Did a tour of the stadium with my mate (who's a hammer thru and thru). Can honestly say it was the best London stadium tour I've ever been on. Lawrence the tour guide knew loads about the history of the club, Kurt Zouma, and the grass. And he was great craic. Ended up going for a pint with him after. Needed more photos of Mark Noble though.

Good atmosphere, perhaps a little less than in other Premier stadiums. Still, it is worth seeing West Ham in this beautiful stadium. Very safe to go with children. It loses a little by having an athletics track and therefore the stands being further away.

We came here as away supporters for Bayer 04 Leverkusen in their Europa League match against West Ham one evening in April recently. We had walked over to the stadium from a local pub and eventually found the entrance for the away fans. Security was tight but we had no problems gaining entry. Everybody seemed to be very friendly. We had tickets high up in the stands which meant that it was difficult to make out the individual players on the pitch. We were well under the cover of the roof which I think helped to ensure that the roar of the fans was preserved. The atmosphere was fantastic and the whole stadium is modern and simply impressive. And it got even better when we scored a late equalizer goal to ensure passage through to the semi finals of this important competition. All in all, a fantastic stadium combined with a great result.

For a 54000 capacity stadium the ex Olympic Stadium is easy to navigate, has good views from all seats and has plenty of bars and concessions to get food and drink from. However we visited for the baseball series and maybe it’s just the MLB organisation but the prices for food and to buy souvenirs, jerseys etc were on a different planet. I’m sure that they made millions this weekend but would have been nice to be a bit more value accommodating for the fans.

Came to see the Foo Fighters in concert. Really enjoyed the experience. Stadium was set up perfectly for a concert and The Foos were awesome. Stadium itself is great with plenty of facilities although getting drinks was painful. The servers seemed unorganised and didn't look like they knew what they were doing. It wasn't just queuing but once reaching the counter it took ages for them to get the drinks.

Home to West Ham so have been here a LOT. Very good to watch football, although granted it is not close and cosy like some stadiums, you do have a good view pretty much anywhere. It is clean, the atmosphere can be sparse on some games but with a full house it is amazing. Also saw The Weeknd here last year which was good and the sound was amazing but it was a bit too high up for this I think. The downside is the price of food and drink. It is disgusting. Better off drinking elsewhere or sneaking some in as the pints are nearly £10! Very easy venue to get to as well with Stratford just a 10 min walk away.

Fantastic game in a decent stadium. Probably not one of the best premier league stadiums out there, and no comparison to the Sours and Arsenal stadiums, but then again, unlike the others it was not purpose built as a football stadium! The pitch and view of the game was fantastic though, and the facilities were good. The food and drink could be improved and could be cheaper! Unfortunately it seems like one of the more expensive venues in the premier league!

First time I have visited West Ham's new ground, great seats and the staff in the Great Briton bar and resturants area were very helpful. I am celiac and they had a good selection of GF foods, I had the GF curry, really nice, very god chef!! Only down side, West didn't win!!!!!

We went on a Stadium tour with a lovely guide. The tour was interesting with some interesting facts, saw the hospitality area/boxes, changing rooms, managers office, tunnel and pitch. A nice unexpected bonus was the changing room for the American baseball MLB team with shirts hung up. The tour started at the coffee shop which is underneath the shop, there's no signs but found it eventually you go in the shop it's on the lower level. Beware there is just one toilet so best to use those in Westfield if you can, no toilets on the tour. The shop is awesome look out for the West Ham gates as you go down the stairs!

I would say that the best part of our experience at London Stadium is the fact that we had access to one of their lounges. That was pretty cool, and needed on a cold day for a football match. The stadium is new, so that was nice. I found the atmosphere to not be what I expected during the West Hamm game. I was expecting more energy, but unfortunately the away fans had more energy. The thing to be aware of, and that I will always remember is how long it took to get back to the tube from the stadium. They only allowed so many people to move forward at one time, so it took about an hour to leave the stadium when it took us 20 min to get in.