Wembley Stadium seating plan: levels, blocks and the best seats explained

The Wembley Stadium seating plan has no named stands. Its 90,000 seats form one bowl, and the first digit of your block number gives your level: 1 lower tier, 2 Club Wembley, 3 and 4 boxes, 5 upper tier. For football, Level 1 near halfway is the classic seat; at most concerts, the East End faces the stage.

For event dates and sale status, open the Wembley Stadium tickets page.

How does the Wembley Stadium seating plan work?

The Wembley Stadium seating plan works by level and block, not by stand. Wembley Stadium, officially Wembley Stadium connected by EE, is England’s national football stadium in north-west London. It opened in 2007 and also hosts cup finals, NFL London games and big concerts.

A level is a ring of seats around the pitch. A block is a numbered section of that ring, and your ticket shows your block, row and seat number. So Block 218 is on Level 2, and Block 514 is on Level 5.

The two ends are the East End and the West End. The north and south sides run along the touchlines, the lines on the long edges of the pitch.

Wembley Stadium’s roof covers the seats, not the pitch, and the sections above the East End and West End can partly open. So your seat is under cover, while the pitch is open to the sky.

How to pick a seat in four steps

1. Open the seat map for your own event, because layouts differ.
2. Decide what matters most: being close, seeing everything, or paying less.
3. Read the first digit of each block to see its level.
4. Try the 3D “View From Your Seat” tool on Wembley’s website.

Wembley’s level maps show what is near your block, such as toilets and food stalls.

What is Club Wembley, and who sits on Level 2?

Club Wembley is the premium membership for Level 2 seats at Wembley Stadium, now sold as Experiences by Wembley Stadium. Members get the same seat at every England home game and cup final for three seasons. They also get hospitality, a ticket that comes with food, drink and lounges such as One Twenty and Number Nine.

Club Wembley tickets differ from normal tickets in what sits behind the seat. Level 2 has its own concourse, the covered walkway behind the seats, with TapHouse Social, Camden Town Brewery bars and two M&S Food stores. Only Level 2 ticket holders can use them, and most Level 2 seats go to members.

Where are the best seats at Wembley Stadium for football?

The best seats at Wembley Stadium for football are on Level 1 along the sides, as close to the halfway line as your budget allows. That is the classic view of a match. Other seats suit other fans:

• Best for value: central blocks on Level 5 along the sides. You see the whole pitch and both teams’ shape for less.
• Best for atmosphere: your own club’s end at a cup final, among your own fans.
• Best for food and comfort: Level 2, if you can get a seat.
• Not for everyone: low rows behind the goals. You sit at pitch level, near one goal and a long way from the other.

What does the Wembley Stadium seating plan look like for concerts?

The Wembley Stadium concert seating plan keeps the same levels, but the pitch becomes a standing area with no seats. For most stadium shows the stage is built at the West End, and pitch tickets count as Level 1.

The pitch is usually split into general standing and front sections, such as a gold circle close to the stage. These vary by tour. The Weeknd’s 2026 shows used a stage reaching into the middle of the pitch, so always open the map for your own show.

How much are Wembley Stadium tickets?

Wembley Stadium ticket prices change with each event, so there is no single price list. Here are the official prices for the next England games.

A priority window is a short period when only some fans can buy. England home tickets go first to England Supporters Travel Club members, then to England+ members, then to everyone. England Supporters Travel Club members also get £5 off and can buy tickets capped at £25 in those windows.

Wembley’s compare page gives each Club Wembley price per seat, per season, so the three-season commitment costs three times the figure. It shows no price for a private box: you enquire. Concert prices are set for each tour.

Where is the away section at Wembley Stadium?

Wembley Stadium has no permanent away section, because it is a neutral ground: no club plays its home games there. For cup finals, semi-finals and play-off finals, the organiser decides which end each club gets and publishes it for each match.

Carabao Cup final tickets go to the two finalist clubs. They sell to their members, fans who pay a yearly fee, and to season ticket holders, fans who pay once for every home league game. Liverpool received 32,210 tickets for its final against Newcastle.

At England games, visiting fans can get their own section. Wembley is selling separate away-supporter tickets for England Women v Ukraine.

Where should families sit at Wembley Stadium?

Families should aim for the Family Enclosure at England games at Wembley Stadium, a section with its own lower prices. For England v Croatia, those seats were offered in the England+ window rather than the general sale, so join before that window opens.

Under-2s are not admitted to England matches. If someone in your group is nervous of heights, choose Level 1 over Level 5.

What accessible seating does Wembley Stadium have?

Wembley Stadium has 310 places for wheelchair users, on every level, each with a seat for a personal assistant or companion. It also offers seats with a companion seat for guests with visual, hearing or non-visible disabilities. To book, call the access ticket line on 0800 093 0824.

• Getting in: every set of turnstiles has an accessible entrance, and lifts serve Levels 1 to 5.
• Toilets: 147 accessible toilets, opened with a RADAR key, plus three Changing Places units.
• Concert standing: no lift goes to the pitch, and there are at least 34 steps down. Crutches and walking sticks are allowed in seats, not in the standing area.
• Deaf and blind fans: every concert has free British Sign Language interpretation in front of Block 123, and information booths lend audio commentary headsets.
• Assistance dogs: welcome, with relief stations next to turnstiles B and M.
• Sensory needs: two sensory rooms on Level 4 take 12 guests each. Apply through Wembley’s accessibility page.

How do you get to Wembley Stadium?

The easiest way to get to Wembley Stadium is by Tube or train, because three stations serve it and parking must be booked in advance. All three have step-free access.

• Travelling from outside London? National Express runs direct event coaches from more than 55 UK locations.
• Driving? Book official stadium parking in advance. Wembley is inside the ULEZ, London’s clean-air zone, which charges £12.50 a day if your vehicle does not meet the standard.
• By bus? Routes 18, 83, 92, 182, 206, 223, 297 and 483 stop nearby.
• Coming from abroad? Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, London City, Luton and St Pancras for Eurostar all connect to Wembley.
• Going home? Wembley’s advice is to leave enough time for your connections, especially after a 7.45pm kick-off. The event-day taxi rank is on Engineers Way.

What can you bring into Wembley Stadium, and how do you get in?

You can bring one small bag into Wembley Stadium, no bigger than A4: 297mm high, 210mm wide and 210mm deep. A bigger bag folded over is turned away, and a handbag counts as your one bag. NFL games use the NFL’s clear bag policy instead.

• Bag checks: these happen at an outer cordon, a security line before the turnstiles, the entry gates.
• Your ticket: a digital pass, meaning a ticket saved in your phone’s wallet. It is scanned by QR code or by tapping your phone. Problems go to the ticket office under the Bobby Moore statue.
• Your entrance: use the colour zone on your ticket, not the first gate you see.
• Shopping: merchandise comes in a clear bag and is allowed in.
• Medical equipment: ask for a Medical Exemption Certificate before the event.

What mistakes should you avoid at Wembley Stadium?

The main mistakes at Wembley Stadium are trusting an old map, expecting Level 2 food on another level, bringing cash and buying a pitch ticket without checking access.

• Old maps: stage position and pitch sections change by tour.
• Level 2 food: those outlets are for Level 2 tickets only, but Levels 1 and 5 have their own bars.
• Cash: the stadium takes card and contactless only.
• Pitch tickets: expect steps and hours on your feet.

What to do now (as of 31 October 2026)

As of 31 October 2026, England v Croatia is sold out and England Women v Ukraine is on sale. Wembley’s event list shows no NFL game for the rest of 2026.

If the official sale has closed for your date, resale listings are on the Wembley Stadium tickets page. Check the level and block on any listing before you pay.