
90,000 spectators
2007
Wembley, London HA9 0WS
London, United Kingdom
Single-Sport Venue
Football
Stadium
Wembley Stadium is England's national stadium and the home of English football, with a capacity of 90,000 making it the largest sports venue in the UK and second-largest in Europe. Opened in 2007 on the site of the original 1923 Wembley Stadium, this iconic venue features the distinctive 133-meter arch that has become a London landmark, visible from miles around the city. The stadium serves as the primary home for the England national football team and hosts the most prestigious matches in English football including the FA Cup Final, League Cup Final, Community Shield, and playoff finals.
Take the Metropolitan or Jubilee lines to Wembley Park station (15-minute walk) or Chiltern Railways to Wembley Stadium station (10-minute walk from London Marylebone). Services run frequently with Wembley Park only two stops from Baker Street. Alternatively, use Wembley Central station on the Bakerloo line.
Multiple bus routes serve Wembley including 18/N18, 83/N83, 92, 182, 206, 223, 297, and 483 connecting from across North West and Central London. Pay with Oyster card, Visitor Oyster card, Travelcard, or contactless payment.
Drive via A406 North Circular from M1, A40, or M25, following signs to Wembley Stadium (postcode HA9 0FA). Official stadium parking must be pre-booked. Alternative parking available at Wembley Park with 3,000+ spaces from £2.
From Wembley Park station: 15-minute walk via Olympic Way. From Wembley Stadium station: 10-minute walk from Chiltern Railways. From Wembley Central: 10-minute walk via local streets. Well-signposted routes with the iconic arch visible from distance.
Award-winning 75-minute guided tour offering exclusive behind-the-scenes access to the world's most iconic stadium. Walk through the England changing rooms, down the players' tunnel, visit the press room, and pose with a replica FA Cup in the Royal Box. Interactive guides available in five languages with enhanced app experience. Includes England changing room access, players tunnel walk, press room visit, Royal Box photo opportunity, FA Cup replica handling, Crossbar Exhibition, Walk of Legends, 1966 World Cup crossbar, Olympic artifacts, multi-language guides, and stadium app experience.
Adult tickets cost £20, children's tickets are £12, and concession tickets are available for £12. The complete stadium tour experience lasts 75 minutes, providing comprehensive access to the stadium's most exclusive areas.
The Official Wembley Stadium Tour includes various stadium areas, giving visitors a behind-the-scenes look at one of the world's most famous stadiums. Tours run daily 9:30am-5pm, departing every 15 minutes. Times may vary seasonally and on event days. VIP private tours available with exclusive areas access. Group discounts for 25+ people. Book online at wembleystadium.com/tours or via official booking partners. Advance booking recommended for guaranteed entry and £1 discount. Included free with London Pass and Explorer Pass.
Luxury accommodation
Rates from £200-400 per night
Premium luxury hotel directly opposite Wembley Stadium with opulent interiors, indoor pool, Sky Bar, sauna, steam rooms, and 24-hour fitness center. Features modern meeting spaces and exceptional service, perfect for VIP match experiences. Phone: (020) 8902 8839
Mid-range accommodation
Rates from £120-200 per night
Contemporary hotel with 336 guest rooms located steps from Wembley Park. Features onsite parking (£15/24hrs), modern amenities, and excellent location near stadium, Designer Outlet, and OVO Arena. Great value for the location. Phone: (020) 8991 5451
Budget accommodation
Rates from £70-130 per night
Reliable budget accommodation just 600 feet from Wembley Park station. Features super-comfy beds, powerful showers, fast free Wi-Fi, and all essential amenities. Excellent value with typical Premier Inn quality standards. Phone: (0333) 777 7702
Boutique accommodation
Rates from £90-180 per night
Stylish 4-star boutique hotel overlooking Wembley Stadium with 52 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Modern design with personal service, offering luxury amenities in an intimate setting. Phone: (020) 8903 1469
Wembley Stadium offers 310 wheelchair spaces throughout the venue, each with a personal assistant/companion seat. This is the highest capacity for accessible seating among UK stadiums, providing excellent viewing angles from multiple levels. All wheelchair spaces include companion seating. Step-free access to all levels via lifts. Advanced booking required through Wembley Stadium Disability Access Ticketing Line. Stadium does not loan wheelchairs - patrons must provide own wheelchair.
Wembley Stadium features 147 accessible toilets distributed throughout all levels of the stadium. RADAR key access is available, with keys obtainable from stewards or information points. Accessible toilets on every level with adult changing facilities available. RADAR keys available from Customer Engagement Teams. Adult changing facilities available.
Two dedicated sensory and inclusion rooms on Level 4 (northwest and northeast corners) provide quiet spaces for guests with sensory sensitivities. Each room accommodates 12 guests including up to 2 wheelchair users. Designed for guests with autism, ADHD, or sensory processing needs. Bookable in advance through accessibility team. Quiet spaces for sensory break.
Comprehensive support including induction loop facilities at information desks, Audio Descriptive Commentary receivers, and free BSL interpretation for all events including concerts. BSL interpreters located in front of Block 123 with reserved seating. Audio commentary available from information booths for all events.
Customer Engagement Teams provide wheelchair loans, pushing and chaperone services, RADAR key access, and general assistance. Teams located on levels 1, 2, and 5 across the stadium. Services available for all events but not pre-bookable. Assistance provided traveling to and from seats as needed.
Wembley Stadium has a capacity of 90,000 spectators, making it the largest stadium in the UK and the second-largest stadium in Europe. All seats are under cover with excellent sightlines to the pitch.
Wembley Stadium is located in Wembley, northwest London, England. The full address is Wembley, London HA9 0WS, United Kingdom. The iconic stadium arch is visible from miles around the city.
Take the Metropolitan or Jubilee lines to Wembley Park station (15-minute walk), Chiltern Railways to Wembley Stadium station (10-minute walk), or Bakerloo line to Wembley Central. Public transport is strongly recommended as parking is very limited.
Yes! The award-winning 75-minute guided tour includes England changing rooms, players tunnel, press room, and Royal Box. Tours run daily 9:30am-5pm, departing every 15 minutes. Adult tickets £20, children £12. Book online at wembleystadium.com/tours.
Wembley hosts England national team matches, FA Cup Final, League Cup Final, Community Shield, playoff finals, Champions League Finals, NFL games, major concerts, and special events. It serves as England's national stadium.
Tickets are sold in priority order: 1) ESTC members (England Supporters Travel Club), 2) My England Football members (free membership), 3) General sale. England match tickets range from £20 (family enclosure) to £500+ (hospitality packages).
Official stadium parking is extremely limited and must be pre-booked. Alternative parking is available at Wembley Park (3,000+ spaces from £2) or local businesses. Street parking is reserved for residents only. ULEZ charges apply (£12.50/day).
The new Wembley Stadium opened in 2007, built on the site of the original Wembley Stadium (1923-2003). Construction took four years and cost approximately £798 million, making it one of the most expensive stadiums ever built.
Wembley offers 310 wheelchair spaces (highest in UK), 147 accessible toilets, sensory rooms, BSL interpretation, audio commentary, and customer assistance services. All areas accessible via lifts. Book accessible tickets through the Disability Access Ticketing Line.
Small bags and handbags up to A4 size (21cm x 30cm x 18cm) are permitted and subject to security searches. Large bags, backpacks, and suitcases are not allowed. All items must pass through security screening.
Stadium prices typically range from £4-6 for soft drinks, £5-7 for beer, and £6-8 for premium beverages. Food options vary from £8-15 for main items. Prices may vary by location and event type.
Yes, Wembley Stadium has a partially retractable roof that covers all spectator seating areas. The roof can be opened to provide an open-air atmosphere while keeping all fans dry during rain.
16 March 2026
Wembley Stadium has delivered a historic 2024 hosting over 20 major events including the UEFA Champions League Final (record 8th time), Taylor Swift's record-breaking 8-night Eras Tour run, England internationals against Brazil, Belgium and Iceland, Emirates FA Cup Final, Rugby League Challenge Cup Final, NFL Jacksonville Jaguars game, and AEW Wrestling. The venue continues to cement its status as the world's premier multi-purpose stadium.
16 February 2026
Following a £5 million revamp in 2023 covering hospitality spaces, security, and digital infrastructure, Wembley Stadium's ongoing investment program ensures it remains at the forefront of venue technology and fan experience. The regular upgrade schedule positions Wembley to continue attracting the world's biggest sporting and entertainment events while setting new standards for stadium operations globally.
16 January 2026
Wembley Stadium has completed significant upgrades ahead of a packed 2024 calendar including the UEFA Champions League Final, England matches, and major concerts by Taylor Swift, AC/DC, and Green Day. Key improvements include Europe's first frictionless retail bar using contactless technology with 100+ cameras, upgraded high-definition digital screens and ribbon display, enhanced digital signage and wayfinding, new murals celebrating Wembley's iconic history, and refreshed concourse areas on Levels 1 and 5.
16 October 2025
Wembley Stadium has pioneered retail innovation by introducing Europe's first frictionless bar in a national stadium. The revolutionary system allows fans to tap their card on entry, select items, and walk out without queuing, with 100+ cameras tracking purchases and automatically charging cards. This technology significantly reduces wait times and enhances the match day experience for supporters.
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