
Football at Wembley
See international fixtures, cup finals and other major football occasions beneath the famous Wembley Arch.
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Wembley Stadium TicketsExperience the atmosphere of one of the world’s most famous stadiums. Explore Wembley Stadium tickets for football, concerts, major sporting events and premium experiences, and find the option that suits your visit.
View Tickets & EventsWembley Stadium hosts a changing calendar of major football matches, live music and international sporting events. Ticket availability and entry times vary by event, so check the selected event before booking.

See international fixtures, cup finals and other major football occasions beneath the famous Wembley Arch.
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Experience some of the world’s biggest live shows in a stadium designed for spectacular large-scale events.
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Wembley also welcomes selected American football, rugby and other special sporting events throughout the year.
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Explore HospitalityMore than just a venue, Wembley is England’s national stadium and one of London’s most recognisable sporting landmarks. Its 90,000-seat bowl and distinctive arch create a memorable setting for matches, concerts and stadium visits.
Join tens of thousands of spectators for the distinctive energy of a major Wembley event, from international football to headline concerts.

The vast seating bowl surrounds the pitch and gives visitors a striking perspective of the stadium, whether attending a sporting event or live show.

On non-event visits, stadium tours offer access to areas normally closed to spectators. The experience combines self-guided sections with a guided route through secure areas of the stadium.

Food and drink outlets are available throughout the stadium during events. Wembley operates as a cashless venue, with card and contactless payments accepted inside.
Wembley Stadium does not operate like a traditional attraction with the same public opening hours every day. Access depends on whether you are attending an event or taking a stadium tour.
| Visit Type | Opening Information |
|---|---|
| Football Matches | Stadium doors open according to the schedule for the individual match. Check your ticket for the official entry time. |
| Concerts & Live Events | Door and performance times vary by event and are shown in the relevant event information. |
| Stadium Tours | Tours generally operate from 10:00, with the final admission time varying according to the season. |
| Event-Day Arrival | Visitors are encouraged to arrive early enough to complete security checks and reach their seats before the event begins. |
Accessible entrances open at the official door-opening time displayed on the relevant ticket.
A little preparation can make arriving, entering the venue and getting home considerably easier.

Wembley is designed as a public-transport destination and is served by three main rail and Underground stations: Wembley Park, Wembley Stadium and Wembley Central.

Major events can attract very large crowds. Allow extra time for your journey, security screening and finding the correct entrance and seating area.

Bags must normally be no larger than A4 size — 297 × 210 × 210 mm. Bags are inspected before entry, and rules may differ for certain events.

Wembley Stadium is cashless. Bring a payment card or contactless-enabled device for food and drink purchases inside the venue.

Accessible entrances are available throughout the stadium, with lifts, accessible seating and accessible toilet facilities provided for visitors with additional requirements.

A variety of food and drink options are available around the concourses. Outside food and drink restrictions apply, so check the rules for your event before travelling.
From the electric atmosphere in the stands to the scale of the venue itself, a visit to Wembley can be a memorable part of any trip to London. Here are some impressions that capture what visitors may enjoy most about the stadium experience.
I went to Wembley for a football match and the atmosphere was incredible from the moment I arrived. The stadium feels huge, but it was still easy to find my entrance and seat. The view from the stands was excellent, and the crowd made the whole experience feel special. I would definitely come back for another major event.
Seeing Wembley in person was even more impressive than I expected. The arch, the size of the stadium and the energy around the venue all added to the experience. Getting there by public transport was straightforward, although it became very busy after the event. Overall, it was one of the highlights of my visit to London.
I booked a stadium tour and really enjoyed seeing areas that are normally closed to spectators. Walking through the players’ spaces and getting closer to the pitch gave me a completely different perspective on Wembley. The visit felt well organised and there was plenty to see. I would recommend it even if you are not attending a match.
The concert atmosphere at Wembley was fantastic. Even with such a large crowd, the stadium felt organised and there were plenty of signs helping us find our section. We arrived early, which made the security and entry process much easier. Once the show started, the scale of the venue made it feel like a truly major event.
What impressed me most was how iconic the stadium feels once you are inside. I had seen Wembley many times on television, but being there during a live event was completely different. The seating area offered a great view and the facilities were easy to access. I would happily visit again.
My visit was smooth from start to finish. The transport connections made it easy to reach the stadium, and arriving ahead of time meant we avoided most of the rush at the entrances. Inside, the atmosphere was lively without feeling confusing or difficult to navigate. It was a great experience and one I would recommend to other visitors.
Tickets should be purchased through the official Wembley Stadium ticketing pages or an authorised seller listed for the individual event. Availability, ticket categories and purchasing conditions can vary between events.
Wembley hosts international football, major cup matches, concerts and selected large-scale sporting events. The programme changes throughout the year.
Arriving early is recommended. You will need enough time to pass security checks, reach the correct turnstile and find your seat. Always check the entry information provided with your ticket.
Yes, but bags must normally be no larger than A4 size. All bags are subject to security checks, and event-specific restrictions can apply.
No. Wembley Stadium operates as a cashless venue. Card and contactless payments are accepted at food and drink outlets inside the stadium.
Outside food and drinks are generally restricted. A clear, empty, crushable plastic bottle of up to 500 ml is normally permitted, although additional rules can apply to particular events and seating areas.
Public transport is generally the most convenient option. Wembley Park, Wembley Stadium and Wembley Central stations all serve the area, providing Underground and rail connections from different parts of London.
Yes. The stadium provides accessible entrances, wheelchair seating positions, lifts and accessible toilet facilities. Accessible ticket arrangements should be made through the official Wembley Stadium ticketing process.
Yes. Stadium tours include self-guided elements followed by access to more secure areas with a guided experience. The guided portion lasts approximately 75 minutes, and visitors are advised to allow around two hours for the complete visit.
No. Door-opening, entry and event times vary depending on the match, concert or other event. Use the information supplied with your ticket as the definitive guide for your visit.