Arsenal America

History
Arsenal America was formed in August 2001 by several fans of Arsenal FC who realized that Arsenal had no supporters club in the United States. Granted official status in 2005, Arsenal America has over 500 members throughout the United States.

Membership and Web site
Most club communications take place online at www.arsenalamerica.com. Registration and participation on the Website is free. Supporters can join Arsenal America for $20 US per season. Dues-paying premium members receive a membership card and are eligible for purchasing match tickets through Arsenal America. Registration for premium membership begins in July and ends in February. Many Arsenal America members also interact on the Arsenal forum of the BigSoccer message boards, available at www.bigsoccer.com.

Ticketing
Arsenal America have a selection of Season tickets and Club Level tickets available exclusively to our premium members on a match-by-match basis. To inquire, please e-mail tickets@arsenalamerica.com. All match ticketing is subject to availability. For more information about our ticket policy, please see the Tickets page.

Special Events & Branch Offices
Arsenal America organizes at least one national gathering each year, where Gunners fans meet up, watch a match, share a pint and often participate in friendly matches against supporters of rival clubs. The group also coordinates ‘roadtrips’ to the UK, where Americans can share the Arsenal experience (at least once a year). Also, many cities and regions have Branch Offices of Arsenal America that organize viewing parties, friendly matches and other special events. See the Branch Office listings for contact information.

Travel
Travel arrangements to the UK must be made individually by Arsenal America members. For away matches, Arsenal America can help arrange travel through Arsenal FC.

Matchday
Arsenal America supporters meet up in a variety of ways, both at and around Emirates Stadium, and back home stateside. Supporters visiting London for a match meet up before most matches for drinks and football talk with our ticketing officer. In the US, supporters in cities across the country meet up at local pubs and restaurants to cheer on the Gunners. Matchday arrangements are typically made through online communications here at arsenalamerica.com, and on the message boards at www.bigsoccer.com.

Contact
For general inquiries, contact Steve at steve.rossen@arsenalamerica.com

For membership questions, contact Matt at membership@arsenalamerica.com

For ticketing inquiries, contact Rick at tickets@arsenalamerica.com

For website matters, contact Mike at mikek@arsenalamerica.com