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About The Walkers Stadium

The Walkers Stadium, now known as the King Power Stadium since July 5, 2011, is the home ground of Leicester City FC. Located on Filbert Way in Leicester, this modern football stadium seats more than 32,000 fans and has hosted major football moments, European fixtures, and special events. The venue features four stands—North, East, South (Spion Kop), and West—providing an intimate yet expansive atmosphere for matchdays and concerts alike. This page offers practical guidance on seating, parking, transportation, and nearby lodging and dining to help you secure your visit with ease.

Whether you’re catching a Premier League match, a European night, or a headline concert, we’ve got you covered with straightforward options and trusted partner recommendations. Explore seating details, parking tips, transit routes, and nearby hotels and restaurants to complete your visit to The Walkers Stadium in Leicester.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Former name Walkers Stadium (2002–2011); renamed King Power Stadium on July 5, 2011.
  • Location/Address: Filbert Way, Leicester LE2 7FL, England.
  • Capacity: 32,259 (all seated; varies slightly by source, commonly cited around 32,259–32,262).
  • Venue type: football stadium; home ground of Leicester City FC (since 2002).
  • Seating/chart layout: four stands – North, East, South (Spion Kop), and West.
  • Parking: no on-site parking for away fans; on-site spaces limited; Filbert Street Car Park (£ around £16) plus Freemans Common and City Centre car parks; advance booking recommended.
  • Transit: located south of Leicester city centre; nearest rail access via Leicester railway station (approximately 1.2 miles away).
  • Nearby hotels: Holiday Inn Express Leicester City directly adjacent to the stadium.
  • Notable events: 2015–16 Leicester City Premier League title celebrations; first competitive European match vs Porto (Sept 27, 2016); 2022 FA Community Shield hosted on site; England/U21 and other internationals hosted; Kasabian concerts (up to ~54,000).