King Power Stadium

The King Power Stadium is a 32,000-seater stadium constructed in 2002 to serve as the new home of Leicester City Football Club. Former Leicester City striker legend Gary Lineker opened it. It is just a short distance from their previous ground, Filbert Street. The green light has recently been given to extend the capacity to 40,000.

The King Power Stadium boasts a straightforward yet efficient design, making it an exciting and invigorating place to be on matchday and appealing to football fans. It comprises four stands - the North, South, East, and West Stand - with the main hospitality and VIP suites in the West Stand.

Access to the King Power Stadium is straightforward. It's only 1.2 miles from Leicester train station, so it's easily walkable in about 20 minutes or 5 minutes in the car.