Wembley Stadium

• Wembley Park Station: Served by the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines. Approximately a 5-minute walk to the stadium.
• Wembley Central Station: Served by the Bakerloo line and London Overground. Approximately a 15-minute walk to the stadium.
• National Rail services: Available from London Marylebone to Wembley Stadium station, which is directly adjacent to the venue.

Numerous bus routes serve the Wembley area, providing extensive coverage. Key routes include:

• 18 (to Sudbury Town)
• 83 (to Ealing Broadway)
• 92 (to Ealing Broadway)
• 182 (to Brent Cross)
• 204 (to Paddington)
• 224 (to Ealing Broadway)
• 297 (to Ealing Broadway)
• 483 (to Harlesden)

Buses typically drop off within a short walking distance of the stadium.

Wembley Stadium operates a strict controlled parking zone on event days. It is highly recommended to pre-book parking well in advance. On-site parking is managed by Wembley Park.

• Wembley Park Car Parks (Yellow, Red, Blue): These are the primary official car parks. Sat Nav Postcode: HA9 0RJ (General area). Specific car park information and booking is available via the Wembley Stadium website or associated ticketing partners.
• Off-site Parking: Numerous independent car parks operate in the surrounding areas, but these can be subject to surge pricing on event days and require longer walks. Pre-booking is still advised.

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

• Accessible Seating: A significant number of accessible viewing positions are available throughout the stadium, offering excellent views of the stage or pitch. These are located at various levels and provide space for wheelchair users and companions.
• Lift Access: Lifts are available to all concourse levels, ensuring easy movement around the stadium.
• Accessible Toilets: Numerous accessible toilet facilities are located on all public concourses.
• Assistance Dogs: Assistance dogs are welcome, but it is advisable to inform the venue in advance.
• Hearing Loop System: Induction loop systems are available for hearing aid users.
• Sensory Rooms: Sensory rooms are available for those who may need a quieter, calmer space. These need to be booked in advance.
• Accessible Parking: Designated accessible parking bays are available in the official car parks and must be pre-booked.

Visitors requiring specific assistance are encouraged to contact the venue's accessibility team in advance of their visit.

Main entry points are clearly signposted around the stadium perimeter. Patrons should check their ticket for the designated entry gate (e.g., A, B, C). Extensive queueing systems are implemented on event days. All attendees are subject to bag searches upon entry, with a strict policy on bag sizes (typically no larger than A4). Early arrival, especially for major events, is advisable to navigate security checks and find seats before performance commencement.