Last updated by Nuala Williamson on Thursday 30th October 2025

Wembley Stadium is more than a venue – it is the beating heart of English football. As the home of the England men’s national team and host to some of the sport’s most iconic fixtures, it stands as a true symbol of national pride.

From FA Cup Finals and Carabao Cup clashes to England internationals under the famous arch, Wembley delivers unforgettable moments year after year.

If you’re planning your first visit, this guide will help you prepare for a smooth and memorable experience – from travel advice and facilities to the best hospitality packages available with Seat Unique.

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Wembley Stadium quick facts

Capacity

Wembley Stadium holds 90,000 fans, making it the largest stadium in the UK and one of the biggest in Europe.

Address

Wembley Stadium, South Way, Wembley, HA9 0WS

History

The current stadium reopened in 2007, replacing the original 1923 Wembley with a state-of-the-art design that includes the world’s largest roof-covered seating capacity.

Owned by The Football Association, Wembley hosts all major England home fixtures as well as the FA Cup Final, Carabao Cup Final, Community Shield, and key EFL Play-Off Finals.

How to get to Wembley Stadium

By bus

Wembley is served by routes 18/N18, 83/N83, 92, 182, 206, 223, 297, and 483, linking North West and Central London.

By train

  • Wembley Park Station (Jubilee and Metropolitan lines) – just two stops from Baker Street
  • Wembley Central Station (Bakerloo line and Overground)
  • Wembley Stadium Station (Chiltern Railways direct from London Marylebone)

By taxi

The stadium postcode is HA9 0WS. Taxis can drop off nearby, though public transport is highly recommended on matchdays due to congestion.

By car

There is no on-site parking available. Visitors are encouraged to use public transport or pre-book nearby parking well in advance.

Support services and facilities

Ticket office

Open Monday–Friday, 10:00am–5:00pm, located on the Mezzanine level at the top of the Olympic Steps.

Accessibility

Wembley Stadium is fully equipped with:

  • Radar-key accessible toilets
  • Lifts and escalators to all levels
  • Lowered counters and clear signage
  • Dedicated staff support on event days

Food and drink

Matchdays offer a wide choice of food and drink outlets including TapHouse Social, Camden Town Brewery Bars, and M&S Food stores within the concourse.

Retail store

The official Wembley Stadium Store is open 11:00am–5:00pm, seven days a week, for official England merchandise and souvenirs.

Safety and security

Prohibited items

To ensure safety, certain items are not allowed inside Wembley Stadium, including:

  • Alcohol, food, or large drink containers
  • Umbrellas, pushchairs, or large bags
  • Flares, smoke devices, and lasers
  • Drones, large cameras, or weapons
  • Flags not related to competing teams

Bag policy

Each visitor may bring one small bag, no larger than A4 size, which will be inspected at security checkpoints.

What to expect on a matchday

Arrive early to enjoy the electric atmosphere as fans gather along Olympic Way, waving flags and singing in anticipation of kick-off. Gates open several hours before the match, allowing plenty of time to find your seat and enjoy food or drink before the action begins.

Inside, Wembley’s bowl-shaped design ensures excellent sightlines from every seat. Whether you’re in the stands or hospitality lounges, you’ll feel the energy of 90,000 fans united under the arch.

Wembley Stadium hospitality and VIP experiences

Watching football at Wembley is special – but experiencing it from one of the stadium’s premium hospitality areas takes it to another level.

Premium Level 2 experiences

Guests can enjoy Taphouse Social on Level 2 – a stylish lounge with a relaxed atmosphere, premium padded seating, excellent pitch views, and access to premium bar and food outlets. The Level 2 concourse remains open for up to an hour post-match.
Blocks 222 and 224 are among the most popular for hospitality, offering superb central views and access to private bars and dining areas.

Exclusive suites and lounges

For a more refined experience, Private Boxes accommodate up to eight guests with premium seats just outside, a personal host and chef, and a complimentary bar.

The Bobby Moore Lounge offers fine dining, unlimited Laurent Perrier Champagne, and halfway-line seating close to the dugouts – ideal for major finals or England internationals.

For the ultimate luxury, the One Twenty Lounge combines a four-course pre-match meal, premium drinks, and exclusive post-match access – a true VIP experience at the Home of Football.

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Experience Wembley in style

From fine dining lounges to private suites, every hospitality package offers unrivalled comfort and service. Whether it’s a tense cup final or an England classic, enjoy the best views and a truly memorable day.

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Things to do near Wembley Stadium

Make a full day of your visit with plenty to see and do nearby.

Accommodation

Stay close to the action at Hilton London Wembley, Novotel London Wembley, or The Fox & Goose Hotel – all within walking distance of the stadium.

Dining and leisure

Before or after the match, enjoy BOXPARK Wembley for street food and drinks or explore London Designer Outlet for shopping and dining options including Nando’s, Zizzi, and Wagamama.

Final thoughts

Your first visit to Wembley Stadium promises an unforgettable football experience. From historic fixtures to modern facilities and premium hospitality, every detail has been designed for fans to enjoy the game in comfort and style.

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