
Arsenal fans are snapping up tickets for a 'bucket list' VIP experience that makes a perfect Christmas present - and it starts at just £32.
Described as 'a dream come true' for Gooners, the experience is in high demand ahead of gifting season, and it's not hard to see why.
Speaking about the outing on Reddit, one fan shared: "Truly an ethereal experience, especially walking out onto the pitch."
"I got to go this past November and it surpassed expectations," another raved. "I loved it almost as much as going to an actual game!"
Another said: "Seeing the pitch for the first time literally took my breath away."
A fourth simply wrote: "Bucket list."
So, what is the Arsenal experience fans are talking about, and how much does it cost? Find out everything you need to know below.

Gunners fans are raving about this once-in-a-lifetime experience (Getty Images)

What is the Arsenal VIP experience everyone is raving about?
With many of us starting to look for Christmas presents, there has been a lot of demand for Arsenal's iconic stadium tours and VIP Legend experiences.
Visitors will get the chance to walk in the footsteps of their heroes, with a behind-the-scenes tour of Emirates Stadium.
A must for fans, a stadium tour includes access to everything from the players' entrance to the press conference room and home dugout.
To learn more about your favourite club, you'll use state-of-the-art technology to listen to exclusive never-before-heard commentary from footballers. For an even more immersive experience, you can use the interactive shirt and tour camera, too.

What the Stadium Tour includes:
- Free entry to the Arsenal Museum
- Free Arsenal branded headphones
- The chance to take a souvenir photo with an iconic trophy (additional cost)
- The stadium tour route now features the Women's UEFA Champions League Trophy (if available)
Prices start from £32 and you can find out more here.
What is the Arsenal VIP Legend Experience?
If you really want to make a day of it, you can book the Arsenal VIP Legend Experience here.
The ultimate day out for serious fans, you can choose your favourite legend from the likes of David Seaman, Ray Parlour, and Lee Dixon.
Pitchside commentator Nigel Mitchell will tease personal stories about your VIP legend and you'll have the chance to spend one-on-one time with your hero, whilst dining in the stadium's Diamond Club.
You can also book the Guided Legend Tour with Arsenal legends of the men's and women's teams.
Much to fans' delight, you can choose from legendary players including Charlie George, Nigel Winterburn, and Perry Groves.
Speaking about the tour on Reddit, one fan shared: "I went on a Legends Tour with Charlie George two weeks ago and it was way better than first anticipated... He was really funny and definitely put on a show. He is quite knowledgeable and answered every question the tour had."
Another said, "I did the Legends Tour with Charlie George and I would definitely recommend it if you're able to book it. It just adds a lot more hearing from a proper club legend."

What the VIP Legend Tour includes:
- A four-hour tour and hospitality experience hosted by your chosen VIP legend and Arsenal pitchside commentator Nigel Mitchell
- Exclusive access to the TV Studios (not open to the public), as well as the directors' entrance, directors' box, Diamond Club, players' entrance, home and away dressing rooms, managers' office, players' tunnel, home dugout, flash interview rooms, press conference room, and media lounge
- A hot buffet lunch in the exclusive Diamond Club with unlimited wine, beer, and soft drinks on offer
- One-on-one time with your VIP Legend, plus a photo and signing opportunity
- Green screen photo experience with your VIP Legend
- Exclusive Arsenal lanyard signed by your VIP Legend
- Premium gift bag with an exclusive item
- The chance to revisit all tour areas at your leisure after the tour has concluded
- Free entry to the Arsenal Museum
- Stadium tour guidebook
For prices, dates, and further information, visit Arsenal Direct here.
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