351 London Stadium

London Stadium, originally constructed for the 2012 Summer Olympics in Stratford, East London, became the home of West Ham United Football Club in 2016. Following the Olympics, the stadium underwent significant modifications to transition from an athletics venue to a football-specific arena. These renovations included installing a new roof, reconfiguring seating arrangements to bring fans closer to the pitch, and incorporating West Ham’s claret and blue colors throughout the facility. The stadium’s capacity was adjusted to accommodate approximately 62,500 spectators for football matches.

The move from their historic Boleyn Ground, where West Ham had played since 1904, to the modern London Stadium marked a new era for the club. While the transition offered increased capacity and modern amenities, it also presented challenges in preserving the intimate atmosphere of their former home. Over time, efforts have been made to enhance the matchday experience, including adjustments to seating configurations and the addition of club-specific branding. Today, London Stadium stands as a central feature of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, hosting not only West Ham United’s home fixtures but also a variety of other sporting and entertainment events.