London Community Group Trip - Arsenal Stadium Tour and Museum

About this event

Our local community groups are a great way of connecting to other people with SCI, their friends and families and they offer regular opportunities to socialise.

NEXT EVENT: Thursday 19 November – Emirates Stadium Tour and Arsenal FC Museum

Join us for a unique day out exploring the home of the Premier League champions, Arsenal FC. The Emirates Stadium Tour and Museum offers visitors the chance to take in a number of behind the scenes spaces and exciting historical exhibits.

Activities include:

• See the Premier League Trophy, visit the Home and Away Dressing Room, Players Tunnel, Pitchside and Home Dugout, The Touchline, Flash Interview Rooms, Press Conference Room and Media Lounge. Includes … FREE Arsenal branded earphones.
• The museum features two impressive video theatres, showing highlights from
  1886-1949 and 1950 to the present day as well as twenty major displays based on Arsenal’s proud history. Many of the items in the Museum on display were kindly donated by former players who hold a special place in the Arsenal’s history.

TOUR INFORMATIONMUSEUM informationPlan your visit

• The Museum is situated opposite turnstile E and is located in the Northern Triangle Building, next to the Ken Friar Bridge
• The Museum entrance has level access where you can use a lift or stairs to get down to the Museum. A wheelchair accessible toilet is available at the Museum entrance.

Register your interest

To register your interest or if you wish to find out more information, then please get in touch with your host and local SIA support network coordinator Sau [email protected] or 07817 758144.

• Free Carer Entry – Your ticket includes complimentary entry for a carer.
• Places are limited and priority is given to those attending the London Community Groups at Kings Cross and Hillingdon

London Community Groups

KINGS CROSShillingdon

Previous trips

• London Zoo
• Kew Gardens
• Horniman Museum and Gardens

Meet your host – Sau Tran

Hi! My name is Sau Tran, and I’m your new regional support coordinator in the Greater London area. I sustained my injury in a road traffic accident in August 2013, whilst training to do the London to Paris cycle ride with friends. I’m T3 complete, with no movement or sensation below my level of injury.

If you’ve recently become injured, already living with a spinal cord injury, or are close to someone who is, you’re in the right place. You can book a support session, book a call or find out more about the upcoming community groups by contacting your local support coordinator.