King Power Stadium Tickets

Design And Architecture

Leicester City finalised its plan to relocate in 2000, as it was a demand for the club’s ambitious growth and passionate fanbase. The construction of King Power Stadium began in 2001 and was completed in 2002. The Miller Partnership designed King Power Stadium, which became famous for its unparalleled conference, banqueting, and finest catering facilities.

It consists of four stands, which have had various names since opening in 2002. Currently, the stands are known as:

North Stand

Originally named Lineker Stand, it is also known as the family stand, offering an unobstructed view from behind the goal.

East Stand

This stand will go through a major transformation in the upcoming expansion plans with the addition of a tier to accommodate more fans.

South Stand

Also known as Spion Kop, it is the hub of the club’s most passionate and vocal fans. It was originally named the Fosse Stand.

West Stand

It is the main stand that features executive boxes, media facilities, and premium seating options.

The visitors or away fans section is located between the North and East Stands. Plans to expand the stadium’s capacity to 40,000 are underway, as capacity often reaches its maximum during league games. A new 220-room hotel, new club shop, fan zone, 6,000-seat arena, multi-storey car park, and a 20-storey block of 234 homes will become part of the stadium. This expansion will make it the 10th largest Premier League ground. Buy King Power Stadium tickets from 1BoxOffice to get a wide range of options at reasonable rates.

How To Get To The King Power Stadium?

King Power Stadium is a half hour’s walk away from the city centre and Leicester train station. If you want to avoid walking, a bus is the best option to reach the venue.