Chelsea Football Club

No Futbol while I was there so I settled for a Stadium Tour and must say it’s a BEAUTIFUL Stadium… and you get to go everywhere, locker room, showers, workout/​exercise room, I’d recommend it to any Futbol fan!
Those giant things on the field with lights
are solar powered and are to make the grass grow!
And most importantly
por Vida!

Love that stadium for its atmosphere.
Ticket prices aren’t that high as for other clubs in England.
Beside that Chelsea plays great football.
Always a pleasure to see them playing!

Die Stamford Bridge ist eines der berühmtesten Stadien Europas.
Wenn man in Deutschland von eglischem Fussball erzählt, fällt immer dieser Name (neben Wembley) — nur warum eigentlich?
Das Stadion steht mitten in einem Wohngebiet, daher empfiehlt sich die Anreise via Bus oder zu Fuss (Verkehrstechnisch führt 1 Strasse hier vorbei). Das Stadion an sich ist 3-​rangig gebaut und bietet Platz für etwas mehr als 40.000 Leute.
Der VIP Bereich war sehr gut und das Essen war lecker, allerdings sollten keine Bratwürstchen mit Currysauce mehr verkauft werden –das war schlecht.
Von der Stimmung her hatte ich mir mehr erwartet, alös das was von den ChelseaFans ankam.
Da man weder rauchen, noch aufstehen darf ist das Fussballspiel mit einem in Deutschland kaum zu vergleichen. Mir solls egal sein, Schalke spielte 1:1.

Beautiful stadium. Take the tour so you can see everything. And don’t buy anything at the small giftshop where you start the tour, at the end is a massive two story gift shop. They have everything for kids, to women, to boys, to mens, to toys, to personalized jersey, etc. I wish i could watch a game here, its a really beautiful stadium. Oh, and out front they have posters on the walls where you can take pictures with. If your a Chelsea fan def check this place out, and if your buddy is an Arsenal fan, thats not to far away either :). Watch out because the tours end pretty early (like 5pm or something).

Tour is average they don’t let you on the field.

This was one of our highlights of the trip! i’m not even a football/​soccer fan, but I can see how this is a must see place if you are. Our tour guide, Elvis, was AWESOME, he was funny, so informative and his passion for the team and the sport was contagious.
It really is the details that make tours awesome and this one definitely has that (go and see what I mean)!
If you are looking for memorable gifts and Chelsea swag, the gift shop is unreal! You’ll also want to take a tonne of photos so leave some room on the camera!
Great tour for kids, and visit the museum if you have the time because there are some fun interactive activities there as well.
Included with London Pass (highly recommend)

This is one of the prettiest stadiums I’ve ever been to and I got to see Chelsea whoop Swansea’s butt! Such a fun and unique experience checking out English football. It’s within walking distance of chic Chelsea in London so there’s plenty to do after the game is over. The only bad thing about English football is that you can’t drink in sight of the field! Luckily, we got to take advantage of the pregame lunch and I enjoyed a cider there. If you go when it’s slightly chilly, definitely bring a sweater or something warm!

Very good guided tour of the home stadium of Chelsea Football Club. Informative and fun. We got to see the press box, locker rooms, and a few different seating areas. Well worth it if you are a football fan… and I don’t mean American football.

Went to my first football match here and had an awesome time. The locals who sat next to me were fun to chat with and the whole experience walking through the neighborhood up to the stadium was an incredible part of the whole match day experience. Hope I get a chance to go back sometime.

Beautiful place, beautiful game and we get special one back soon

Didn’t come here for a match — we rented the venue for a private conference and loved it. We used the great hall for our keynote and meals. The food was very good. We then used the Millennium suites for the conference rooms. Our staff room overlooked the pitch which was nice.
Would recommend this venue if your looking for a conference. Not much of a football fan myself but if your a Chelsea fan this is Valhalla.

Stamford Bridge ist ein MUSS! Super Stadion, tolle Atmosphäre, jedesmal wieder eine Reise wert!!!

WOW. Cannot believe I was actually HERE! What an experience! Lovely, wonderful stadium, beautifully integrated into the neighborhood. EXCELLENT mega-​store. OMG.
Okay, I’m a major Chelsea fan, so maybe I am biased, but I was really just completely impressed with this place. A classy, classy operation.

Tolles Stadion. Zunächst ziemlich unscheinbar, da es direkt zwischen Wohnhäusern angebaut wurde und der erste Eindruck wirkt schon ziemlich alt. Aber es ist ein sehr modernes (von der Technik jedenfalls) und Übersichtliches Stadion. Habe dort das Spiel Chelsea vs Liverpool mitverfolgt und saß in der so genannten West stand Upper, Sprich: ganz oben. Aber wir hatten dort einen prima Überblick auf das Spielfeld. Und das Spiel an sich hat natürlich auch Super viel Spaß gemacht.

One of the highlights of my recent trip to London was to tour the home of Chelsea Football Club, Stamford Bridge.
The tour of the Bridge included access to home and away locker rooms, press rooms, different seats around the stadium, club museum and walking out the entrance tunnel. The stadium itself was built up in pieces and grew into the modern field that it is today.
As a diehard fan of the Blues, this was a great experience for me. Kris also really enjoyed herself by seeing all the photos of Torres around the stadium. She saw a different side of him later at the pub, when he flubbed most of his chances and tripped over his feet drawing the ire of the supporters.
Sorry, back on topic. The tour gave us an interesting backstage view into the life of top footballers. It must be quite the experience to walk out of the tunnel to the sound of a rocking stadium.
The museum contains many of the trophies, gear and memorabilia of Chelsea FC. Currently on display are the FA Cup and the Champions League trophy that you can take a photo with. I guess I was expecting a little more of the history of the club to be covered during the tour. It was more or less about the stadium and seems that is left for you to explore at the museum. That small gripe aside, it was a great experience and would be fun for even people that aren’t football fans.
Chelsea FC European Champions!

the original plan was to travel to anfield for the big game vs man u.
alas, the game being played on a sun put that plan to rest.
so what games can i watch this sat in london?
west ham vs sunderland? dont think so! but if i had, then i would have been rewarded with an extra goal:(
chelsea vs stoke? why not? torres, crouch, charlie adam and owen are all ex liverpool players!:)
thus, the quest for a ticket began.
many nay sayers claimed it would be a futile exercise.
in blatant defiance, an early visit to the ticket booth at stamford bridge, on match day, took me down fulham road.
a hopeful me was pleasantly surprised when the ticketing staff told me he had only 2 tickets at the west stand upper available!
great, i only needed one:)
it costs £70 but i was more than happy to pay.
he also advised me to be at the stadium an hour before kickoff.
i then asked when is the earliest time that one can get in and was told two hours before.
in the end, the singaporean in me, led me into the stadium one and a half hours before kickoff.
no hassle and no crowd.
tv screens line the walls along the f&b areas showing the goals filled swansea vs everton game.
i checked out their f&b at half time and it was nothing to shout about.
haphazard queues could be better managed IMHO.
got myself a plain hot dog and a bottle of water for £6.
dog was hot and tender to the bite without being excessively salty.
i guess i was cold and hungry at 3.45pm having also skipped lunch.
toilets were clean and airy.
seats were new and comfy with cushioning as opposed to the wooden ones at anfield.
why do people always get their seats wrong?
cant they follow the correct row then arrive at the correct seat number?
how difficult is that???
at least 3 cases happened right in front of me!
the game left chelsea fans frustrated for most parts.
but the luck of being european champions meant they managed to pull out a 1 – 0 win in the end.
having been to anfield, the passion and atmosphere here does not even come close to the anfield experience!
exiting the stadium was orderly but do avoid the lane that leads to the store where most fans will converge and leave only one third of that lane available for each direction of travel.

Very easy to get to and from, from my one experience. I particularly enjoyed the pre match atmosphere, walking to the stadium through streets teaming with fans in good spirits. A romanticised idea of the pre match I have seen on TV but not an experience I have encountered with other matches I have been to.
The stadium feels more like a proper football ground than the Emirates does. Could have done without the annoying bloke not far behind us who kept trying to start complicated and unfunny chants that luckily no-​one joined in with. People did join in with his quite harsh and rude criticism of the somewhat selfish Daniel Sturridge.
Torres got a lot of good support and finally rewarded the fans with two goals, his first in ages. This meant the mood amongst the fans was good, adding to the atmosphere.

Verdaderamente no parece un estadio de futbol. Esta muy integrado en la ciudad y pasa muy desapercibido. Hay muy buena combinación con el metro pero no pudimos entrar para ver las instalaciones porque estaba cerrado, auque por fuera te imaginas el interior y debe ser impresionante, como todos los estadios de los grandes equipos de futbol.

Nice stadium. Kind of small or such a club but great atmosphere

I took a tour of Stamford Bridge. We went into the lockers both home and away. We also saw their jerseys and when they give their press conferences after the game. It was a really good tour.
I also went to a game. That was a really good experience. They were yelling out Chelsea fight songs, and it was a experience I could say I will remember forever!

Die Stadiontour hab ich zwar nicht gemacht, dafür aber ein Spiel in der Champions League besucht. Das Stadion ist auf jeden Fall Klasse und sie super aus. Ein tolles reines Fußballstadion. Ein Besuch lohnt sich auf jeden Fall mal auch wenn die Tickets für Chelsea jetzt nicht sooo günstig sind.

This is a nice stadium. There’s no denying there. And I’m not a Chelsea fan at all. Quite the opposite, in fact. I hate this team with a passion. So why on earth would I even set foot in here?
Two words: Corporate hospitality.
I had a nice time here with my colleagues, I’ll admit. But I found the experience a little lacking compared to my experience at the Emirates. The serving staff weren’t as professional (they seemed confused) and we got a just wine and beer (whereas we were provided with champagne at the other stadium).
The box was also smaller compared to the one at the Emirates. It seemed positively cramped!
Still, it was good fun, we had a good view, and it was definitely a cracking game.

After taking a stadium tour, I can respect Stamford Bridge for what it tries to capture.
+1 star for retaining the original, outer wall around the stadium, and trying to keep some history.
Inside, you quickly feel the lack of soul and tradition. They try to build a sense of longstanding history, but this a bit of a farce. Besides the recent run of silverware, and the few won in the 50’s and 60’s, Chelsea pretty much disappears off the face of the planet in between. You may be able to buy the best product and put it on the pitch, but you can’t buy history.
We later got to walk out near the pitch, which was nicely kept. Another star must be given for the hawk they introduced. Evidently, this is how a perfect pitch is maintained. If any vermin with wings approaches the pitch, whether near the ground or in the surrounding sky, the hawk will take care of it. I’m all for this, but i’m sure some animal rights activist is crying him/​herself to sleep over it.
All in all, I’m glad I got to venture into this stadium, but I probably wouldn’t return.

On a recent trip to London, I was able to fulfill a dream of mine — go to Stamford Bridge to see my favorite football (soccer) team play: Chelsea Football Club. Getting regular tickets for the game were proving impossible, so I opted for a hospitality package. That got me a 2-​course dinner (rack of lamb with potatoes and steamed haricot verts, plus desert), free wine and some other stuff in a private lounge, in addition to drinks and snacks at half and full time. The package got me a great seat in the middle tier on the West Stands. Now onto the business…
It was nothing short of an epic experience. To be there — a place that I have watched on TV for so many years was amazing — surreal to say the least. To be in the crowd, hearing the songs being sung, the passion of the real Chelsea supporters was something I will never forget.
CAREFREE, WHEREVER YOU MAY BE, WE ARE THE FAMOUS C.F.C…

Ein sehr schönes Hotel in der Chelsea Football Village.
Perfektes Service und schöné Zimmer mit Aussicht. In jedem Zimmer Flatscreen mit Internetanschluss, Teekocher mit Keksen; Im Hotel befinden sich mehrere Bars und es gibt eine große Rezeption und einen Concierge, der bei allen Fragen behilflich ist. Im Erdgeschoss gibt es eine Sportsbar, wo besonders wenn ein Spiel ist, gefiert wird. Das Hotel ist für Fußballfans ein Muss, aber auch für nicht Fußballfans empfehlenswert. Außerdem stimmt das Preis-​Leistungsverhältnis. Billige Angebote gibt es immer unter:

With seats for Chelsea these days being pretty hard to come by, I was lucky that a friend of mine took me along to a match using his boss’s 2 season tickets for that day as he was out of the country.
I was impressed with the redevelopment of Fulham Broadway station. I remember it being a small station that really struggled with the volumes of people on match days.
Despite the eye-​watering price of the season tickets, we were seated in one corner of the ground. The best thing was that we were able to see the Chelsea subs warm up in that corner and there was a bit of friendly banter.
The game itself wasn’t anything to write home about with a 0 – 0 final score and the only 2 goal scoring opportunities being at the other end to us. The big TVs showed good replays.
That’s the danger with football — there’s not guarantee that your money will buy you good entertainment, unlike a night at the theatre. Fortunately, I was there on a freebie but if I had paid, I’m not sure I would have felt that I got full value for money.
However, the stadium is modern, comfortable and the public transport experience much improved.

Tolles Stadium in eine reiche Stadtteil London. Konnte mall vergleichen wie Hamburg Altona und anstad der EKZ MERCADO wehre ein Stadium da.
Nur schade das JUVENTUS 1 – 0 verloren hat, aber an 10 März geht es weiter in TORINO.

Ein sehr schönes, modernes Stadion.
Das Dach, wie eigentlich die gesamte Aufmachung, gefällt mir sehr gut und auch die Umgebung ist sehr modern.
Hier zu finden sind neben dem Shop zusätzlich noch Gastronomieeinrichtungen, sowie auch Büros.
Es macht wirklich Spaß sich hier mal umzuschauen, auch wenn grad kein Spiel stattfindet.

Einer der berühmtesten Fußball Clubs der Welt ist der Chelsea F.C.
Die Führung beginnt und endet im Centenary Museum. Man haben Zutritt zu den Bereichen, welche für gewöhnlich nur den Spielern zugänglich sind: der Presseraum, die Umkleidekabinen oder auch die Trainer– oder Betreuerbank. Des Weiteren wird ein Zwischenhalt an der obersten Sitzreihe gemacht, um ein atemberaubendes Foto von der Stamford Bridge machen zu können.
Mit 25.00 GP leider sehr teuer. Dafür kann ich drei andere Stadion besuchen.
Öffnungszeiten
Montag bis Freitag 11.00, 13.00 und 15.00 Uhr
Samstag und Sonntag 12.00, 13.00 und 14.00 Uhr
Preise
Erwachsene £25.00
Kinder £15.00

stade de football anglais de chelsea situé à londres. Métro le plus proche à 300 mètres. Vous y verrez plein de star de football.

A pesar de que no lo vi mucho porque solo pasamos de largo, la imagen exterior es la de un hotel.
Nadie diria que es un campo de futbol.

Ein beindruckendes Stadium.
Wenn man davor steht wirkt es einfach gigantisch groß!
Leider ist Fussball in London allgemein sehr teuer!
Karten bis zu 60 GBP sind dort zu haben und das kann natürlich nicht jeder einfach so aus der Portokasse bezahlen.
Daher ist es auch nicht arg verwunderlich, daß Chelsea
nicht immer ausverkauft ist. Tickets sind gegen Nicht-​Topmanschaften bzw unter der Woche eigentlich kein Problem.
Es gibt ein Box-​Office (d.h. Abendkasse), wo man dann
am Spieltag (bis mehrere Stunden vor KickOff) noch Tickets kaufen kann. Allerdings sind und bleiben die Preise saftig.
Besonder schön finde ich,
daß dort Chelsea Fans Bilder von verstorbenen ehemaligen
Fans aufhängen dürfen! Sodaß sie auf ewig mit dabei sind!
Das finde ich eine tolle Geste eines Fussballvereins!