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Wembley Stadium tour

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You’ll kick your Wembley Stadium tour in London off with the Crossbar Exhibition, that houses objects dating back to the Empire Exhibition, as well as the famous crossbar from the 1966 World Cup final. Then you’ll take a trip down memory lane and relive some of Wembley’s glory days in the Walk of Legends which is filled with artefacts and memorabilia from some of the world’s biggest sporting and music events from throughout the years.

This award-winning tour takes you deep into the heart of the stadium to those areas usually reserved for the biggest names in sport and music so prepare to feel like a real VIP. You’ll also get to see the incredible transformation of the dressing rooms that was undertaken ahead of the Euros and sit in the same spot as your favourite player. Then it’s time to leave the dressing room behind and follow in the steps of the football greats as you head out of the Players’ Tunnel into the Stadium Bowl before climbing the steps to the Royal Box.

You’ll get the chance to explore the stadium, snap some incredible photos to remember your visit and hear all about this UK icon from an expert guide.

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Relive Wembley Stadium’s greatest moments in sport and culture
Get a guided all-access tour of the stadium
Visit the Players Tunnel, Press Room, the Trophy Winner’s Steps, the England Dressing Room, and Royal Box
Marvel at the historical treasures, including the 1966 World Cup crossbar and tablets commemorating London’s 1948 Olympic Games
Enjoy a breathtaking view of the empty stadium and be prepared to be astounded by its sheer size

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Elena S.

a week ago

First time ever attending a match this big, and Wembley Stadium absolutely amazed me. The atmosphere was electric—fans were loud, friendly, and completely into the game. The stadium felt huge but easy to get around, and the whole experience was unforgettable for a first-timer.

Edward

2 weeks ago

Wembley Stadium always delivers an incredible experience. I’ve seen Fleetwood Mac, Oasis, Harry Styles and major boxing events here, and the atmosphere is unbeatable. Food and drink can be pricey and it gets crowded when leaving, but that’s expected with such a huge venue. Still one of the best places for live events.

Preeti dagar

a week ago

I attended the BLACKPINK concert at Wembley Stadium and it was an unforgettable experience. From start to finish, the atmosphere was electric — fans from all over were singing, dancing, and cheering non-stop. BLACKPINK’s performance was flawless, with stunning vocals, choreography, and incredible stage production. The stadium itself is massive, but the seating was surprisingly good — I had a clear view of the stage from my seat, and the screens made it easy to catch every detail. The sound quality was excellent, though at times the bass from the speakers could be overwhelming in certain areas. Facilities were decent: toilets were clean, and there were plenty of food and drink stalls, though prices were high. Getting in and out was smooth, but the train back was very crowded — leave some extra time if you plan to take public transport. Overall, it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. If you’re a K-pop fan or just love high-energy concerts, BLACKPINK at Wembley is a must-see!

caro

2 months ago

The venue is incredible! The Lana del Rey concert was otherworldly! As far as safety goes, I felt like Wembley was doing a good job. After walking through a full body scanner a staff member will search through your bag with a pole. They definitely don’t take security threats lightly which was good to see considering the huge crowd. There was one moment where they were searching for someone and kept making security announcements through the speakers. The announcer sounded very concerned and probably averaged 10 announcements per 15minutes which instilled a slight panic in me and a group of girls behind me. We were worried there might be a safety concern. According to the internet it turned out, a father was searching for his little (8 yo) daughter. So luckily there was no cause for concern. I also appreciated the staff giving directions and advice on how to get home fastest! My friend and I were going to try to get on the tube however after talking to a staff member we decided to take the train and everything went smoothly! We didn’t have to wait for long and were home in about an hour.

Spencer Garner

a month ago

We went to watch England vs Australia in the first Rugby League Ahes Test. While the Aussie's were by far the better team, we had a great day out. The travel was easy, we booked space on a Wembley resisdents driveway for £25. An 8 minute walk to the stadium. Food in the Box Park, and soaked up the atmosphere. Wembley is a great stadium.