Stamford Bridge is made up of the Matthew Harding Stand (North), Shed End (South, away fans), East Stand (built 1905, the oldest), and West Stand (built 2001).
Tickets
The safest way to buy tickets is directly through the club’s official website. Popular matches are often prioritized for season-ticket holders before general sale, so check availability as soon as your travel dates are set.
‘Blue Is the Colour’ (1972), born in the Shed End at Stamford Bridge, remains Chelsea’s anthem to this day. Chelsea Pensioners — war veterans from the Royal Hospital Chelsea whose nickname gave the club its original moniker — still walk out with the players every Remembrance Day home game, a bond now over a century old.
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💡 Insider Tips
🚌 Getting Around
The closest tube station is Fulham Broadway (District Line), about a 5-minute walk. With only a handful of car parks within a mile of the stadium, the club also recommends public transport.
🏨 Lodging
Millennium & Copthorne Hotels at Chelsea FC sits right next to the stadium, and Chelsea House Hotel (5 minutes from Earl’s Court station) is another option.
🎟️ Tickets
Official membership runs from £32 (junior) to £110 (adult) and grants priority access before general sale. With over 500 official supporters clubs in more than 100 countries, U.S. fans can apply for tickets through “Chelsea in America” (45+ groups) roughly 7 weeks before a home game.
🗺️ Tourism Tie-in
The Chelsea Stadium Tour and Museum is officially included in the London Pass — a one-hour tour (dressing room, press room, tunnel, pitchside) followed by a 30-minute museum visit, with digital guides available in 12 languages.
💡 Insider Tips
The Chelsea Pensioner and the Butcher’s Hook are popular pre-match pubs, and the Chelsea Megastore in the South Stand offers shirt-printing services.