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Wembley Stadium & Museum Tour

Take a guided tour of Wembley football stadium and discover the home of English football. Our iconic national stadium has been the site of many legendary football matches over the years including England’s 1966 World Cup victory. This 90,000 seat stadium is a national icon and every year hosts the final of the FA Cup, along with other major tournaments. During your 75 minutes guided tour, you’ll get to see the dressing rooms, press room, players’ tunnel, pitchside and iconic Royal Box.

Embark on a journey through football history with the Wembley Stadium Tour and Museum. Step onto the iconic pitch where legends have triumphed and relive unforgettable moments etched in the sport’s lore. Explore the state-of-the-art facilities, from the player’s tunnel to the royal box, gaining insight into the venue’s rich heritage. The accompanying museum showcases artifacts and memorabilia, offering a comprehensive tribute to the beautiful game within the hallowed walls of Wembley.

highlights:

• See the dressing rooms where players prepare before matches
• Walk through the tunnel and into the 90,000 seat stadium
• Soak up the atmosphere pitchside
• Snap a selfie in the iconic Royal Box
• Here the legendary stories of Wembley from your tour guide

The tour runs every day except on match days.

Please be aware that the stadium tour is only accessible through a guided tour. You will not be able to explore the stadium on your own. You can access the two new exhibitions individually without a guide before or after the tour, but the main stadium tour is fully guided.

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Wembley Stadium Tours

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Soak up the history of Wembley in our dedicated exhibition spaces and then our guides will take you to the heart of Wembley Stadium. Have a picture in the UK's largest Press Conference room, find the shirt of your favourite England team member in our brand new dressing room, line up in the players tunnel before following in the footsteps of legends and walking out pitch-side!

There is something for the whole family to enjoy so pre-book your tickets below because it matters more at Wembley.

Wembley Stadium Tours run most days, with multiple tours per day. Find out more here.

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Wembley Stadium Tours

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The Wembley Stadium Tour lets you explore the behind-the scenes of the UK’s largest sports and music venue. Taking you deep in to the heart if the stadium our award-winning tour includes the Dressing Rooms, the Press Conference Room, Players’ Tunnel, Pitch side and the iconic Royal Box.

No refunds or exchanges available after purchase.

1 to 2 hours (approx)

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Wheelchair accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Most travelers can participate

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Visit:  Wembley Stadium, Wembley, Greater London, England Follow in the footsteps of Legends The Wembley Stadium Tour lets you explore the behind-the scenes of the UK’s largest sports and music venue. Taking you deep in to the heart if the stadium , our award-winning tour includes the Dressing Rooms, the Press Conference Room, Players’ Tunnel, Pitch side and the iconic Royal Box. From England’s glorious 1966 World Cup victory, UEFA Champions League triumphs or sell out concerts and sporting spectacles, the Wembley Stadium Tour gives you the chance to relive your greatest moments, and create some new ones of your own in the most famous Stadium in the world. Be the first visitors to explore our new Tour areas, The Crossbar Exhibition and The Walk of Legends. With new and never displayed historical treasures, we’ve unlocked the Wembley archives to showcase the Stadium’s origins, rich history and heritage dating back as far as The British Empire Exhibition of 1924. Your Tour will begin as soon as you arrive giving you the opportunity to view these areas at your leisure after which, one of our Tour Hosts will escort you around the rest of the Stadium.

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The Ultimate Guide to visiting the Wembley Stadium Tours

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Given that it was a venue for the 2012 London Olympic Games, and even the historic 1985 Live Aid concert, you don’t necessarily have to be a hardcore sports fan to appreciate all that the Wembley Stadium Tour has to offer.

Wembley Stadium as it is known as today officially opened in 2007, and was built on the same site as the original Wembley Stadium which hosted the 1948 Olympic Games as well as the 1966 World Cup Final. After the original stadium was demolished in 2003, the new Wembley Stadium took over four years and £790 million to complete, and is now known to be the largest stadium in the UK.

The Wembley Stadium Tour, on the other hand, has been around since 1978, and has attracted millions of sports enthusiasts (and even non-sports enthusiasts) from all over the world.

Wembley Stadium Tours Highlights

Each tour is run by an expert tour guide who will lead you to some of the most historic spots in the stadium that are normally only seen on TV during historic matches and championships. Not only that, visitors to the tour will even be shown some of the more private areas in the stadium, such as England’s changing rooms, the players’ tunnel and the Royal Box.

Some of the many highlights you can expect to see during your Wembley Stadium Tour include:

• David Beckham’s Manchester United jersey (which he wore during his legendary 1999 campaign)
• The FA 150 Exhibition which celebrates the history of the Football Association
• The original rules of Association Football from as far back as 1863
• The Jules Rimet Trophy (AKA The World Cup) commemorating England’s World Cup win in 1966
• The 107 “sacred” Trophy Winner’s Steps
• The Royal Box where winners go to collect their prized trophies
• England Manager’s “hot-seat” in the Press Room
• The 1966 World Cup crossbar
• The original flag from London’s 1948 Olympic Games
• Steven Gerrard’s 2005 captain armband
• Graeme Souness’ three winning medals from 1978, 1981 and 1984

Visitors will also get the chance to lift up the FA Cup for a commercial photo, and buy some unique sports memorabilia at the Wembley Stadium Store, which offers everything from English and Wembley merchandise, to footballs, scarves, caps, replica kits and much more.

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Stadium tours last for approximately 75 minutes, but make sure you reserve at least one hour to visit the Stadium Store afterwards as well.

You may want to check the Wembley Stadium’s official website before you plan your visit, as there are numerous closures of the stadium which take place throughout the year.

You can purchase your tour tickets at the door, however it is highly recommended that you reserve a time slot online beforehand, as tours are subject to availability.

Be prepared to walk up and down lots of steps, so try and wear comfortable walking shoes for your visit. If you happen to be visiting in July, please note that the grass pitch may be covered to prepare the field for the start of the next season.

If you want to have a bite to eat before or after your tour, there is a Stadium Tour Cafe which offers both hot and cold beverages as well as sandwiches, snacks and muffins.

Ticket prices and Opening Hours

The Wembley Stadium Tours run every day of the year, except for certain dates which have been highlighted on the stadium’s official website.

Wembley Stadium Tour tickets cost:

• £17 (online) or £19 (at the door) for adults
• £10 (online) or £11 (at the door) for seniors, students and children under the ages of 16
• £45 for family tickets
• Groups of 25 people or more get a 15% discount

Tour times vary depending on what time of the year you visit, however during the peak seasons tours usually start from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the hour, every hour. During weekends and peak holiday seasons such as school holidays, more tours may be added.

Parking at the Official Wembley Stadium Car Park runs on a “Pay on Foot” parking system and costs £2 for up to two hours, and then an additional £1 per hour. Visitors can also choose to pay £6 for six hours, which may be handy if you know you’re going to spend a bit of time wandering around the stadium.

The Stadium Tour Cafe is open from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. every day of the week, and the Wembley Stadium Store is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (from Monday to Saturday) and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sundays.

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Tour Information

The Wembley Stadium and Museum Tour offers a comprehensive experience, providing access to various iconic areas of the stadium.

The tour typically includes the following highlights:

• A visit to the England team’s changing rooms
• The players’ tunnel
• The Dugout & Pitchside Views

The Royal Box

• Europe’s largest press room
• The original rules of Association Football from 1863
• The Jules Rimet Trophy (The World Cup) commemorating England’s World Cup win in 1966
• Memorabilia such as David Beckham’s Manchester United jersey from his legendary 1999 campaign and the FA 150 Exhibition, which celebrates the history of the Football Association

Opening Hours & Dates

The tours are available seven days a week typically between 10am and 4pm.

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Note: You can also book though this calendar although its not possible to use the discount code. Pormo codes are only valid for the Virgin vouchers.

Map & Directions

Wembley Stadium, Wembley Park, London HA9 0WS

Getting to Wembley Stadium:

By public transport:.

• Tube:  The nearest tube station is Wembley Park (Metropolitan and Jubilee lines). From the station, follow the signs for Wembley Stadium, which is approximately a 10-minute walk.
• Rail:  Wembley Stadium station is directly beneath the stadium and offers train services from across the UK.
• Bus:  Several bus routes stop near Wembley Stadium, including the 92, 182, 200, and 297.
• Wembley Stadium is located just off the A40 and has car parking available for an additional fee. However, on event days, parking can be limited and expensive. Public transport is generally recommended.

Accessibilty

Wembley Stadium is committed to providing an accessible experience for all visitors.

The stadium has a range of accessibility features, including:

• Lifts and ramps throughout the stadium
• Accessible toilets and baby-changing facilities
• Assistance dogs welcome
• Audio guides available in multiple languages

For more information on accessibility at Wembley Stadium, please visit the official website.

• https://www.wembleystadium.com/plan-your-visit/disabled-services-and-accessibility/disabled-services
• https://www.euansguide.com/venues/wembley-stadium-wembley-1875/reviews/wheelchair-friendly-wembley-3347
• https://help.wembleystadium.com/support/solutions/7000039044

About Wembley Stadium

Are you a sports enthusiast or a music lover? Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at one of the most iconic stadiums in the world? Look no further than the Wembley Stadium Tour!

• Experience the history and behind-the-scenes of one of the most iconic stadiums in the world on a Wembley Stadium Tour.
• Choose from a variety of tours including self-guided, VIP, and group options to tailor your experience.
• Don’t miss the highlights of the tour, including the Royal Box, dressing rooms, press conference room, players’ tunnel, and the legendary pitch.

Wembley Stadium Tour offers a fascinating opportunity for visitors to explore the iconic Wembley Stadium, immersing themselves in its rich history and vibrant atmosphere.

Guided by knowledgeable tour guides, visitors get to delve into the stadium’s storied past, learning about its role in hosting legendary sporting events and concerts.

One of the highlights of the tour is stepping onto the hallowed turf where football greats have made history, and feeling the energy of the crowd in the stands that have witnessed countless memorable moments.

Visitors can explore the state-of-the-art facilities, including the player dressing rooms, press conference areas, and the Royal Box, gaining a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of this world-renowned venue.

What Are The Different Types Of Wembley Stadium Tours?

Wembley Stadium offers a variety of tour options to cater to diverse visitor preferences and interests, including self-guided tours , VIP experiences , and group tours that provide unique insights into the stadium’s legacy.

Self-guided Tour

Embark on a self-guided Wembley Stadium Tour that allows visitors to explore the stadium at their own pace, discovering its key attractions and hidden gems.

Upon entering the legendary stadium, visitors are greeted by the vast expanse of the pitch, where iconic moments in football history have unfolded. The tour provides a glimpse into the player’s perspective as you walk through the player’s tunnel, experiencing the thrill of stepping onto the pitch. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Royal Box , where VIP guests have witnessed the excitement of major events. With interactive displays and immersive exhibits, the tour caters to both avid football fans and casual enthusiasts.

Indulge in the VIP Wembley Stadium Tour for a premium and exclusive experience that provides behind-the-scenes access to exclusive areas such as the Royal Box and player facilities.

As a VIP guest, you’ll be treated to unparalleled access to the inner sanctum of this legendary stadium. Imagine walking the same corridors that sporting icons traverse on match days or having a glimpse into the meticulously designed Royal Box, reserved for distinguished guests and celebrities. This exclusive tour offers a personalised and immersive journey, where each moment is curated to cater to your highest expectations. Delight in the privileged opportunities to step onto the hallowed turf and witness the stadium from a vantage point only a select few have experienced.

Join a group tour at Wembley Stadium for an interactive and informative experience led by knowledgeable guides, ideal for group bookings and school trips.

During the tour, visitors are taken behind the scenes of this iconic sports venue, offering a glimpse into its rich history and cultural significance. Wembley Stadium, known for hosting major events, provides a unique learning opportunity for students and sports enthusiasts alike.

The guided experience covers various aspects of the stadium, including its architecture, facilities, and the unforgettable moments that have unfolded within its walls.

Interactive elements, such as access to the players’ tunnel and the chance to stand pitchside, bring the stadium to life and make the visit engaging for all participants.

What Are The Highlights Of Wembley Stadium Tour?

The Wembley Stadium Tour showcases a myriad of highlights, including exclusive access to the Royal Box, immersive visits to the iconic changing rooms , and the thrill of walking through the famous players’ tunnel onto the hallowed pitch.

The Royal Box at Wembley Stadium stands as a symbol of regal luxury , offering a privileged vantage point for VIP guests to witness iconic events and matches.

With its opulent decor and rich history, the Royal Box is steeped in significance as it has hosted dignitaries, royalty, and celebrities over the years. The exclusivity of this prestigious area adds an aura of elegance to any event held at the stadium.

Guests in the Royal Box are treated to unparalleled luxury and service , with amenities and views that are truly unmatched. This vantage point provides a unique perspective, allowing VIPs to watch the action unfold while being surrounded by an atmosphere of grandeur and sophistication.

The Dressing Rooms

Explore the legendary dressing rooms at Wembley Stadium, where renowned athletes and teams have prepared for historic matches, immersing visitors in the rich sporting heritage of the venue.

The dressing rooms at Wembley Stadium are much more than just spaces for players to change. They embody a sense of sportsmanship and tradition, with walls that have witnessed the pre-game rituals of legendary athletes. From the echoes of motivational team talks to the silent moments of individual focus, these rooms hold the energy of countless memorable moments. The signature colours, personalised lockers, and strategic layouts make these spaces an integral part of the stadium’s history, reflecting the pride and passion of those who have graced them.

The Press Conference Room

• Step into the Press Conference Room at Wembley Stadium, where the air is charged with excitement and anticipation, echoing the voices of athletes and coaches in pre- and post-match interactions.
• The Press Conference Room acts as the nerve centre for media interactions during major sporting events, offering a platform for journalists and reporters to delve into the minds of sports personalities. The ambience is a blend of professionalism and fervour, as cameras click and microphones capture every word spoken. As questions fly, insights are shared, and headlines are born in this dynamic space, showcasing the symbiotic relationship between sports journalism and the world of sports.

The Players’ Tunnel

Experience the adrenaline rush of walking through the Players’ Tunnel at Wembley Stadium, following in the footsteps of football legends and feeling the anticipation of the crowd before a match.

The Players’ Tunnel is not merely a physical passageway but a gateway to a world of passion and drama. As players step onto the pristine pitch, history and tradition merge with the palpable excitement of the present moment. The Tunnel serves as a symbol of sportsmanship and competition, where dreams are realised and heroes are made. This iconic pathway holds the echoes of past victories and defeats, infusing each step with a sense of urgency and pride.

Set foot on the hallowed pitch of Wembley Stadium, where iconic moments in sports history have unfolded, and the echoes of cheers and victories resonate through the turf.

Wembley Stadium stands as a timeless monument to the glory and passion of sports, a place where legends are made and dreams take flight. The very air around the pitch seems to hum with the energy of past triumphs and heart-pounding competitions.

Stadium tours

offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry of events that have unfolded within these hallowed grounds, from historic World Cup finals to thrilling cup matches. Visitors can almost feel the palpable excitement that permeates every blade of grass, a testament to the enduring legacy of this iconic arena.

What Is The History Of Wembley Stadium?

The history of Wembley Stadium is a tale of two iconic venues – the original Wembley Stadium, witness to legendary events like the 1966 World Cup Final, and the new Wembley Stadium, a modern marvel hosting prestigious matches and events.

Whilst the original Wembley Stadium holds a special place in the hearts of football fans worldwide, with historic moments such as the ‘Goal of the Century’ by Diego Maradona in 1986, the new Wembley Stadium has carved its own legacy, with its state-of-the-art facilities and capacity to hold over 90,000 spectators.

The rich tapestry of events at Wembley includes not only football matches but also epic music concerts, such as Live Aid in 1985 and unforgettable performances by artists like Adele and Ed Sheeran.

From the iconic Twin Towers of the past to the imposing arch of the present, Wembley Stadium stands as a symbol of sporting prowess and cultural significance, embodying the spirit of competition and entertainment for generations to come.

The Original Wembley Stadium

The original Wembley Stadium holds a special place in sporting lore, having hosted historic events like the 1966 World Cup Final , where Bobby Moore and the Three Lions lifted the Jules Rimet Trophy in triumph.

Its history is entrenched with legendary moments that resonate through the annals of sports history. The stadium’s iconic twin towers stood as a beacon for football enthusiasts worldwide. Not only did it witness England’s only FIFA World Cup triumph , but it also provided a stage for countless FA Cup finals and League Cup finals , etching its name in the heart of every football fan.

The New Wembley Stadium

The new Wembley Stadium represents a modern architectural marvel, hosting prestigious events like the UEFA Champions League finals, thrilling NFL games, and memorable Olympic moments that have left a lasting imprint on its legacy.

From its inauguration in 2007, Wembley Stadium has redefined the concept of sports and entertainment venues with its state-of-the-art facilities. The stadium boasts a seating capacity of over 90,000 , offering fans an unparalleled viewing experience. Its innovative retractable roof ensures that events can go on regardless of the weather condition, making it a versatile venue for various occasions. Not only a hotspot for sports, but Wembley also hosts concerts, charity events, and corporate functions, catering to a diverse range of audiences.

What Events Are Held At Wembley Stadium?

Wembley Stadium serves as a versatile venue, hosting a myriad of events ranging from electrifying football matches and spectacular music concerts to thrilling sporting events that captivate audiences of all interests.

With a capacity exceeding 90,000, Wembley Stadium attracts fans and enthusiasts from all over, creating an electric atmosphere that is unmatched. Plus the regular football fixtures, the stadium transforms into a stage for iconic music performances by renowned artists, drawing massive crowds and becoming a hub for live entertainment.

The versatility of Wembley Stadium extends beyond sports and music to host a diverse range of other events, from boxing matches to major cultural gatherings, making it a truly multifaceted venue that caters to a wide array of interests.

Football Matches

Wembley Stadium is synonymous with legendary football matches, serving as the revered home of the England football team and hosting prestigious events like the FA Cup final that spark unforgettable moments in sports history.

The sheer magnitude and historical significance of matches held at Wembley Stadium transcend mere sporting events, becoming cultural milestones that captivate fans worldwide. The stadium’s grandeur and aura create an electrifying atmosphere, fuelling the passion of both players and spectators alike. With its rich tradition and imposing presence, Wembley stands as a symbol of excellence and achievement in the realm of football, garnering respect and admiration from enthusiasts across the globe.

Music Concerts

Wembley Stadium transforms into a pulsating arena for music concerts, hosting electrifying live performances by renowned artists and bands that draw music enthusiasts from around the globe to its iconic stage.

The energy that fills the air at Wembley Stadium during these concerts is truly electrifying, creating an atmosphere where fans can immerse themselves in the soulful tunes of their favourite artists. The diverse lineup of global musicians transports audiences on a musical journey, showcasing a fusion of different genres and styles that cater to a wide range of tastes. As the music reverberates through the stadium, the magnetic appeal of the live performances transforms the venue into a vibrant musical paradise that captivates the senses.

Other Sporting Events

Wembley Stadium hosts a wide array of sporting events beyond football, welcoming the grandeur of the Olympics, the legacy of the Empire Exhibition, and inclusive initiatives like British Sign Language-interpreted events that celebrate diversity and sportsmanship.

Its iconic arches serve as a symbol of athletic excellence and unity, drawing crowds for thrilling matches, historic showdowns, and cultural festivities. The stadium’s versatility shines through as it transforms to accommodate rugby tournaments, music concerts, and charitable fundraisers that bring people of all backgrounds together.

The rich history of Wembley echoes through its hallowed grounds, where legends have been crowned champions and where breakthrough moments in sports history have unfolded. From the roar of the crowd to the meticulous pitch preparations, every event at Wembley Stadium is a testament to the power of sports in fostering camaraderie and shared experiences.

How To Book A Wembley Stadium Tour?

Booking a Wembley Stadium Tour is a simple and convenient process that can be done online, ensuring visitors secure their spots to explore this iconic venue, with options for directions, parking, and tour availability .

Once you’ve decided to experience the history and grandeur of Wembley Stadium, hop online and head to the official website where you can effortlessly book your tour with just a few clicks. This user-friendly platform allows you to browse available dates, select your preferred time slot, and conveniently pay for your tickets all in one seamless transaction.

Upon completing your booking, you’ll receive a confirmation email with all the necessary details, including instructions on how to arrive at Wembley Stadium. Whether you’re travelling by public transport, car, or on foot, finding your way to this landmark location is straightforward thanks to its excellent accessibility.

What Are The Tips For Visiting Wembley Stadium?

Before embarking on your Wembley Stadium adventure, arm yourself with essential tips to enhance your visit, including insights on opening times, reviews from fellow visitors, and potential discounts through vouchers or special offers.

When planning your visit to Wembley Stadium, consider weekdays for lower foot traffic, offering a more relaxed experience to relish the iconic venue. Leveraging reviews can provide valuable information on must-see spots within the stadium, helping you prioritize your visit. Keep an eye out for any ongoing promotions or discount codes which could significantly lower your overall expenses, allowing you to enjoy more activities at the stadium.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s included in the Wembley Stadium tour?

Explore the iconic players’ tunnel, dressing rooms, press room, and pitchside, reliving historic moments. Immerse yourself in the interactive Crossbar Exhibition and benefit from insightful commentary throughout.

How long does the tour last?

The standard tour lasts approximately 75 minutes, offering a comprehensive overview of the stadium’s history and highlights.

How much does the tour cost?

Ticket prices vary depending on age, date, and chosen tour type. Please check the official Wembley Stadium website for the latest and most accurate pricing information.

Do I need to book tickets in advance?

Advance booking is highly recommended, especially on match days, weekends, and during peak season. This ensures your preferred time slot and avoids disappointment.

Can I take photos on the tour?

Absolutely! Capturing memories is encouraged. However, flash photography is not permitted in certain areas like the dressing rooms and exhibition displays.

Is there food and drink available at the stadium?

Yes, the stadium boasts a variety of food and drink outlets across different areas, including cafes, bars, and restaurants. You can grab snacks, drinks, and even full meals before, during, or after your tour.

Is there parking available at the stadium?

Yes, Wembley Stadium offers parking facilities for a fee. However, on event days, parking can be limited and expensive. Public transport is often the most convenient and affordable option.

Is the tour accessible for people with disabilities?

Wembley Stadium is committed to inclusivity and offers a range of features for visitors with disabilities, including lifts, ramps, accessible toilets, and assistance dog welcome policies. For specific details and inquiries, please visit the stadium’s accessibility page.

Does the tour offer multilingual options?

While the standard tour is conducted in English, audio guides are available in various languages for an additional fee. This allows visitors to enjoy the tour commentary in their preferred language.

Can I bring my luggage on the tour?

Large bags and luggage are not permitted on the tour due to security and space limitations. However, smaller bags and backpacks are generally allowed. For specific guidelines, please refer to the official website’s FAQ section.

Are there any age restrictions for the tour?

The tour is suitable for all ages, making it a fantastic family activity. However, children under 5 years old must be accompanied by a paying adult.

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Wembley Stadium Tour

If you’re interested in taking a Wembley tour, this post will provide all the information necessary to visit this attraction, including details about ticket prices and how to get there.

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Wembley Stadium was originally built in 1923 and was known as the Empire Stadium. It was built for the British Empire Exhibition and was intended to be a temporary structure. 

However, due to its popularity, it was decided to make it a permanent stadium. The stadium underwent major renovations in 2002 and was reopened in 2007.

Wembley Stadium has hosted some of the biggest events in sports, music, and entertainment history. The stadium has hosted the FA Cup Final, the League Cup Final, the Community Shield, and the Play-off Finals. 

It has also hosted the UEFA Champions League Final, the UEFA Europa League Final, and the UEFA Nations League Finals.

Wembley Stadium offers a few different tours at the moment, allowing fans to get a closer look at some of the most historic and notable locations in the massive venue.

In addition to a standard Wembley Stadium tour that is regularly offered, there are also VIP tours you can take which will take you to areas that are usually off-limits.

Tours are available almost every day, and it’s relatively easy to get here either by tube, train, or bus. Best of all, there are several ways to save up to 50% off on tickets!

Wembley Stadium Tours and Tickets

This historic stadium currently offers 3 different tours, including 2 VIP options you might want to consider.

The following section provides details about ticket prices, tour duration, hours, and availability for each Wembley Stadium tour.

If you’re looking for the most affordable and readily available tour of this historic stadium, this is going to be your best bet. 

Each Wembley tour will be approximately 90 minutes in length, and they are led by private hosts who will guide you to the most historic and important sites in the stadium.

In addition to attractions such as the dressing rooms, the players' tunnel, and the largest press conference room in all of Europe, you can also expect to see the pitch up close and personal!

You’ll also receive free digital content for your smartphone and an opportunity for a green-screen photo experience.

• £24/Adults | £17/Children (5-15) | £17/Concession
• £65/Family (2 Adults + 2 Children)
• Free for kids under 5
• Availability: Almost Every Day
• Duration: 90 minutes

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TIP: This specific Wembley tour is included at no additional cost with both the London Pass and the Explorer Pass , allowing you to save money on the activity!

Exclusive VIP Tour

This tour is similar to the traditional option, but with a lot more extras.

In addition to a private Wembley tour experience, you’ll also get a free gift pack, a gold photo pass, 10% off on their Photobook, and exclusive access to areas that are typically off-limits.

The Exclusive VIP Tour is much more limited in availability, so you might want to purchase tickets ahead of time in order to ensure you can enjoy this outing.

Depending on when you plan to visit, you can expect this tour to be offered anywhere from 1-5 days each week.

Unlike the basic tour, the VIP experience is closer to 2 hours in length. 

• £70/Adults | £50/Children (5-15) | £70/Concession
• Availability: 1-5 days a week
• Duration: 2 hours

Purchase Wembley Stadium Exclusive VIP Tour tickets or learn more .

VIP Matchday Tour

This is basically the same as their Exclusive VIP Tour with a few additional extras.

As the name implies, this type of tour is only offered on matchday, and it actually includes admission to the match.

In addition to a VIP gift pack, you’ll also receive a free matchday programme and the opportunity to visit pitchside as the teams are warming up!

Like the other VIP Wembley tour, this service will also last about 2 hours, and then you’ll get to stick around to see the match live.

That said, since they don’t have matches every day, availability for this tour is much more limited.

NOTE: Since the ticket price often varies for matches, the price of this tour also depends on when you make reservations. Given that tickets can be pretty expensive, you can expect this VIP experience to cost even more!

Learn more about the VIP Matchday Tour .

How to Get to Wembley Stadium

If you’re interested in visiting Wembley Stadium, it’ll be important to keep in mind that it’s almost an hour outside of the city centre at London HA9 0WS.

There are a lot of different ways to get here, but the easiest option is undoubtedly to take the tube.

You can use the map above for specific directions from anywhere in the city. If you plan to drive, you can expect to pay a whopping £40 for parking at Wembley Stadium. 

This is why we recommend either the tube, bus, or train, and we’ll provide more information about each of these options below. The following train, tube, and bus stations are relatively close to this historic stadium:

• Underground Stations: Wembley Park
• Railway Stations: Wembley Stadium
• Bus Routes: 18/N18, 83/N83, 92, 182, 206, 223, 297 and 483

If you’re looking to save some money on tickets for the Wembley Stadium tour, there are a few different discounts you might want to consider.

This section will provide details about how much you can save, how each deal works, and what steps are necessary to activate the discount.

London Tourist Passes

There are currently 2 different discount passes in London that include admission to the Wembley Stadium tour.

Depending on which service you choose, you could save 50% or more when using a London tourist pass.

• The London Pass
• London Explorer Pass

While the London Pass is all-inclusive, providing unlimited access to every activity included, the Explorer Pass allows you to pay one flat price for 2 or more specific attractions that you want to visit.

Here are a few of the other activities these services include:

• London Stadium Tour
• Chelsea FC Stadium Tour
• Emirates Arsenal Stadium Tour
• Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Tour

For more details, make sure to read our full post covering London tourist passes .

2 For 1 Deal

The standard Wembley Stadium tour is included with the 2-for-1 deal from National Rail.

As long as you buy two train tickets to the stadium, you are eligible to get 2 tickets for the price of 1.

Considering that the train is one of the easiest ways to get here, this is actually a pretty good deal that ensures you’ll save at least 50% off general admission prices.

For more information, please read our full post covering the 2-for-1 deal in greater detail .

Combo Packages

There is currently at least one combo package that includes admission to the basic Wembley Stadium tour, and it’s being offered by Tiqets.

Wembley Stadium Tour + Stamford Bridge Tour

• £49.40/Adults | £33.25/Children
• Purchase this combo package or learn more .

Discount Sites

There are a variety of websites that offer discounts on local activities in London, including examples such as Groupon and Discount London .

In addition to their already low prices, this website pretty frequently offers additional coupon codes to help you save an extra 10% - 20% off.

Interesting Facts About Wembley Stadium

Wembley Stadium has a rich history and is home to many interesting facts. Here are some of the most notable:

• Wembley Stadium has a total of 2,618 toilets, making it the venue with the most toilets in the world.
• The Wembley Arch, which stands over the stadium, is the longest single-span roof structure in the world.
• The stadium's pitch is the largest in the United Kingdom and is equivalent to around 8,000 square meters.
• Wembley Stadium has a unique seating configuration that allows for an unobstructed view from every seat in the house.
• The stadium's hospitality section, known as the Bobby Moore Club, is named after the legendary England captain who led the team to World Cup victory in 1966.

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England’s Wembley Stadium is a well-known sports venue. 

Initially constructed in 1923, it was referred to as the Imperial Stadium. 

Since then, the stadium has experienced several upgrades and renovations, with the most recent being finished in 2007.

The 90,000-seat venue, controlled by the Football Association (FA), is the biggest stadium in the United Kingdom. 

In addition to having a variety of other athletic events like rugby, American football, and boxing, it serves as the home field for the England national football team.

 Major concerts and other activities are also held there.

This article shares everything you need to know before booking Wembley Stadium tickets. 

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The Wembley Stadium is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for all football and architect lovers.

Amire The Bobby Moore statue as you enter Wembley Stadium. The monument is placed on a stone plinth and stands 20 feet tall.

Look at the dressing rooms where famous football greats like Maradona, Pele, Messi, Beckham, and Ronaldo dress up as they prepare for their games.

Take a glance as you see the Crossbar Exhibition saluting England’s victory in their maiden World Cup and featuring memorable objects from the final match.

You can see the FA Cup, the football used in the match, Helmut Haller’s jersey, the players’ armbands, and many more.

Players of the winning squad go to the Royal Box, a restricted area on the north stand, to pick up their trophy.

Only members of the British Royal family and their visitors are permitted to sit in the Royal Box.

During the arena tour, you can enjoy sitting in the Royal Box.

A local guide will show you behind-the-scenes fun and entertainingly. You will see the other side of the game you love on this tour.

Buy memoirs and gifts for your loved ones as you leave your tour.

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You can buy tickets for Wembley Stadium online or at the ticket counter.

Online tickets tend to be cheaper than the tickets sold at the venue. 

It’s better to book your tickets online to avoid long lines at stadium’s ticket counter.

During peak times, these lines can get long, and you will end up wasting your time. 

When you book early, you also get your preferred time slot.

Online tickets also help you avoid last-minute disappointments when tickets get sold out.

Go to the Wembley Stadium Tour booking page .

Select the your preferred date, time slot, the number of tickets, and buy the tickets. 

After making your purchase, you will receive your tickets through email.

There is no need to get printouts of the ticket.

Start your tour by simply displaying your ticket on your smartphone!

The tickets for Wembley Stadium tour cost £24 for all visitors above the age of 16+ years. Children between five and 15 years get a discount of £7 and pay £17.

Kids up to five years old can enter the tour for free.  Seniors over 65 and students with valid student IDs can get a concession ticket at a discount of £7 for their ticket and pay only £17. You can even book a family ticket for two adults and two children, which costs £65. 

Experience what it’s like to be a footballer on a behind-the-scenes  tour of Wembley Stadium .

This ticket includes access to the 1966 World Cup crossbar, the Jules Rimet Trophy, the original flag from London’s 1948 Olympic Games, and much more.

This tour is perfect for you if you are curious about football’s behind-the-scenes and things that happen off the cameras.

Ticket Prices

Adult Ticket (16+ years): £24 Child Ticket (5 to 15 years): £17 Senior Ticket (65+ years): £17 Student Ticket: £17 Infant Ticket (up to 5 years): Free 

Family Ticket (2 adults + 2 children): £65

Did you know that Old Trafford is the second biggest football stadium in England after the Wembley Stadium? Book a tour of the Theatre of Dreams and explore the home of the Red Devils.

Stamford Bridge and Wembley Stadium are 16 km (10 miles) away from each other. 

Take a 30-minute car ride from Wembley stadium to Stamford Bridge. 

Get ready to see two of the most famous stadiums in London and admire the Chelsea FC Stadium tour, get full access to the home of the Blues and a guided tour of Stamford Bridge Stadium. 

Along with that, you get a 75-minute guided tour of Wembley Stadium. 

Grab your combo ticket at a 5% discount and explore the tours at cheaper rates!  Ticket Cost: £49 per person 

Save time & money! Buy London Pass and visit over 80+ attractions like ZSL London Zoo and London Bridge. Pick from 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 10-day passes and buckle up for a 1-day hop-on-hop-off bus tour. 

Wembley Stadium is located in northwestern London, England. 

Address: London HA9 0WS, United Kingdom Get Directions

You can reach the location by car or public transport. 

The bus stop Wembley Stadium (Bus No: 83, 92, 182, 223, 440, 483, or N83) is just a 5 minutes walk from the attraction.

The Wembley Stadium (Trains: Chiltren Railways) train station is just a 10 minutes walk from the attraction.

If you’re traveling by car, turn on your Google Maps and get started.

There are enough parking garages around the attraction.

The stadium tour will start at 10 am, and the closing depends on the time of the year.

The Wembley stadium tour closes at 3 pm from October to March.

From July to September, the closing time is 4 pm; in August, it is 5 pm.

You can look for the right timings on the official website.

The stadium is open at different times depending on the matches, concerts, or any other type of event.

If you plan to go during a concert, check the timings and plan accordingly.

The Wembley stadium tour takes 75 minutes if you sign up for the tour. 

If you wish to visit the Stadium Store and see the 1948 Olympic Tablets, be ready to devote at least 90 minutes. 

The best time to visit Wembley Stadium is as soon as it opens at 10 am. 

You can even book the tickets for the last hours as there is a chance of fewer crowds and the sun is not too bright. 

It’s always better to check the weather report before booking your tickets to ensure that you have a fun tour. 

Look at the map of Wembley Stadium to find the closest facilities near you. 

The stadium’s entrances, accessible transportation options, and services are highlighted in this map . 

– Wear comfortable clothing and shoes on your trip, as the tour involves a lot of walking. 

– Avoid bringing large luggage as no storage facilities are accessible, and no large objects, including luggage, are permitted.

– You can enter from the top of the Olympic Way. Under the elevated walkway, look for the signs leading to the tour entrance. 

– Always look at the calendar before booking your tour, as the stadium is closed or occupied for different matches, concerts, or events. 

Here are some frequnetly asked question about the Wembley Stadium Tour.

Though it is a rare event, in such a case, you will get a full refund or an option to reschedule your tour.

You can also buy your tickets at the stadium directly, but you can get online tickets at a cheaper price.

Wembley Park manages the parking facilities near the Stadium, so you must book spots separately. You can  book your parking  online.  

No, Wembley Stadium does not offer cloakroom services. Visitors are advised that large bags or suitcases will not be allowed into the Stadium. Personal belongings must be kept with visitors at all times.

While there isn’t a dedicated tour café, visitors can head to the London Design Outlet (LDO) Guest Services. With your Wembley Stadium Tour ticket, you can redeem a discount card that can be used at many shops and restaurants on the LDO site.

Yes, the Wembley Stadium Tour is suitable for wheelchairs. However, it’s important to note that there are steps in the Stadium, and the uneven steps leading up to the Royal Box are not wheelchair accessible. Staff will assist visitors in wheelchairs by taking them to the Royal Box via an alternative route.

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Tour of Wembley Stadium in London

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• DayTrip35846540119 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing Wembley 5/5 because there was a nice tour guide who was smart and kind and also kits were set up in the changing rooms. Enjoyed in particular the changing rooms, tunnel and climbing the stairs to the royal box Read more Written April 9, 2024
• AlisonW887 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles I cried, happy tears My daughter and I booked a VIP tour for my grandson, her nephew, as an 11th birthday treat, we also took the birthday boy’s 4yr old cousin. Our tour guide was Steve Collins, who was amazing, he was very knowledgable and treated my grandsons like royalty, the tour, and Steve were more than we could have hoped for. When I asked the birthday boy what he thought of our guide, Steve, he said, “he’s a very nice man, and made the day really special”, and he was right, in fact so special it made Nanny cry, happy tears. Read more Written April 2, 2024
• nozzzzz2015 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic Tour Did the VIP tour so you get your own guide and Matt was mine and he was superb. I didn't know so much used to go on at the old Wembley. He was a superb guide and gave out loads of information as we went around. Got to see so many places around the stadium including going in the technical area which the standard tour doesn't cover. A great 2 hours going around and I totally recommend this for any football fans. Read more Written April 1, 2024
• benrW6525DQ 0 contributions 2.0 of 5 bubbles Time to start moving England games away from Wembley - expensive, soulless and a ridiculous bag policy As a regular attendee of England games I’m extremely disappointed by the Wembley experience. The atmosphere is poor, drinks and food are through the roof in price and little is done to make the experience special for fans. Time to start playing the matches at other stadiums. The bag policy is also ridiculous. To hold midweek games and not allow rucksacks makes it very hard for anyone to go who works in the day with a laptop. Read more Written March 26, 2024
• martinpQ3888BK 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wembley _ Caraboa Cup Final Trip to Wembley for Caraboa cup final, easy access to stadium, good shops locally and toilet facilities in the Designer complex. Inside all well sign posted and good quality drinks and food on offer. Views are always good and we won!! Read more Written March 3, 2024
• Bridstow 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A Fantastic Stadium We went to Wembley for the Carabao Cup Final. This is an incredible stadium. The views of the playing surface are fantastic from anywhere. Generally speaking it is in a fairly sterile area and is served by Wembley Park Station. Wembley Park station is ordinarily fine but during major events horrendously busy and often unpleasant to navigate. Don’t expect to leave here in a hurry. The restaurants nearby are exceptionally busy on event days sp long waits are common place. Read more Written February 27, 2024
• Stretchella23 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Out of this world. You will forever hold a place in my heart. To see my beloved Liverpool win and lift the trophy was an out of this world experience. It was my son’s first Liverpool game and both our first time in Wembley and wow. It’s amazing from the walk up to it to the stadium itself. The sound the atmosphere it will never be forgotten by my 10 year old son and this 40 year old man. Thank you Wembley and thank you to all your staff they all done an amazing job and everyone was so helpful till the next time. Read more Written February 25, 2024
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• Stay25416302678 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Soulless, boring, expensive, hideous looking dump Soulless, ugly eyesore in an equally soulless area of London. Avoid or be ripped off! This place is nothing like a football ground, it's like an airport terminal surrounding a football pitch, in fact the atmosphere at the average airport terminal is far better. I still can't believe they bulldozed an iconic landmark to make way for this atrocity, it's absolutely hideous and that arch looks like it was an afterthought when they realised how ugly the stadium looks. Read more Written January 30, 2024
• Pauly-101 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles All In Attended AEW All In at Wembley Stadium and it was fantastic. The stage setup, atmosphere and view were all brilliant. Looking forward to returning this year. We loved the indoor bar area on the stretch leading to the stadium as well. Read more Written January 16, 2024
• Gilagolf 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Not too bad but the stadium shop wasn’t that impressive It’s some ways off from central London, and we did not manage to go inside. However from the outside its fairly impressive, but the Wembley shop doesn’t have a lot in stock compared to their online store Read more Written December 29, 2023
• 294sallyh 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Highly recommend Fantastic! A family of three; our teenage is 15. All 3 of us enjoyed the tour, there was something for all of us We were in there around 2 hours and didn’t get bored once. Tour guide Dan was great, he welcomed us in and even remembered us as Leicester fans out of almost 50 people in our group. Very informative and great to see the Royal box, our changing room and walk down the tunnel Shopping near by was good too!, Highly recommend; cost us £70 for 3 on the day, advance ticket wasn’t much of a saving Sovereign picture was good too. Three pictures in a presentation booklet for £20, great for showing friends Read more Written December 29, 2023
• liamlQ7137MW 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A must if you love football Amazing place to watch football. Great atmosphere. It really takes your breath away the sheer size and capacity of the stadium. The food on offer is pricey, but to be expected. The seats are really comfortable with plenty of legroom. I'm 6'3 and heavy set and was comfortable. A fantastic day out. We hope to go again for another cup final. Read more Written December 15, 2023
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Sport, athletics and physical activity is ingrained in British culture and is a part of the daily life of the locals here. From rugby to hockey to football to cricket and even individual sports like tennis, badminton and squash, the English excel at every other sport. Out of all the sports though, football is a particular favourite of the British, and the number of top tier teams, exceptional footballers and world-class stadiums that come out of this country, bears testament to this fact. This country has some of the best, most historic and sought-after football stadiums in the world, like Old Trafford , The Emirates and Stamford Bridge . However there is one hallowed ground in particular that takes the cake and is emblematic of English football - The Wembley Stadium. Taking a Wembley Stadium Tour is a highly recommended experience while in London and here's why.

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Wembley Stadium is the largest football stadium in England and second largest in Europe , with a capacity of 90,000! This colossal, multi-purpose structure opened in 2007, and stands on the site of the previous Wembley Stadium, which dominated the London skyline from 1923 to 2003, with its iconic twin towers at the entrance. The Old Wembley (previously called the Empire Stadium) was actually built by Sir Robert McAlpine, for housing the British Empire Exhibition of 1924-25. The plan was to demolish the structure after the exhibition, but this did not come to fruition thanks to one James Stevenson (thank god). The construction of the new and current Wembley Stadium began in 2003 and was completed in 2007. This state-of-the-art and standard-setting arena was inaugurated and made open to the public on 19th May, 2007, with the staging of the FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester United.

Wembley Stadium is one of the most iconic and significant structures in all of England, and whether you’re a football or not, visiting this modern-day Colosseum should definitely be on the top of your list of ‘must-see places in the UK’. If you still aren’t convinced, here are a few reasons that might make you think twice before skipping this tour -

• England is considered the Home of Football, and with regard to this statement, Wembley is its heart. As the great Pelé once said - “Wembley is the cathedral of football. It is the capital of football and it is the heart of football.”
• It is the second largest football in Europe and the largest covered stadium in the world!
• Stepping into this stadium is stepping into years and years of football history. Wembley has hosted some of the greatest teams, players and matches in the footballing world including the UEFA Champions League Finals on two occasions, the 2012 Olympic Finals and the 1966 FIFA World Cup Finals. Apart from this, Wembley is also the ground used for the FA Cup finals, which take place every year.
• Apart from sporting events, Wembley Stadium is also used to hold large music concerts as well. Some of the greatest acts to have graced the stage here include Metallica, Coldplay, Green Day, Madonna, Oasis, AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen etc.
• Having been recently renovted, Wembley boasts of being one of the most modern, up-to-date and technologically advanced stadiums in the world.
• These are just some of the reasons why you must absolutely visit and experience this wonderful stadium.

Taking a Wembley Stadium Tour entrusts you with an expert guide who will take you through the best of the stadium in about 75 minutes. Book your Wembley Stadium Tour tickets on Headout and get 10% Cashback!

Wembley Stadium Guided Tour

• Explore the behind-the-scenes of the biggest sports and music venue in the United Kingdom with an expert guide • Wander through the Press Room, Dressing Room, Players’ Tunnel and Royal Box. • This Wembley Stadium tour is available every hour from 10:00 AM until 5:00 PM every day of the week • Enjoy Instant confirmation on booking and 10% Cashback !

Taking a guided tour of the Wembley Stadium is the best possible way of experiencing and exploring this historic venue. On a tour of the stadium, you will have a professional guide take you in and around the stadium, and you will get access to areas that are otherwise restricted to the public. See first-hand the players dressing rooms, the Royal Box, the press room and also get up close and personal with the sacred, lush green pitch that is steeped and soaked in football history!

Wembley Stadium Tour Times

The Wembley Stadium Tour takes place from Monday to Friday every hour from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. So you can choose to start your tour at 10 AM, 11 AM, 12 PM, 1PM, 2PM, 3PM and 4PM. The tour goes on for 1 hour 15 minutes after which you're free to roam around the stadium and maybe grab a meal.

Highlights Of The Wembley Stadium Tour

Below are the 7 highlights of the guided tour that takes place in Wembley Stadium. Read on to know what to expect during your tour.

Statue of Bobby Moore

The first thing you see before entering the stadium is the daunting, bronze statue of Bobby Moore , one of England’s football legends. Sculpted by Philip Jackson, the statue pays tribute to Moore, who was, most notably, the captain of the England squad that won the coveted World Cup in 1966, at Wembley.

Dressing Rooms

The Wembley Stadium Tour gives you access to the most intimate and exclusive areas of the stadium - the dressing room. Step into the room where countless legends have kitted up before a game and sit where players like Beckham, Messi, Ronaldo and Pelé have sat before!

Get access to the Press and Media Room, and take a seat at the table where players and managers give their thoughts before/after a game. This is your turn to be Gareth Southgate, even if it’s just for a few minutes.

Player’s Tunnel

This is the most popular part of the tour and it’s no surprise why. Walk in the footsteps of legends as you stroll through the tunnel that leads to the pitch. Feel the tension in the air, before finally stepping out onto the turf.

This is one of the most striking and recognizable features of this stadium. Unlike most other venues, for cup matches, the winning team heads to the Royal Box, located in the middle of the North Stand, to collect their trophy and medals. On this tour, you get to visit the Royal Box and feel how it is to be a champion.

The Crossbar Exhibition

Since 2016, the Crossbar Exhibition has become a part of the Wembley Stadium tour, and it celebrates the year England won their maiden World Cup. With memorabilia and objects on display, like the Finals match ball, an unused urine sample bottle and Helmut Haller’s jersey, it pays tribute to England’s finest footballing achievement.

Exhibition of Champions

Added to the tour in 2011, this exhibition celebrates decades of European Football History. It has interesting articles and objects on display like Steven Gerrard’s 2005 captain’s armband, David Beckham’s jersey from Manchester United’s victory in 1999, Graeme Souness’ winners medals from ‘78, ‘81 and ‘84, and many others.

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While taking a guided tour, you get to access all levels of the stadium along with access to the rooms, pitch and more. Here's a comprehensive Wembley Stadium Map that can come handy if you're doing a self guided tour. Moreover, there are multiple entry points to the Wembley Stadium, but the recommended one is the Booby Moore Entrance. If you're alighting at the Wembley Central Station, you can take the White Horse Bridge entrance as it is the closest one. If you're parking your car at the Green or Pink Parking, the Eastern Entrance is your closest option. Download this Wembley Stadium Map and keep it handy on your phone in order to navigate yourself around efficiently.

• Make sure you book your tickets for the stadium tour well in advance and online. This stadium is one of the most popular and famous attractions in the UK, so getting tickets last minute can be hard. By booking them online, you save yourself the trouble of having to wait in line at the ticket counter at the stadium.
• You have the option of choosing a self-guided tour, however, for a more immersive and enlightening experience, it is recommended to take a guide tour. Your guide will belt out interesting facts about the stadium and also tell you about the ins and outs of Wembley.
• Wear comfortable shoes as you will be walking quite a bit on this tour.
• Check and double-check the stadium calendar before booking your tickets. There are many closures throughout the year, and the timings and inclusions may differ on match days, so to avoid disappointment, have a look at the official website of the stadium.
• If you plan to eat at any of the restaurants in Wembley, make sure you make a reservation beforehand. They are almost always booked out.
• Try scheduling your visit on a match day so that you tour the stadium and watch the match too.
• The Wembley Stadium Tour is free with the London Explorer Pass , so if you have the pass, walk in with a reservation of the slot of your choice.

Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM)

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Looking for Directions to Wembley Stadium? Here's how you can get to Wembley Stadium via different modes of transport.

• By Tube and Train - The nearest stations to the stadium are - Wembley Park Station (Jubilee and Metropolitan Lines), Wembley Stadium Station (Chiltern Railways) and Wembley Central Station (Bakerloo, London Overground, London Midland and Southern Lines)
• By Bus - The following bus routes will take you to the stadium: 18, 83, 92 and 224.
• By Car - You can park your car in the Official Wembley Stadium Car Park. However, do make sure you reserve a spot beforehand.

Top 3 Wembley Restaurants

Wembley has a number of pubs, lounges and restaurants situated inside the stadium, each serving a different type of cuisine and food. Here is our pick of the top 3 restaurants/eateries.

This one of the most popular restaurants in Wembley and is usually completely booked out. This informal eatery serves up some delicious pizza, rotisserie meats and mouth-watering British cuisine, making it the ideal place for a quick bite before kick off.

If you have some time on your hands and are looking to enjoy a great meal, look no further than the Champagne and Seafood Restaurant & Bar, located to the west side of the main entrance on level two. As you would’ve guessed, this place specializes in serving delicious and exotic seafood, along with some refreshing champagne.

Our final pick includes the Flutes Bar and Grill, which serves diners gourmet burgers, juicy rib-eye steaks and a wide selection of beers and wines. Perfect grub for a perfect game of football!

Check out other Wembley Stadium restaurants and indulge in a hearty meal with views of the pitch.

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How to get the best Taylor Swift UK Eras Tour resale tickets and avoid the worst seats

These are the resale seats to grab at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour and which ones to avoid

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Taylor Swift has been on the road with her mega popular Eras Tour for well over a year now, playing to tens of thousands of fans each night across the continents in North and south America, Australia and Japan, so far. Luckily for British Swifities, the queen of pop will be making the UK and Ireland her home for the next leg of the Eras tour in a matter of weeks.

While The Shake it Off singer will unfortunately not be playing in Manchester this time around, she will be within just an hour's drive of the city centre. Taylor is set to play three consecutive shows at Liverpool's Anfield Stadium in June, before heading down south to Cardiff and London.

Tickets for the Eras Tour sold out immediately when they went on sale last year. But fear not, as there are still ways to get your hands on some tickets. In fact, here is some information about which seats you should try and grab, which s eats to ignore and how to get the tickets on resale without spending an absolute fortune.

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If videos on social media are anything to judge by, you’re in for a pretty special time if you end up nabbing floor seats. Even if you’re several rows back, floor seats are ideal if you really want to be in on the action, as everyone stands and joins in with each song. Just be aware that if you’re on the shorter side or are planning on taking kids with you, you may struggle to see everything over the sea of phones.

Tiered seating

Despite being further back, if you’re in the lower half of the tiered seating, you’ll get the best of both worlds, with clearer vision and less chaos around you. You’ll also be able to oversee all of the crowds below, meaning it’s a great place to take in the atmosphere.

Nosebleed seats, AKA seats right at the very back of the stadium, might be the furthest away from the stage, but they also give you a good overall view of the entire stadium. They also tend to be on the cheaper end, meaning they’re definitely worth considering if you’re looking to secure some Eras tour tickets this month.

Obstructed view

Obstructed view can mean a lot of things, from a big pole in the way, to a side seat with partial view of the stage. These kinds of seats are therefore the most budget-friendly, but it’s worth noting that in many cases, a partially obstructed view of the stage still gives you full view of the diamond, which is where a lot of the action is anyway.

So if you’re going to go for a seat with obstructed view, it’s best to find out what kind of obstruction you’re up against before buying. Let’s be real, if you’re lucky enough to get through the queue and secure your tickets, it’ll likely be more of a grab and go situation and you probably won’t have the time to be picky. hat being said, there are no bad seats at a Taylor Swift show, and wherever you end up you’ll still be able to soak in the atmosphere and sing your heart out.

How to get the tickets?

You can keep checking AXS and Ticketmaster for official tickets, as fans are able to resell theirs if they can no longer go. But those are likely to get snapped up insanely fast.

Instead, consider resale ticket websites. Viagogo and VividSeats are selling Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets. Those websites give you the opportunity to shop at your leisure, as tickets put up for sale by fans remain there until bought.

At the time of writing, the cheapest ticket on Viagogo for her gig at Anfield on June 14 cost £338. There were around 400 when we checked, but new ones keep getting added. On VividSeats , the cheapest ticket at the time of writing was $630, which amounts to roughly £498.

With people often concerned about using resale tickets, a Viagogo spokesperson told the Express: "Th e European leg of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour has been long anticipated. We’ve not seen anything like this since The Beatles and with tickets having only just gone on sale, demand is at its peak right now.

"Viagogo is a regulated marketplace where fans have the freedom to buy and sell tickets to their favourite live events, safely and securely, backed by a guarantee. Sellers on our marketplace may list tickets at high values when demand is high, but prices can change and tend to reduce over time.

"We recommend Swifties wait for demand to settle and check regularly for a listing that meets their budget. Tickets for Taylor Swift’s UK dates have already sold for as low as 172 GBP on our platform. Also, tickets listed at eye-catchingly high prices rely, if ever, sell."

AXS also released a statement: "The only way to obtain a valid ticket for Taylor Swift’s shows is via the approved ticket agents. In the UK, the approved ticket agents are: Ticketmaster, AXS or directly through the venue’s website. In Ireland, the approved ticket agent is Ticketmaster. Any tickets found to be purchased via re-sale on the non-official secondary market will not be valid for entry into the concerts and will be cancelled in accordance with the terms and conditions of sale."

"Through official resale facilities, ticket resale prices are capped to help combat the inflation of ticket prices and put a stop to ticket touting. For more information on official resale facilities, fans should visit the website of their approved ticket agent," they added.

When is Taylor Swift playing in the UK?

• Friday, June 7 at the Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh
• Saturday, June 8 at the Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh
• Sunday, June 9 at the Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh
• Thursday, June 13 at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
• Friday, June 14 at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
• Saturday, June 15 at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
• Tuesday, June 18 at Principality Stadium, Cardiff
• Friday, June 21 at Wembley Stadium, London
• Saturday, June 22 at Wembley Stadium, London
• Sunday, June 23 at Wembley Stadium, London
• Thursday, August 15 at Wembley Stadium, London
• Friday, August 16 at Wembley Stadium, London
• Saturday, August 16 at Wembley Stadium, London
• Monday, August 19 at Wembley Stadium, London
• Tuesday, August 20 at Wembley Stadium, London

If you want to see behind the scenes of the Eras Tour and get a sneak peak of what you can expect to see at Taylor's UK concerts, you can catch the Eras Tour Film on Disney+ here . The film, which is exclusive to Disney+, features five additional songs from the Eras Tour that were not previously included in theatres or past digital versions.

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Taylor Swift fans can still snap up Eras Tour resale tickets from Ticketmaster, Viagogo, VividSeats and more

T he countdown is well and truly underway for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, which arrives in the UK in June. The tour will call in London, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Cardiff .

When tickets went on sale last year, demand was through the roof with pre-sale and general tickets selling out within 15 minutes. Despite going on to add more stadium dates to her list of shows, those thousands of tickets were snapped up extremely quickly as well.

However, this doesn't mean all hope is lost - in fact, there are a couple of ways Swifties can still get their hands on Eras Tour tickets. There are multiple sites where you can snap up resale tickets - and there's even a way to book tickets with a 'clear view' of the stage. Here's what you need to know.

Where to buy Taylor Swift resale tickets

A number of online retailers are offering fans to chance to snap up resale tickets, but it is important to remember that prices are set by the sellers - which means some fans could be paying much more than expected.

Some sites, including Viagogo and Vivid Seats, are not "official" retailers. However, these sits do have strict terms and conditions in place to protect buyers and sellers. These websites specialise in selling tickets that fans no longer want.

Here are the sites you'll need to know:

• Viagogo - buy Taylor Swift resale tickets here
• VividSeats - buy Taylor Swift resale tickets here
• SeatGeek - buy Taylor Swift resale tickets here

There are also resale tickets available directly from Ticketmaster . You can find tickets here.

With people often concerned about using resale tickets, a Viagogo spokesperson told the Express: "The European leg of Taylor Swift’s Eras tour has been long anticipated. We’ve not seen anything like this since The Beatles and with tickets having only just gone on sale, demand is at its peak right now.

"Viagogo is a regulated marketplace where fans have the freedom to buy and sell tickets to their favourite live events, safely and securely, backed by a guarantee. Sellers on our marketplace may list tickets at high values when demand is high, but prices can change and tend to reduce over time.

"We recommend Swifties wait for demand to settle and check regularly for a listing that meets their budget. Tickets for Taylor Swift’s UK dates have already sold for as low as 172 GBP on our platform. Also, tickets listed at eye-catchingly high prices rely, if ever, sell."

How to get Taylor Swift tickets for low prices with 'clear view' of stage

According to the Mirror, there's a simple way to get your hands on Taylor Swift tickets without breaking the bank - and with a good view too. If you're willing to travel a bit further, you can snag tickets to see Taylor perform in Nanterre, just outside Paris, from around £430(at the time of writing) through Viagogo .

The Karma singer is playing at Paris La Defense Arena in Nanterre from May 9-12, which means you'd get to see the show before fans attending the UK gigs. There are still tickets up for grabs in the general admission standing section, as well as seating with an unobstructed view of the stage.

Of course, there are travel costs and hotel stays to consider by opting to see the singer outside of the UK, so it's worth giving it some thought as the whether its the right idea for you.

Warning to fans over 'fraudulent' ticket sellers

Swifties have been urged to remain vigilant after a number of fans were conned by 'fraudulent' ticket sellers. Fans should carefully check the ticket details to ensure their authenticity - including checking for accurate event information, including the date, time, and venue.

The police also recommend paying close attention to the seating section or assigned seats. Although not official retailers, Vivid Seats and Viagogo have a range of terms and conditions as well as safety protocols in place to protect fans from being scammed.

When is Taylor Swift playing in the UK?

• Friday, 7 June 2024 - Edinburgh, Murrayfield Stadium
• Saturday, 8 June 2024 - Edinburgh, Murrayfield Stadium
• Sunday, 9 June 2024 - Edinburgh, Murrayfield Stadium
• Thursday, 13 June 2024 - Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
• Friday, 14 June 2024 - Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
• Saturday, 15 June 2024 - Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
• Tuesday, 18 June 2024 - Cardiff, Principality Stadium
• Friday, 21 June 2024 - London, Wembley Stadium
• Saturday, 22 June 2024 - London, Wembley Stadium
• Sunday, 23 June 2024 - London, Wembley Stadium
• Thursday, 15 August 2024 - London, Wembley Stadium
• Friday, 16 August 2024 - London, Wembley Stadium
• Saturday, 17 August 2024 - London, Wembley Stadium

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Damon Albarn wanted to cancel Blur's second Wembley Stadium comeback show - because he was “not into going onstage”.

The 'Parklife' hitmakers - comprising Damon Albarn, Dave Rowntree, Graham Coxon and Alex James - got back together for their first album in eight years, 'The Ballad of Darren', and a number of live shows, including two triumphant sold-out concerts at London's Wembley Stadium, last year, however, frontman Damon has confessed he was all set to pull out of the second night, until he saw the masses of fans walking up to the venue.

Speaking to KROQ during Coachella weekend one, he spilled: “I never thought I’d love Wembley. The first night was great, and then the next night, I didn’t want to do another gig. I was trying to find reasons to cancel it. I was sitting in a hotel at Wembley Park, like a Travelodge or something, and I was watching these people coming in and I was like, ‘Well I can’t cancel that.'"

He continued: “And it was actually, maybe the best gig in that time that you could ever, ever dream of having. But it was weird, I was really not into going onstage, and then I was onstage, and it was very nice to do that.”

Elsewhere, bassist Alex James teased their upcoming documentary about their return with their Wembley shows and releasing 'The Ballad Of Darren', their first studio album in eight years.

He said: “It’s eight years since we last did anything – even when we actually split up, it didn’t take that long to get it together. So there was a certain amount of jeopardy potentially at the beginning, trying to make a new record at this stage of your career. Most bands don’t even like each other 30 years in, let alone make decent records. I suppose there’s a lot to blame for. I guess if you like the band, it’s a good band. We filmed the shows at Wembley, and I never thought we’d top Glastonbury 2009.”

There's also a concert film in the works.

The raucous response the Britpop legends received on home turf was nothing like the lacklustre crowd at their Coachella set at the weekend, with Damon informing them the band won't be returning to the California festival, after the audience stayed silent during their performance of 'Girls and Boys', despite his calls for them to sing along.

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Be a part of history as the Women’s FA Cup Final comes to Wembley for the 10th time with Tottenham and Man United looking for their first-ever win. Here’s how you can get tickets.

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The Women’s FA Cup Final is fast approaching and it looks like they’re on track for another record-breaking end to the tournament.

Last year, over 75,000 people gathered under the arch to watch Chelsea Women claim their fifth FA Cup trophy, and now we’re down to this year’s final two.

After a tense weekend of semi-finals, the Blues were finally unseated, losing out on the chance to go for a fourth consecutive win. Taking their place is Manchester United who beat the team 2-1 on the 14th of April.

On the other side, Tottenham took the final away from Leicester City, also beating them with a score of 2-1 at home.

In a nice bit of history-making, neither Tottenham or Man United has ever won the title, or even made it past the knockouts, which means this year's final will see a brand-new victor etched on that iconic trophy.

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The Women’s FA Cup has been around since 1970 and was first known as the Mitre Challenge Trophy. Organised by the Women's Football Association, the tournament had 71 entrants, including teams from Scotland and Wales.

In the years since, the competition and its final has grown into a sell-out event and a stand-out moment in the football calendar. So, do you want a spot at this year’s match? Here’s how you can score yourself some tickets.

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Last year’s trophy went to Chelsea , making it their third consecutive and fifth FA Cup win overall.

This still puts them a fair way behind Arsenal, who have claimed the title 14 times. Yet, with the Blues knocked out in the semi-final, it looks like it's time to start a new chapter in the competition.

Following a tense semi-final round, this year’s FA Cup is down to its final two: Tottenham vs Manchester United. Neither team has ever made it to the final before which means, no matter what, history will be made.

This final will mark a historic 10 years of the match being played at Wembley Stadium. In that time, the attendance has grown from 30,710 to last year’s record-breaking 77,390 – and with general admission tickets already sold out for this year, it looks like they’re on for another smash hit.

Here’s the official details:

• 12th May 2024 – Wembley Stadium

Never been to Wembley Stadium before? That’s OK. The venue has three train stations all within a 20-minute walk. Wembley Park is available on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, Wembley Stadium Station is accessible via Chiltern Railways (just one stop from London Marylebone), and Wembley Central is available on the Bakerloo and Overground lines, as well as Southern and West Midlands rail.

As we’ve said, general admission tickets for the final have already sold out, but a proportion of tickets have been held back and will be given out to the two finalist clubs after the semi-final. These will likely be distributed to season ticket holders and loyal fans first before being made available to the rest of the fans.

If you miss out on this, however, we’d suggest looking at sites like Ticombo . No, we wouldn’t normally recommend re-sale sites like this one – as they’re often unreliable and carry a huge price tag – however thanks to a 4.7-rating on TrustPilot , we’ve generally found the site to be useful and trustworthy. But there’s no getting away from the fact that prices will still be a lot higher than the original cost.

Or, if you want to see the match in style, you can also pick up a hospitality ticket from P1 Travel . This site offers packages that include a premium view of the action, luxury seating, special access to food and drink areas, and much more.

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If you’re opting for a re-sale ticket, the current price starts at £50 which, considering the original tickets cost £30, isn’t too much of an ask.

Meanwhile, hospitality packages cost a minimum of £424 per person. We know this is a hefty price, but again, considering the men’s FA Cup hospitality starts at £2,017, this seems like a far more palatable price.

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Emirates FA Cup semi-final weekend: supporters guide

Emirates FA Cup Semi- Final weekend Saturday 20 April 2024 Manchester City v Chelsea 17.15 KO Sunday 21 April 2024 Coventry City v Manchester United 15:30 KO Joining us under the arch for the Emirates FA Cup semi-finals this weekend? We want all supporters travelling to the game to have the best experience possible. Below, is a comprehensive guide of everything you need to know to ensure Wembley Stadium is a safe environment for all visitors on the day. Tickets Anyone without a ticket should not travel to the game. All tickets are strictly non-transferable and are not available to distribute to other supporters.  Click here  to see the full ticket guide. Fans with tickets are advised to check they are seated in the appropriate area of the stadium. Any supporter who is identified in opposition areas will be ejected from the stadium for breaching the FA’s ground regulations and be subject to each club’s own sanctions process. NOTE : Additional ticket checks will be in operation at points in and around the stadium prior to entry. Please have your tickets ready to show match day stewards when asked. Stadium access The fixture between Manchester City and Chelsea kicks-off at 17.15. General admission to the stadium will be available from 15.15. Doors for hospitality will open one hour earlier at 14.15. The fixture between Coventry City and Manchester United kicks-off at 15:30 General admission to the stadium will be available from 13:30. Doors for hospitality will open one hour earlier at 12:30. Make sure you arrive at the stadium in good time to assist with security protocols. Children (14 years and under) must be accompanied by an adult. Children under the age of two will not be permitted into the stadium. Please refer to your ticket for your turnstile colour zone. The quickest route to your turnstile entry point is by following the signage for the colour zone. Please ensure you enter via the correct turnstile. Stadium Security The safety and security of fans at Wembley Stadium is of paramount importance, and we always have robust and thorough security measures in place before, during and after each event. We work closely with the Police, the Safety Advisory Group and the relevant authorities to ensure that the stadium’s security protocols meet the highest standards. We will have multiple ticket checks and security searches in place on the day, including on the perimeter of the stadium and near the turnstiles, so we encourage fans to arrive at the stadium 60-90 minutes before kick off to allow enough time to assist with the security protocols. Anyone attempting to tailgate or gain illicit access to the stadium will be apprehended and reported to the Police. All events at Wembley Stadium have a strong Police presence, and search dogs with handlers will also be patrolling around the stadium to identify and apprehend anyone with illegal or prohibited items, including pyrotechnics and banned substances. Offensive Chanting Wembley Stadium has a zero-tolerance policy on any form of anti-social, offensive and discriminatory conduct, and anyone found guilty of this behaviour will be ejected from the stadium and reported to the authorities. Offensive tragedy-related chanting, gesturing and displaying of abusive messages is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. People who are found to have committed offences face stadium bans and potential criminal prosecution. No-street-drinking zone Brent Council have enforced a no-street-drinking zone on Olympic Way and the surrounding area for ALL events at Wembley Stadium. This is part of the current Public Space Order Protection in place around the stadium on event days. More information on the order can be  found here. Fans drinking on Olympic Way and the surrounding streets ahead of the Carabao Cup final will be asked to hand over their alcohol and enforcement action may be considered. Supporters wanting alcohol before the game should head for the licensed bars or restaurants in the  area  or make their way to the dedicated fan zones outside the stadium. Fan Zones All teams will have dedicated Fan Zone areas where supporters have the chance to join fellow fans to enjoy a drink, including alcohol, food and a DJ. They are an ideal place to soak up the pre-match party atmosphere. On Saturday, the  Manchester City  fan zone is located on the East Concourse area of the stadium and the  Chelsea  fan zone is on the West side of the stadium. On Sunday, the Coventry City fan zone is located on the West Concourse area of the stadium and the Manchester United fan zone is on the East side of the stadium. The fan zones will be open from 11.00 and stop serving alcohol one hour before kick-off. Supporters will need to present a valid stadium ticket to enter the area which has a limited capacity. The stadium’s bag policy (see below) also applies to anyone visiting the fan zone. Pyrotechnics The use of pyrotechnics, flares and smoke devices inside or outside Wembley Stadium is illegal and prohibited. Anyone caught carrying or using pyrotechnical equipment inside the stadium will be immediately ejected from the stadium, banned from future events and dealt with by police. Those caught using pyrotechnic equipment anywhere outside of the stadium will be in breach of the PSPO order and face enforcement action. More information  here . TRAVEL ADVICE Rail / London Underground Wembley Stadium benefits from easy access to three rail / London Underground stations. These are: Wembley Stadium station Wembley Central station Wembley Park station Supporters are encouraged to plan their journeys in advance to avoid disappointment or delay to their travel. All those travelling by rail should plan to arrive at Wembley stations no later than one hour prior to kick-off, to allow sufficient time to walk to and enter the stadium. Post-match, fans are asked to leave the ground promptly and avoid opting for the last train of the day. Please allow for longer journey times from Wembley Stadium to London Euston station due to crowd safety controls for safe station access. Please check the  National Rail Enquiries  and  TfL  websites to plan your travel in advance and to be notified of real-time travel information and status updates on match day. By Car Event day parking at Wembley Stadium is limited and must be booked in advance via the  Wembley Official Parking  website. Please book early to avoid disappointment. Any vehicles which do not pre-book will not be granted access to the stadium car parks. Customers are advised to park via the official car parks only. Blue badge parking is available for ticketholders with accessibility needs and this can also be booked directly through the  Wembley Official Parking  website. For any further accessibility requirements, please review Wembley Stadium’s  Access Information  page, or visit the  Guest support portal . By Coach National Express  is the official coach partner to Wembley Stadium. National Express drop off at the stadium from over 50 locations around the UK making it the easiest and most convenient way to travel to Wembley. To book a National Express service for the Semi-Final visit the  National Express website  or call 08717 81 81 81. Disabled supporters Wembley Stadium is a welcoming and inclusive venue for all guests with access requirements. There are 310 places for wheelchair users, each with a personal assistant/companion seat. The stadium also provides a range of services for guests with specialist access requirements including a shuttle service from Wembley Park Station. More information can be  found here . Stadium access Hospitality (Club Wembley) turnstiles will open three hours before kick-off and general admission turnstiles will open two hours before kick-off. Please arrive early at the stadium to allow enough time for necessary security checks, including enhanced searches and bag checks. Children (14 years and under) must be accompanied by an adult. Children under the age of two will not be permitted into the stadium. Restricted bag policy Wembley Stadium operates a restricted bag policy. Each person can only bring one small bag into the stadium, and it must not be bigger than A4 size: Height – 297mm (11.7 inches) - Width – 210mm (8.27 inches) - Depth – 210mm (8.27 inches) Please note, this means the overall bag size – bags that are half-full and folded over to reduce their size will not be accepted. Anyone carrying bags that do not meet the criteria above will not be allowed into the stadium. A full list of prohibited items can be found  here . Persistent standing Persistent standing during a match at Wembley Stadium is strictly forbidden (unless with a ticket for the safe standing area) and may result in ejection from the ground. Persistent standing not only compromises crowd safety, but also affects the matchday experience of fellow spectators, especially children and elderly people. Anti-social and discriminatory behaviour Wembley Stadium operates a zero-tolerance policy on any form of anti-social and discriminatory behaviour. If you witness any anti-social or discriminatory behaviour on the day, text HELP to 66566 or contact your nearest steward. Food and Drink Wembley Stadium offers an extensive range of food and drink options inside the stadium – more information is  available here . New for 2024 On level one the stadium has introduced a new frictionless  Tap Bar , allowing guests to access refreshments quicker and more conveniently. The bar deploys the latest technology to enable customers to simply tap their card on entry, pick up what they need and then walk out – without the need to queue or pay at a dedicated paypoint. Stay up to date with all of the latest matchday information by following @wembleystadium on X, Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.