fantastic and bookmarking it! Also there are supporter clubs all around the world and sometimes they might have an “in” for tix.

Thanks for the kind words, and great shout on the supporter clubs! Haven’t done it myself but I have definitely heard of folks securing tickets that way.

The best article explaining the process I’ve seen. Thank you! Do you know how many matches typically go on sale to start? Like is it through September, October etc?

Hey Brad, I appreciate the kind words! From what I’ve seen, the Premier League will finalize match times in 4-6 week blocks, and the clubs will put tickets for those matches on sale not long after that happens. So last year, when I went to matches in early August, I bought the tickets around the first week of July.

Thanks for the great information ! Do you have any recommendation regarding buying tickets for an away team? We are planning a trip to London and would like to watch Man City Vs Arsenal. The tickets online are very pricy for that game (over $600). I know these are the top 2 teams but didn’t expect these high prices .

Hi Nick, thanks for reading! Your best bet is probably to check first with the away team (Man City in this instance?) to see how they distribute away game tickets. The club membership should give you access to that, but of course the much smaller inventory will make demand very high. Another thing to look into, as a previous commenter mentioned, is checking with supporter clubs to see if you can get access to tickets through them. Hope that helps!

This is super useful info. Thanks a lot. I’m travelling to London next month and hoping to catch a couple of games. Are you saying all tickets sold in the secondary market will require the original ticket holder’s credentials to enter the stadium?

Thanks Amit! The answer to your question is yes, depending on the club. Because in some cases members don’t have individual game tickets but rather membership passes. When someone sells you a ticket for a game, they are in essence lending you their membership pass. If you buy a ticket on the secondary market, be sure to pay attention to the method of delivery.

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Greetings! I am also a So Cal Spurs fan. This page was extremely helpful. Does one have to buy two memberships to buy a single match hospitality tickets? Would you be nervous buying tickets through livefootballtickets?

Hey Michael, thanks for the kind words! Usually with hospitality you don’t have to be a member at all, but it depends on the club. (With Spurs I believe that’s the case.) Also, I have bought from LiveFootballTickets before and had no issue. So I would be fine going that route, though if it were me I’d do my best to buy from the club first.

Hi Edward. I got the memberships for Man City and Tottenham. I haven’t been able to get tickets so far. I see tickets in livefootball tickets and even though they are marked up they are not overly expensive. I see that you bought tickets with them. I want to try to see 2 games the weekend that I’m in London. I’m waiting on the next round of tickets to be opened but having to buy a membership to buy tickets is also expensive.

Hi Jaime — I think it’s up to you whether you think the prices you see on livefootballtickets are worth it. If you already have the memberships though, and there’s still a release coming for the matches you want, maybe see if you can buy tickets that way first?

Even if you buy secondary, having a membership usually makes it much easier for the seller to transfer their tickets to you, so it’s still worth it that way.

Thanks Edward. Yes I will keep trying on the next release. Also thanks for the tip about the transfer being easier if I have a membership. I really want to go to the games.

Great information here! I noticed some of the EPL clubs will have a direct link on their site to 3rd Party Sellers (like P1 Travel) that have seat & hotel packages. Prices seem to be high but I wonder if it’s worth the headache of managing multiple memberships and playing the waiting game? Any thoughts on that process? Again thanks for the article.

Thanks for reading, Scott! I’d certainly be more willing to go with a service that is being touted by the clubs themselves, as it’s clear they have a relationship so I’d worry less about something going wrong. I think they’re worth the peace of mind, but I’d understand if people don’t want to pay the extra cost. As for the memberships, if I decide to buy one, that’s sort of a commitment on my part to do what I can to buy tickets with it. That’s just my POV though. If an easier path to buying tickets came along that …  Read more »

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