Chelsea Football Club

Took the lad to Chelsea for a tour. Neither of us are Chelsea fans but we're interested in football generally so we went along to see what it was all about. Museum has some cool history of the ground and teams, lots of things to see and some interactive exhibits. Tour guide was charismatic and engaging knew the general facts but could have done with being more knowledgeable on the obscure stuff for an even better experience. Obviously you're going to be paying a lot and it would definitel...

Great time watching the football got to see 6 goals. Food and drinks on site what are not bad at all. Toilet facilities as well. Just a bit of a mission to get to the west upper. Loads of stairs to climb. All in all a great experience for any football lover

Well, my visit was to witness a 1-0 victory over a Tony Pulis Stoke City side, but my main aim was to visit the ground and sample the overall experience, so no harm done! Having lived and worked nearby back in the ‘90s, both the look of the ground and the fortunes of the club have changed fairly dramatically. In fact it was hard to think of all of those acres of space around the goal area, complete with those three wheeled light blue mobility vehicles and the, albeit pretty standard amongst ...

Chelsea v Argyle!! What a day out. All quite surreal. Probably one of the best away days ever. Smart stadium with excellent views and safe standing in the away end ( my first experience) which was great. Good stewards. Concourse pretty cramped and not impressed with exiting after match. They seemed to keep the away fans locked in. Even so, it was slow and very cramped....not sure what they do for quick exit in a fire situation. You were lucky. But for covid you would be travelling to Plymouth...

A decent stadium that needs increasing in size and improving but does the best with what its got. Included in these images and to be found in the musuem is a model of the new stadium. The stadium tour is a 10 out of 10 and highly recommended.