Stamford Bridge

Matt Y

Brighton & Hove Albion fan

A weird mix of football tourists and die hard fans

If you're looking for the thrill of roaring chants and passionate debates over offside calls, Stamford Bridge might not be your top pick. It's less “lions’ den” and more “placid meadow.” The atmosphere? Quiet enough to hear a pin drop—or a tourist asking, "Which team plays here again?" Speaking of tourists, they’ve got the place booked solid. Forget home advantage; it feels more like hosting football fans on a sightseeing tour. You half-expect them to clap politely when Chelsea scores, as if they're watching a golf match. To be fair, the stadium's got charm. Lovely architecture, decent seating, and an air of politeness that's unmatched. But if you’re hoping for electrifying chants that rattle your very soul—well, Stamford Bridge seems to prefer things on the softer side. Bring your vocal cords because the team could use the help! Overall, it's a delightful experience for visiting spectators and those who enjoy tranquility

Kyle G

Dundee United fan

Great

Barry A

Manchester United fan

Man utd fan

Lower tier view is poor from row 15 in away end. But find easy enough to move down a row

Hayden W

Arsenal fan

Chelsea FC

Stadium: 4/5 Atmosphere (Non Matchday): 3/5 Overall: 4/5

Jaco S

River Plate fan

Nice

I really like this stadium, great ground, good soul, good history, and on its day makes some good noise, 4.5 .