Wembley Stadium

We attended a Coldplay Concert at this stadium tonight. Despite the concert being sold out, we had a fabulous experience without feeling overwhelmed by crowds. The stadium had plenty of staff on hand, which really helped. There were plenty of bathrooms, which helped to keep the lines down. I really liked the stairs into the stadium, because they weren't as steep as many venues. The tube station is literally adjacent to the stadium, which was awesome. The staff even let us bring in a bottle of water, which many stadiums don't allow. The stadium feels modern and functional and is beautiful We had an outstanding experience.

I have a love-hate relationship with Wembley Stadium, on one hand, it is the national stadium of England, one's team going to Wembley is a dream, it's an iconic venue and one of the most well-known stadiums in Wembley, it's 90,000 capacity venue has hosted the FA Cup and League Cup Final on a yearly basis, not forgetting a vast list of other games including the Champions League Final in 2013, but on the other, it represents everything that is wrong with modern football.

It's one of the easiest grounds to get to in London, mainly down to the transport links with many TFL stations nearby such as Wembley Park on the Underground, or Wembley Central which also has London Overground services and Underground too.

As you walk up to Wembley, it just feels like a construction site, it seems there is always a new high-rise building/hotel/development every time I visit, as a Manchester City fan, pre-COVID times I was lucky enough to visit here quite regularly to support my team and watch Fernandinho and co lift trophy after trophy, but I've begun to notice that walking up to the stadium, it's actually difficult to see the stadium now due to the offices/hotels which surround it.

It seems the stadium is all about money and profit, it is pricing out the average working-class plan, especially in terms of hotel prices (Often charging £200-300 for one night of the game with poor standards/service), not forgetting the price of tickets and food/drink inside the stadium and a good number of rude and unhelpful stewards.

Despite all this, as soon as you get inside the ground, the stadium still feels magical, I've had a good view every time I've visited for a game, with the exception of being up in the clouds on Level 5 which is probably down to my dislike of steep gradients and my eye-sight.

It's a beautiful stadium, and it makes me sad and angry to see how Brent Council and the FA are commercialising the whole area, every project seems to be making it worse for the average fan, most recently removing the Wembley Way ramps and replacing them with a staircase, which not only is bad for older/disabled people but it is also dangerous... imagine 90,000 fans going down a set of steps on a match-day. It's hectic.

The stadium tour is also great, learning the history of the stadium and the Old Wembley, it is well worth doing whether you're a tourist or just a football fan with some time to kill in London, I've done the tour numerous times now and it doesn't seem to get boring. Also, if you can visit at night with the arch lit up, often in the colour of the team that has won recently, it just looks pretty awesome, especially when it is in sky blue for Manchester City.

4* - Iconic venue, ruined by greed but still the magic of being there is worth it to any football fan, and I look forward to finally returning to Wembley as a spectator.

I saw Harry Styles at Wembley Stadium and had a great time! There are a ton of merch, food, and drink tables inside the stadium which helped pass the time before the concert began. It was a bit of a hike to get from the front of the stadium to my specific entrance for my seat though. Also, the process of leaving to get on the tube after the concert was horrendous. Basically shoulder-to-shoulder standstill human traffic. But the crowd control played One Direction over the speaker to appease us, so that was nice.

Pretty unfortunate that we didn't get to go here for a game but we were able to take the stadium tour. This is an absolute beautiful stadium. The fact that it holds 90,000 people and doesn't look enormous on the inside is super insane. We were able to walk down to the pitch but not get on to the field. The acoustics in the stadium are nuts, we were able to scream from the middle tier seating and hear the echoing throughout the entire stadium. Our tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. We were able to see some great history on display as well as enter the locker rooms and the press boxes. This was a very cool experience, I'd recommend it to anyone who is a fan of soccer, football, music, boxing, wrestling etc.

Great experience visiting the stadium during NFL match. I loved the food options compared to the USA offering. The Pocket Pie is a great idea!

Suggestions- Need bathroom attendees during the games. The place reeked of male waste and we all walked in and out of the facilities with it on our shoes.

Moose Out

Most of the staff were lovely so it's a shame I'm giving it two star due to one member. me and my friend were both on crutches and were being sent here there and everywhere. like I said most staff were understanding and sympathectic. however one lady on level 5 was so extremely rude. we had asked for help in seeing if there were any seats available lowerr down on level 5 and her attitude was horrendous. we understood there was nothing so we made our way to the seats however a lovely gentlemen told us it's too high for us to get on crutches so tried to sort something for us. the lady from before had seen this and come over all guns blazing and had a go at us and the member of staff. my friend said she understood but being sent here there and everywhere when ur in pain someone had said to follow them so we did, she didn't care at all about the people. Her attitude was as if she was looking down on us because we "couldn't afford" tickets lower down, and as f she didn't want to be there at all. Because it wasn't just us she was rude to it was the staff

Beautiful Stadium!

I only went there once, for American NFL, when the Oakland Raiders played the Seattle Seahawks in 2018. Coming from America to London, I had it in my mind, that this stadium would be amazingly pretty. And it was. I didn't care where my seat was, but luckily for me, we were able to find seats in the 200 sections, in Club Wembley.
Plenty of restrooms, a huge plus. Very comfortable seats. Very clean stadium.
I did not expect the stadium to be so full, so loud. But it was full of energy and good vibes.
As a Oakland Raiders' fan, even though we lost badly that night. It was an amazing experience, I was just so happy to be there. Everyone was so friendly,The staffs were excellent, they're all so helpful. Very polite with a friendly smile. I highly recommend just going here for the experience. Any match, any events.

Superb place to watch a match (or any sporting event for that matter)! Visited the UK during the 2018 NFL London Games to watch the Titans vs. Chargers. It was my first time to London, and we had an incredible time.

Wembley is a stretch from downtown, but is worth the hike if you're in the area. It was about a 35 minute train ride (take the Metro line, it doesn't stop as much), and it will spit you right out about a quarter mile, er... half a km(?) from the stadium. Still don't get the metric system or driving on the wrong side of the road...

Either way, Wembley is an awesome stadium. We had seats in the 500 section, and honestly didn't think there was a bad seat in the whole place. The seats were comfy, the restrooms were plentiful, and the concessions lines weren't long. What more can you ask for?!

I took a tour of Wembley Stadium and was blown away. Wembley Stadium is probably the pinnacle of England engineering. Everything is designed to give the England National Team an advantage. Sound carries extremely well here. Our tour group was able to echo sound around the entire facility. I would highly recommend taking a tour if you have time. I just wish I had been able to see a game here.

Great location and Lots to see at the stadium. I had a great time. I saw my first game here. Comfortable seating with great views.