King Power Stadium Seating Plan, Best Seats, Parking Map, Events 2026

The King Power Stadium is a football stadium located in Leicester, England. It is the home ground of Leicester City Football Club, which plays in the English Premier League. The stadium was officially opened in 2002, replacing Leicester City’s former home, Filbert Street. The stadium has a seating capacity of 32,261 and is known for its distinctive blue seats and wraparound design. It has four stands, named the North Stand, East Stand, West Stand, and the Kop Stand.  Detailed stand information is depicted on the King Power Stadium seating map, which helps the visitor to choose the best seats. The stadium is owned by the King Power International Group, a Thai-based travel retail group. The King Power Stadium has hosted various events, including football matches, concerts, and conferences. In 2016, it became the focus of worldwide attention when Leicester City won the English Premier League title for the first time in the club’s history, with the King Power Stadium being the venue for the team’s home games.

King Power Stadium Seating Plan 2026

The King Power Stadium has a total seating capacity of 32,259. The recorded attendance of this stadium was 32241 for football games, 32500 for rugby, and 54000 for concerts. This stadium has four stands, arranged across the North Stand, East Stand, West Stand, and Kop Stand.  Visitors can check all the details on the King Power Stadium seating chart related to all entry and exit gates, lounges, VIP seating, restaurants, restrooms, press area, club seating, etc.

• The North Stand: This stand is located behind the north goal and is primarily used by home fans. It has a capacity of approximately 6,800 seats and features a large video screen at the back of the stand.
• The East Stand: This stand is located on the right-hand side of the pitch and is the largest stand in the stadium, with a capacity of approximately 10,300 seats. It features a row of executive boxes and a hospitality suite.
• The West Stand: This stand is located on the left-hand side of the pitch and is similar in design to the East Stand, with a capacity of approximately 10,300 seats. It also features a row of executive boxes and a hospitality suite.
• The Kop Stand: This stand is located behind the south goal and is primarily used by home fans. It has a capacity of approximately 4,000 seats and features a large banner with the club’s emblem.

King Power Stadium Best Seat-Stand Guide

The King Power Stadium has various best seats, and it basically depends on the visitor’s choice. Every seating category has its own importance as per the visitor’s choice.

1. West Stand: This stand has the best seats in the overall stadium. The best seating choice is a central seat in B1/B2, Rows 18–28.

• Blocks: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2
• Best seats: Central blocks, particularly around the halfway line.
• Rows 15–25 are the best row for balance between elevation & proximity and row 20-30 for the clearest tactical view rows 20–30.
• Rows 1–8: Very close to the pitch, but the viewing angle is lower.
• Rows 10–20: Excellent all-round view.
• Rows 20–30: Full pitch view.
• Rows 31–36: Highest panoramic view

2. East Stand: This stand has a good view for the football games, and the best seat choices are J1, J2 or J3, Rows 18–28 for a central view of the pitch.

• Blocks: G1, G2, H1, J1, J2, J3, K1, L1
• Best rows: Rows 15–28
• Rows 1–10: Close to the pitch
• Rows 12–20: Very good balance of closeness and elevation.
• Rows 20–30: Best for a complete view of the game.
• Rows 31–36: Higher panoramic view.
• For atmosphere: G1, close to the Kop, is a good choice.

3. South Stand / The Kop: This stand is known for the atmosphere, and the best seat choice in this stand is SK2 or central SK3, Rows 18–30 for atmosphere with a good view.

• Blocks: SK1, SK2, SK3, SK4
• Best rows: Rows 15–30.
• Rows 1–8: Closest to the pitch
• Rows 10–20: Good atmosphere and close view.
• Rows 20–30: Best balance of atmosphere and visibility.
• Rows 31–36: Higher and better for seeing the whole pitch.
• The stadium’s current safe-standing arrangements include sections of SK1 and SK2.

4. North Stand: The North Stand is also known as the family stands, and the best seat choice is P2 or P3, Rows 15–25.

• Blocks: P, P1, P2, P3
• Best rows: Rows 12–28
• Rows 1–10: Very close to the goal.
• Rows 12–25: Best balance.
• Rows 25–36: Better elevation view.

King Power Stadium Parking

There are several parking options available for fans attending matches at the King Power Stadium:

• King Power Stadium Car Park: The stadium has a dedicated car park with a capacity of approximately 1,700 spaces. This car park is primarily reserved for permit holders, and spaces for matchday parking are limited. Fans are advised to book parking in advance through the club’s website, and it costs approx. £19 per car on matchday
• Filbert Street Car Park: This car park is located near the stadium, and it has approximately 550 car park spaces. The parking cost is approx. £19 per car.

• Freemans Common area and Leicester Tigers area: It is lokcated on 10 minutes walking distance from the stadium; visitors can park here to avoid the traffic jam and reach the stadium through the walk. It cost approx. £4–£5 per car.
• Leicester Train Station: It is located on 45 minutes walking distance from the stadium. If visitors do not find any parking near the stadium, then they can choose this option to reach the stadium.

King Power Stadium Event Schedule 2026