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Venue Details

Getting there

Getting to Wembley Stadium is so easy. It’s surrounded by public transport stations, and there’s also the possibility to use your own car to get around. By train and tube: the arena has its own train and tube station, so the ride shouldn’t be complicated. Plus, both Wembley Stadium Rail Station and Wembley Park Underground have step free access and low-level ticket machines. You have bus 83, 92 and 182 to take you from the station to the stadium. By car: if you plan to drive to Wembley Stadium, you have the A406 North Circular, which goes directly to the sports arena, but of course, depending on your departing point, you can choose a different route. International: overseas visitors can use public transport to get to Wembley Stadium. From Heathrow, take the Piccadilly line to Acton Town Station, then to Alperton. Go to Stop B and take bus 83 to Wembley Stadium. You’ll have to walk for eight more minutes to get to the arena. From Gatwick Airport, take the Express to Victoria Station then the tube to Green Park Station. From here, follow the Jubilee line to Wembley Park Station.

Parking facilities

The arena has its own parking – there are “Red” and “Green” car parks with a total of 2.000 bays, with accessible parking also available. Just note that you most probably will have to pre-reserve a parking space if you’re attending a major event. Otherwise, it’ll be difficult to find a free spot. However, there are various car parks around the stadium, so you’ll have plenty of options.

Access for people with special needs

Wembley Stadium has wheelchair platforms and 147 accessible WC’s, available on all five levels of the stadium. It also has 310 spaces, created for wheelchair users and adjacent seats for assistants. Guide dogs are welcome too, and the stadium has amenity seats for the visitors and their quadrupeds.