Tickets for West Ham matches are often in high demand, but there are a number of online resources that give you a good chance of landing a seat at London Stadium.
Pre-match at West Ham’s London Stadium (Photo: Louis via Flickr / CC BY 2.0)
While West Ham have been a well-established Premier League club for a number of years, they have never made a sustained challenge for the title, though in recent years have made significant progress and started qualifying for European competitions – even winning the Europa Conference League in 2023. This means that anyone looking to attend a West Ham game will nowadays often have the choice of domestic league and cup, as well as glamorous European fixtures, to pick from.
If you’re planning a visit to the UK, and want to know if West Ham are playing at London Stadium during your dates of travel, you can view fixture lists for the season online. While general sale tickets can be bought directly through the website by members, if these are sold out, or you don’t have a membership, there are also a number of online options for securing yourself a seat for a West Ham home game. We’ve looked into them and listed our two favourites below.
Ticketgum
Our top pick for finding West Ham tickets is Ticketgum, who buy tickets from club members before reselling them online. While prices can sometimes be very high, it’s a reliable option, as Ticketgum officially own the tickets meaning any liability for fakes falls on them. Based on our searches, there also seems to be availability for almost every West Ham home game. Prices do tend to fluctuate, and the closer to a game the steeper they are likely to be – although last-minute tickets often reverse that trend. For upcoming games against Ipswich and Everton, we found tickets starting at £65. After purchasing your tickets, they’re sent by express delivery to your preferred address. Other benefits are a 100% money-back guarantee in the event of a cancelled game.
P1 Travel
P1 Travel are our number one choice for hospitality tickets at London Stadium. Their packages include perks such as food and drinks, lounge access, and padded seats to watch games – with seats alongside each other so you can enjoy the action with people you know – as well as the option to add on hotel stays close to the stadium for as little as £100 per night.
At West Ham, there are a variety of hospitality packages, all of which include a different variety of the above benefits, depending on which one you choose. The cheapest option includes access to the Academy Bar, along with padded half-way line seats and a half-time drink, with prices tending to start at around £135 per person. For a higher-end experience, there is also the Great Britain Lounge and the Royal East Packages, though these do come with a steeper price tag.