About the King Power Stadium

The King Power Stadium, home to Leicester City Football Club (LCFC), is a state-of-the-art venue with a seating capacity of over 32,000. Located near the River Soar, it’s a hub for football fans and the local community alike.

History

Opened in 2002, the Leicester City Stadium replaced the historic Filbert Street ground and has hosted some of the club’s most iconic moments, including the 2015/16 Premier League victory and the 2021 FA Cup triumph.

 

Interesting Facts

• The stadium is named after King Power, a Thai travel retail company.
• It hosted Champions League matches during LCFC’s unforgettable 2016/17 campaign.
• With a capacity of over 32,000, it is one of the largest football venues in the Midlands.
• The stadium regularly hosts events and concerts, making it a versatile space beyond football.

Atmosphere

A matchday at Leicester City Stadium delivers an electric atmosphere, with passionate fans, pre-match entertainment, and the iconic "Post Horn Gallop" setting the tone.

Stadium Tours

Discover the inner workings of the King Power Stadium Tour, offering exclusive access to:

• The Players’ Lounge and reception area, featuring memorabilia from the club’s Premier League and FA Cup triumphs, as well as artifacts from Filbert Street.
• The Directors’ Lounge, Champions Club, and the players' entrance.
• The press room, home and away changing rooms, and the Filbert Way tunnel.
• A pitchside visit, including a chance to sit in the home dugout and shop at the Foxes Fanstore.

Personal Anecdote

One moment that will forever stand out at the King Power Stadium is Andrea Bocelli’s stirring performance in front of the home crowd when Leicester City celebrated their remarkable Premier League title win in 2016. Wearing a Leicester shirt, the operatic legend delivered a breathtaking performance that left fans in awe. It was a surreal and emotional moment, perfectly capturing the magic of that historic season and the unity of the club and its supporters.

Plan Your Visit

For more information on tours, events, or to book tickets, visit the Leicester City Official Website.