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London Stadium is known by many names, such as the Olympic Stadium. It's a stadium constructed for different purposes and is located at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. London Stadium was made mainly for the Summer Olympics of 2012 and the Summer Paralympic Games of 2012. The stadium was used as the venue for the opening and closing ceremonies in these events and as the venue for track and field events. After the end of the 2012 games, the area of the stadium was renovated for multiple uses and now is the home ground of West Ham United, the Premier League club. Watch one of the greatest venues in football on this tour. Buy London Stadium tickets today.

About London Stadium

What is London Stadium famous for?

London Stadium was constructed to host the 2012 Olympic Games London and now is used as the home of West Ham United, a Premier League club. London Stadium has also seen a host of other matches from the Athletics World Championships in 2017, the 2015 Rugby World Cup, and Major League Baseball in 2019.

Each year, the stadium also hosts the Diamond League by IAAF. This event is also called the London Anniversary Games and even the London Grand Prix.

In August 2016, West Ham United FC moved into the London Stadium after signing a lease of 99 years as the main tenants. The capacity of the stadium during London 2012 was 80,000, but it was reduced to 60,000 later for football matches. When concerts are planned, the higher capacity is again restored. There have been many artists like AC/DC, Jay Z, Robbie Williams, Beyoncé, Guns N’ Roses, and Foo Fighters performing during the summers.

Before 2012, the London Stadium hosted many events such as the National Lottery Olympic Park Run, the London Disability Grand Prix, the British University Athletics Championships, and the athletics games of the British School Games. On May 6, 2012, Niamh Clarke-Willis officially opened the venue.

What is in London Stadium?

London Stadium is a 10-year-old iconic landmark in east London. Many athletics events have taken place here since its inception and even before that. World records have been broken on the stadium's very own running track. The Olympic Stadium, as it is sometimes called, was one of the main venues of the 2012 Olympic games.

You can go pitch-side and see the stadium up close, sit in the dugout, see the players' tunnel, press room, and more.

The Olympic Stadium is a multi-purpose venue used for football, athletics, concerts, and more.

There is a new roof in the stadium which is the biggest tensile roof in the world. The new roof now covers all the seats in the stadium.

You can now tour this stadium found in the Stratford district of London.

Greater London Authority owns the stadium.

Wembley is not the same as London Stadium.

What's the approximate capacity of London Stadium?

The approximate capacity is 80,000. For football matches, the capacity is 60,000.

When is the best time to visit London Stadium?

You can visit all around the year.

What time do the gates open at London Stadium?

The timings may vary.

What are you allowed to bring into the London Stadium?

Only small quantities of food and drinks are allowed.

Directions, Venue Info, And Attendee FAQs

Where is London Stadium located?

The address is Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London E20 2ST, England.

How do I get to London Stadium?

Take A1203 to reach the destination if you're travelling by car.

Stratford International Station and Stratford Station are the nearest train stations.

Where can I park?

There is parking available at Stratford Westfield.

Where are the toilet facilities at London Stadium?

There are toilets and accessible toilets all over this football stadium.

What facilities are available at London Stadium?

Catering stalls, executive boxes, hospitality lounges, and more are available.

Is London Stadium accessible?

The stadium is accessible.

Where can I eat nearby?

Some popular recommendations are Barge East Restaurant, The Counter Cafe, and The Last Drop.