Whether you are a lifelong West Ham supporter or a first-time visitor, securing tickets to see the Hammers can sometimes be challenging. The team finished the 2024/25 season in 14th place, and with Graham Potter stepping in as the new manager, there is hope for improvement. Exciting times are ahead, especially with the 2025/26 Premier League fixture schedule now released.
The Hammers will kick off their 2025/26 campaign against promoted Sunderland away from home, followed by a London derby at home against Chelsea on August 22 for their second match of the season.
This guide provides essential information on prices, memberships, and tips for finding affordable West Ham tickets. Read on for more details about watching matches live at the London Stadium.
West Ham tickets & prices at the London Stadium
West Ham season tickets: Pricing, availability
West Ham confirmed that 2025/26 season tickets are now sold out. With that, you can only join the waiting list for now. A season's ticket gives you priority access to the cup and games to be played at home.
Most importantly, season ticket prices vary and are some of the most affordable in the Premier League. Prices for adults start from just £345.00 in Band 6 up to £1,175.00 in Band 1, with higher prices demanded available for exclusive options such as the 1966 range, named after England’s World Cup-winning exploits and closely associated with legendary West Ham figures such as Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters who lifted the Jules Rimet trophy.
Note that you need Claret membership to be on the waiting list for Season tickets.
2025/26 West Ham season ticket prices frozen
West Ham have frozen prices for the 2025/26 campaign. This is after the club received huge backlash for hiking the prices last season.
At the same time, the club also confirmed that it would reintroduce concessions into all bands (1-6) after their removal last season was also criticised. It is a massive step in the right direction and a reminder that even in the capitalist climate football currently finds itself in, fans still have the power to create change at their club.
Following the announcements, West Ham's Fan Advisory Board said: “This has been a constructive and positive piece of work, and we believe this is a good example of the Supporters and Club working together to achieve a positive outcome.”
West Ham's surprise season ticket price freeze and U-turn on concessions policy last week has cost the club millions in potential revenue but the Hammers board thought it was the right thing to do despite financial challenges ahead.
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West Ham season ticket new policy on the cards
While the news of a season ticket freeze is undoubtedly a positive one, the club revealed in talks with the Fan Advisory Board in February that they are now actively monitoring season ticket holders who don't attend matches regularly.
The club have set up a ticket forwarding scheme where season ticket holders can pass their ticket on to friends and family, but frustration is growing with supporters who just leave their seat empty when they don't attend.
Other clubs, such as Man Utd, have a policy in place where if a season ticket holder doesn't either attend a match or forward their ticket to someone else on three separate occasions throughout the season, they become ineligible to renew the following season.
West Ham are said to be considering such a policy themselves ahead of next season.
West Ham matchday tickets and single-match tickets: Pricing, availability
Premier League tickets can be hard to secure, especially in London, but the good news is that you can get single-match tickets for West Ham.
For single tickets which are available on ‘General Sale', all that you need to do is create a basic West Ham Account on the ticketing website, which will only take a couple of minutes to complete.
From there, you can complete the purchase and then make plans to get to the London Stadium to cheer on Graham Potter's men.
Tickets for the clash with Chelsea on 22 August 2025 have gone on sale, with the cheapest adult offer going for £50 in the general sale window.
Do I need a membership to buy West Ham tickets?
As stated above, no membership is required to buy West Ham tickets on general sale.
However, if you want to have a chance for the bigger games, away tickets or to go on the season ticket waiting list, then you will need to join the club membership scheme.
Anyone can join, and memberships are available at the time of writing for the 2024/25 season.
How to get a West Ham membership
The club Membership scheme is available online.
The full adult price is £45.00 with benefits such as ticketing priority, ticket discounts, a welcome pack and a £10 voucher to use in the club store or online.
Further exclusive perks and member competitions are ongoing throughout the season in what is a similar initiative to that operated by most elite clubs at home and abroad.
West Ham ticket prices at the London Stadium
For Premier League games in the 2025/26 season, the pricing is set according to the category of the fixture.
Single game briefs are available for adults for Category A matches from £45-100, whilst Category C games can be purchased for £30-55 with further concessions available for Over-65s, Under-21s and Under-18s as well as fans with accessibility requirements.
Ticket prices will vary for different competitions, at different stages of the season, so it is always advisable to check the club website for the latest information. You will likely be able to grab a bargain for the early rounds of the FA or Carabao Cup.
West Ham seating plan at the London Stadium
West Ham hospitality tickets
West Ham offers an extensive range of hospitality options for those who like to enjoy their football in a more refined, comfortable manner.
From private boxes to fine dining, restaurants and sports bars, there will be something for everyone who wants more than a standard seat in the stadium.
Club legends are honoured and celebrated in the themes and decor of the hospitality areas, at prices that you would expect.
The Club London executive box starts at around £200-250 per person for a Premier League game, with most of the hospitality offerings sold out on a membership package basis.
West Ham tickets FAQs
How can I get West Ham away tickets?
West Ham away tickets, as with all clubs, are difficult to obtain and are not freely available.
Tickets can be purchased by members and season ticket holders with a loyalty points balance, in line with how the club operates its allocation for away fixtures.
The number of tickets available depends on the size of the opposition stadium, with Premier League regulations stating that away clubs should receive a minimum of 3,000 tickets unless the capacity is less than 30,000, in which case the home club must allocate at least 10% of that figure.
An alternative exists, with ‘touts' on the streets at the stadium in what is effectively a black market, as well as resale sites online. Some of these are more reputable than others; you will often pay well over face value, and you should always be alert for scammers.
How can I get cheap West Ham tickets?
The key to securing cheap West Ham tickets is to make your purchase as early as possible. Tickets will always be cheaper for members, or even for those registered, for general sale fixtures.
FA Cup or Carabao Cup fixtures in the early rounds are always the cheapest tickets compared to Premier League games, whilst seats behind the net are cheaper compared to the stands along the side of the pitch.
How much will I pay for a London Stadium tour?
London Stadium tour ticket prices vary depending on the day of your visit and your age. The image below captures the pricing range for your reference.
How to watch West Ham at home
For those who are unable to obtain West Ham tickets or to travel to East London to see the team live, you can settle for watching West Ham on television at home.
To watch Premier League games, you will need a Sky Sports or TNT Sports subscription for those Hammers fixtures that are televised. Sky also show Carabao Cup fixtures, while the FA Cup fixtures are always live on BBC and ITV.