Wembley Stadium

Each person can bring one small bag no larger than A4 size (297mm x 210mm x 210mm). Larger bags are refused entry.

Check your ticket for your turnstile color zone and follow the signage for that color to reach your turnstile, making sure you enter at the correct one. Open the digital pass in your phone's wallet as you reach the turnstile.

Wembley Stadium is primarily a public transport destination with easy access via three railway stations. Visitors driving to the stadium should be aware of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) charges applicable to non-compliant vehicles.

The event day taxi rank is on Engineers Way next to Wembley Arena. Use only licensed cabs or licensed mini cabs, and expect public transport to be faster at peak times.

There are 310 wheelchair user spaces on every level, each with a personal assistant or companion seat, plus seats for guests with visual, hearing, or non-visible disabilities who don't need a wheelchair bay. The 147 accessible toilets open with a RADAR key, so ask a steward if you don't have one. Lifts serve Levels 1 to 5 with an attendant at every entrance, but pitch access for concerts is on Level B1, which can't be reached by lift.

Wembley Stadium offers a variety of food and drink options including hearty and healthy breakfast menus, buffet and bowl food menus, and a la carte dining. Special offerings include customizable day delegate packages and dinner packages with room hire and drinks. The venue also provides options for canape receptions and drinks receptions.

Re-entry is not permitted after you leave the venue.

Both East and West ticket offices are located on our Mezzanine Level also called B1 Level. Both East and West Ticket Offices are located on our Mezzanine Level (also known as B1 Level).