Opening: All gates will open at approximately 3pm, two hours before kick-off.

We strongly recommend arriving as early as possible to allow time for ticket checks and security screening. Food and drink: Club level and General Admission food units will be open from 3pm until 6.15pm, with bars open around the stadium until the final whistle. Closing: 

The stadium will close upon completion of the trophy presentation in Budapest. 

We strongly recommend arriving as early as possible to the screening to allow time for ticket checks and security screening. 

Some temporary infrastructure will be in place around the stadium in preparation for our parade on Sunday, which may impact how you enter and exit the stadium. You will not be able to enter the venue via the south side of the stadium, which includes the steps near The Armoury. 

All access to the stadium will be via Ken Friar and Danny Fiszman Bridges (to the north and east of the stadium) to help manage the flow of people efficiently, so we can prepare for our parade the following day.

Stewards will direct you to your nearest points of entry. 

Tickets will be available digitally via the Ticket Hub in The Arsenal app and will be downloadable in the week leading up to the event. 

PDF tickets will not be issued. The Ticket Exchange service will be available from 5pm Friday, May 22, until 5pm Friday, May 29, to qualifying members from the previous three sales phases. 

Ticket transfer is not available for this match, and the member who purchased the ticket must attend. We recommend you download your digital ticket in advance of travel to the stadium. 

Any issues can be taken to the Box Office near The Armoury, which will be open on the day. 

There will be no re-entry for supporters who leave the stadium once tickets have been scanned. 

We recommend you travel light. A4-sized bags or smaller are permitted after security screening; large bags and suitcases are not allowed. 

All attendees will be subject to security screening and bag checks before entry. We are looking forward to welcoming supporters of all ages, including families. Any attendees under 14 must be accompanied by a responsible adult aged 18 or over. 

Our usual Emirates Stadium policies are in effect for the screening, which prohibits items such as prams, pyrotechnics, flares, bottles, cans, glass containers, professional cameras, offensive flags or banners, weapons, and other dangerous items.

Pitch invasions will not be tolerated. If you enter the pitch area, the screens will be turned off, and you risk your membership being cancelled, as well as a possible club ban. 

 The Armoury and Highbury retail stores will be open from 9pm - 5pm on the day. 

This screening is a fully seated event, as per a normal match held at Emirates Stadium, and tickets are issued for a specific seat, with no standing areas available.

 Accessible seating and companion tickets are available. Supporters will be able to access designated seating areas and concourses. 

Some areas of the stadium may remain closed for operational reasons. 

Media will be required to pick up their relevant accreditation from the entrance on Queensland Road, which will be open from 3pm. 

Our Champions Parade will take place on Sunday 31 May, with more details to follow on our channels. To help us prepare, we encourage all supporters to leave Emirates Stadium and the surrounding area safely and swiftly once the screening has finished. 

Please exit the stadium via the same route you entered via the Ken Friar and Danny Fiszman Bridges. Stewards will be on hand to direct you and assist with any questions. Please be patient and understand that these measures are in place to ensure the venue is fully prepared to deliver a successful parade. 

Without your co-operation, this would not be possible, and we thank you in advance for your support. 

If you wish to travel to Emirates Stadium by public transport, the stadium is served by five stations: Finsbury Park, Highbury & Islington, Caledonian Road, Arsenal and Holloway Road. 

The closest stations are Arsenal and Holloway Road, although neither has step-free access. Finsbury Park is accessible in all areas, where as Highbury & Islington is accessible for London Overground services only. 

The main bus stops close to Emirates Stadium are located on Holloway Road, Nags Head, Seven Sisters Road, Blackstock Road and Highbury Corner. Several bus routes pass close to the stadium including the 271 which goes from Highgate Village to Liverpool Street Station, the 43 which goes from Friern Barnet to London Bridge Station, and the 19 which goes from Finsbury Park to Battersea Bridge. 

For up-to-date travel information by public transport and to plan your accessible journey, visit TFL. 

There will be no parking available in the stadium, and we advise against driving to the area.