Chelsea F.C. Stadium Tour and Museum

Definitely. It’s brilliant for young football fans, but even kids who aren’t Chelsea-obsessed will love the behind-the-scenes feel. Dressing rooms, the players’ tunnel, and pitch-side views = instant wow.

Most kids aged 5 and up will enjoy it, especially if they’re into football. The museum has interactive bits to keep them engaged and if they love a selfie, they’ll be in heaven.

Tours last around 60 minutes, with time to explore the museum afterwards. It’s just the right length to keep kids entertained without losing interest (or needing a snack break).

Yes. The tour is the perfect non-matchday experience. You get access to loads of places you wouldn’t see on game day without the crowds or overpriced crisps.

It’s a smart move, especially in school holidays or weekends. Tours can fill up fast so book online to guarantee your spot and avoid any disappointed faces.

Technically, yes, but expect a few cheeky comments if you rock up in red! It’s all in good fun though, and the staff are great whatever colours you’re wearing.

Yes. The stadium and museum are fully accessible, with step-free routes and helpful staff. If you’ve got specific needs, give them a call before visiting, they’re very accommodating.

The stadium has a café on site, and being in west London, you’re spoilt for choice nearby. Or bring snacks, kids burn through energy when they’re pretending to be Raheem Sterling.

Absolutely. Cameras and phones are welcome, and there are loads of prime selfie spots. Bonus: you can also buy official tour photos at the end if you’re feeling fancy.

Of course, this is a football club. The Megastore is packed with kits, souvenirs, and gifts, so be prepared for some “Can I have this?” moments. Budget accordingly.