Stamford Bridge

What an excellent experience at Stamford Bridge Station, the current Champion of Champion League and top team of Premier League. I am not a Chelsea fan but I even had goosebumps at the moment I went out to the pitch as a player, walk in the footsteps of the Blues legends, sit in the seat of their favourite player in the Dressing Room and walk through the players' tunnel to the roar of the capacity crowd, visit ‘The Trophy Room’ which includes 5 Premier League titles, 8 FA Cup's and both the 2012 and 2021 UEFA Champions League trophies. You will also get a chance to sit on the chair of the coach, see all the balls, shoes and signature of famous footballers of Chelsea.

Chelsea Stadium and Museum tour, absolutely must for everyone visiting London.
I don't have words to say thank you to Adam our guide (who is manager and usually doesn't do tours but during half term he helps his colleagues). My son will remember it for ever.
I recommend it to everyone football fan. You don't have to support Chelsea.

Great 1st game to take my son. 6 goals to see. He throughly enjoyed it. Pizza and a drink at half time went down a treat. At the top tier where the drinks and food facilities were, the staff are very quick, efficient and polite. Would recommend a Chelsea game to anyone who enjoys the beautiful game of football.

Nice football club and easy to go there. Not to far from the Fulham Broadway station. The souvenir shop is tidy not only the selling things but they have some exhibition of trophies as well. Love it 😀

Enjoyed every second of the tour. Shed End draws you in instantly. Hope they keep Stamford Bridge intact, as it is one of the few old-firm remaining stadiums in London. Stroll around, grab a pint at Frankie's, tour the fan-shop and "Come on Chelsea"!

The home of Chelsea is indeed a beautiful stadium to visit. I had a good time at the massive Stamford bridge stadium. The legends of all seasons are beautiful posted on the walls, with a quote from them and a familiar person as well. I also visited the mega center for souvenirs and to ship for jersey. Unfortunately they did not have the size I needed.
It’s definitely a great stadium to visit when you’re in the area.

A stadium must visit if your a football fan.

My cousin supports Chelsea, and so does one of my best friends, and they managed to get tickets for three seats next to each other (which wasn't an easy task). Now I'm a Crawley Town fan so have never experienced a match at a Premier League stadium before, so I'm grateful they invited me.

The stadium is pretty easy to navigate despite there being thousands of people walking in all directions on match day. The bar and toilet areas get very busy very quickly so best to either get there before everyone else, or avoid it entirely. Alcohol isn't allowed up in the stands themselves either.

Seats themselves were really good, didn't have any trouble seeing over the people in front, and the atmosphere was pretty good.

Chelsea had also put on a lot of their big names even though they were playing Plymouth Argyle, but it was the FA Cup so that's probably why. Made the experience better seeing players I know though.

We did the Stadium and the Museum tours.for 25£ for adult and 15£points for child.. What a great experience seeing the changing rooms, coming out through the tunnel and seeing yourself on the screen.. The shed , stands, stadium is mind blowing.. Am must for every Chelsea fan