London Stadium

London Stadium was formerly known as ‘The stadium at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park,’ and the Olympic stadium is a multipurpose stadium in the Stratford district of London. The stadium was made of the 2012 Summer Paralympics and 2012 summer Olympics and served as the track & field venue. It was also the site for the opening and closing ceremonies.

Because of the huge number of games played at the Olympic stadium London, it was recently renovated, and now this multi-purpose stadium is the primary home for Premier League and West Ham United.Experience all this and more with our Europe tour packages.

The first public event of the stadium was in March 2012. This stadium has hosted the Rugby world cup match in 2015 and two of England’s test matches of the Rugby league, 2017 World Para Athletic Championships and the 2017 IAAF world championship in Athletics were held in this stadium.

The stadium has the capacity to hold concerts with 80,000 spectators. The London Stadium is in oval shape with relocatable seating so it can host other games like cricket and baseball. When the stadium was reopened on July 16, it had a seating capacity of 66,000; however, for the football game, the seats are limited to only 60,000.

In 2019, June the London stadium also hosted its first regular-season US major league Baseball game.

• Grab the unique photo opportunity at the stadium and receive a free personalized certificate also.
• At Olympic Stadium London, you can enjoy free video content from the stadium authorities.
• You can also enjoy the panoramic views of the stadium from the manager’s dugout and balcony level.
• Make your way to the Royal box to get close to the replica of the football association cup.
• Explore the stadium's heart via breath-taking grass pitches, dressing rooms, and the press room.
• Take advantage of the unique guided tour of the London Stadium, which is an abode to some of the most highly publicized sports events that took place across ages.
• You can also take a ‘behind the scenes guided tour of the United Kingdom’s music venue and the most significant sports complex.

The Olympic stadium London can be visited any time between 10.00 AM to 3.00 PM. It will not be crowded as every tour requires a guide, and only a limited number of people are allowed to enter the stadium.

However, you should avoid visiting the stadium on event days and public holidays as you may need to wait for your turn.

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• The London Stadium tour is part multimedia and partly guided. Some parts of the stadium are free to explore with the help of an audio guide; however, for the remaining amount, you need a good guide.
• Tour to Stadium is designed to give a mixture of architectural and historical information and various impressive sites with photo opportunities.
• You should wear comfortable walking shoes to explore the London Stadium as you have to walk a lot.  
• You can buy the tour pass online before the scheduled day to make your Olympic stadium London tour comfortable and hassle-free. 

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By Bus: Take bus numbers 25, 86, 97, 104, 108, 158, 241, 257, 262, 276, 308, 425, 473, and D8 to reach Stratford city bus station or Stratford bus station, which are located a few minutes of walking distance from London Stadium.

By Subway: You can onboard the Jubilee, central, and DLR and get off at the Stratford train station. You can also take the DLR and depart at the Pudding Mill Lane train station.

By Car: You can reach the Olympic stadium London by car.  You can also drive to the stadium conveniently with the A12 and Romford Road running from the east.

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