West Ham United play their home games at the London Stadium.

Stadium Details

The London Stadium, located in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, East London (postcode E20 2ST), has been West Ham's home since 2016, replacing the historic Boleyn Ground (Upton Park). It boasts a capacity of around 62,500 for football matches, expanded from 60,000 in recent years, with plans to reach 68,000. Named after the 2012 Olympics, the stadium features stands like the massive Billy Bonds Stand (over 20,000 seats) on the east side.

Getting There

Nearest public transport is Stratford station on the Jubilee line, Central line, and Overground—perfect for fans worldwide. Visitor sections are in the Sir Trevor Brooking Stand's upper and lower tiers. Pubs nearby offer pre-match vibes, but avoid rival colors to blend in, as fans advise on forums.

Fan Perspectives

  • Many miss Upton Park's intimate roar (capacity 35,000), but the London Stadium delivers big atmospheres for European nights.
  • Recent Reddit tips for US visitors: Hit a pub first, skip half-and-half scarves, stand your ground—expect friendly chaos.
  • Blogs note energy from committed play boosts crowds, unlike sideways passes.

Quick History

West Ham called Boleyn Ground home from 1904 until its 2016 demolition; the move sparked debate but brought silverware like Europa Conference League wins. Today, under current management, it's a Premier League staple with ongoing upgrades.

TL;DR: London Stadium in Stratford—arrive via tube, capacity 62,500, home since 2016.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.