When is the Arsenal parade?

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Arsenal are now officially champions of England for the first time since 2004.

A 1-1 draw between Bournemouth and Manchester City at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday night saw the Gunners win their first Premier League title in 22 years.

After the historic result, thousands of Arsenal fans have been asking when the open top bus parade will be taking place through Islington, as the UEFA Champions League could still be added to the cabinet too if Mikel Arteta overcomes PSG on Saturday 30th May.

So, when is the parade taking place? Sunday 31st May is the answer – and you can find out all the current details to have been released so far below.

Arsenal parade set to take place on Sunday 31st May

Those travelling to Budapest for the UEFA Champions League final will have to get back to London quickly, as the Gunners will be parading the Premier League title around Islington on Sunday 31st May starting at 2pm.

If Arsenal – who have banked millions in prize money after the title win – become champions of Europe on the Saturday, the UEFA Champions League trophy will be part of the celebrations too.

Arsenal said in an official club statement: “Local residents and businesses should be advised that the event will lead to disruption across the borough that will involve road closures and parking suspensions. You may also find it difficult to move normally around the borough or pass through the route.”

The Gunners will initially be lifting the Premier League trophy at Selhurst Park on Sunday 24th May after the clash against Crystal Palace, the final game of the 2025/26 Premier League campaign.

In the aforementioned statement, Arsenal – who Jamie Carragher backed to win the title – also said: “We will communicate more details on the parade closer to the time, which will only be published on our website and other official Arsenal channels.”

So, be sure to keep an eye on Arsenal’s official pages for further information, as the Gunners prepare to celebrate a first Premier League title in over two decades.