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About King Power Stadium

King Power Stadium, home of Leicester City FC (and Leicester City Women since 2021), sits at Filbert Way in Leicester. With a capacity of 32,261 seated, this four-stand stadium—North/Lineker, East, Kop, and West—offers a focused matchday experience for football fans. Whether you’re chasing a Premier League clash, a FA Community Shield appearance, or England friendlies hosted there, we’ve got you covered with practical seating, parking, transport, and nearby stay-and-dine options to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.

Secure your seats through trusted partners, plan parking in advance at Filbert Street car park (pre-booking often required, typical prices around the best available price), and explore nearby hotels like Holiday Inn Express right next to the stadium. For dining and overnight stays, we highlight affiliate partners to help you find reliable options close to the venue. If you’re planning a multi-day trip or a big game week, remember each matchday is treated as its own event with independent scheduling details. Reach out if you need help navigating transport options, including Leicester rail, city-center bus routes, and park-and-ride services.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 32,261 seated
  • Address: Filbert Way, Leicester LE2 7FL
  • Venue type: football stadium (home of Leicester City FC; Leicester City Women since 2021)
  • Seating chart: four stands (North/Lineker, East, Kop, West); plan available via stadium guides
  • Parking: matchday parking available (Filbert Street car park; usually needs pre-booking; prices around £16–£19; off-site options nearby)
  • Transit: nearest rail is Leicester; city-centre buses serve the area; multiple park-and-ride options
  • Nearby hotels: Holiday Inn Express directly adjacent to the stadium
  • Notable events hosted: 2016 Premier League title celebrations at the stadium; 2022 FA Community Shield; England friendlies (e.g., 2018 England vs Switzerland)