Tickets to see West Ham play are always in demand. The Hammers regularly play to full houses so it’s wise to find out about pricing before going to a game.

In this guide, we will be looking at how much West Ham tickets cost for a single match at the London Stadium. If you want information about season tickets, you can read our ticket guide here.

How much are West Ham tickets?

If you want to buy a ticket to watch the Irons, you will need to visit the official ticket page for home matches here.

The club usually have information available about purchasing tickets at least 5 weeks in advance, although this can vary depending on the time of year.

Ticket prices vary based on where you want to sit in the ground and whether you are an adult, disabled, under 18, under 21 or over 66.

Category C

1966 West – £60 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
1966 – £50 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 1 – £40 for Adults, £20 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 2 – £35 for Adults, £17.50 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 3 – £32 for Adults, £16 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 4 – £32 for Adults, £16 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 5 – £30 for Adults, £15 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 6 – £30 for Adults, £15 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.

Category B

1966 West – £90 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
1966 – £80 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 1 – £70 for Adults, £52 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 2 – £60 for Adults, £45 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 3 – £50 for Adults, £37.50 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 4 – £50 for Adults, £37.50 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 5 – £35 for Adults, £26 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 6 – £35 for Adults, £26 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.

Category A

1966 West – £105 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
1966 – £95 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 1 – £85 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 2 – £80 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 3 – £70 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 4 – £70 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 5 – £60 for Adults, £45 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 6 – £50 for Adults, £37.50 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.

Category AA

1966 West – £120 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
1966 – £110 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 1 – £100 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 2 – £90 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 3 – £85 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 4 – £85 for Adults, Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 5 – £65 for Adults, £49 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.
Band 6 – £55 for Adults, £41 for Over 66/Under 21, Under 18s and Disabled.

How much does it cost to watch the women’s team play?

Women’s fixtures are held at the Chigwell Construction Stadium, rather than the London Stadium. It costs £10 for adults, over 66s and under 21s, while under 18s are able to get in for just £1.

Away tickets are generally half the price but it will vary depending on which stadium you visit. If you want to buy a ticket for a Women’s Super League fixture, you can head to West Ham’s website here.