Wembley Stadium tickets

Wembley has no named stands. It is a single bowl, described by level and by end, and the first digit of a block number tells you the level:

• Level 1: the lower tier, general admission, with block numbers starting with 1. At concerts it also covers the standing area on the pitch.
• Level 2 (Club Wembley): the middle tier of premium and hospitality seats, with block numbers starting with 2. Its concourse bars and restaurants are open only to Level 2 ticket holders.
• Levels 3 and 4: the executive boxes, numbered 3xx and 4xx, between the middle and upper tiers.
• Level 5: the upper tier, general admission, with block numbers starting with 5. The stadium warns that its gradient is steep and may not suit vertigo sufferers.

Behind the goals are the West End and the East End, and the roof over both ends is partly retractable. For concerts the stage usually stands at the west end, but check each tour's map, as some shows use a stage reaching into the middle of the pitch. The pitch then becomes standing room, split into general admission and front sections, such as a gold circle, that vary from show to show.

Resale listings mix their labels. A number such as 520 or 539 is a block on Level 5; Upper and Lower point to Levels 5 and 1, and Middle Level to Level 2; and at concerts, Front Standing, Standing Rear and Rear GA are areas of the pitch. Shortside means behind a goal, Longside along a touchline. Our Wembley Stadium seating plan matches each block to its level.

Three stations serve the stadium, so choose by the line you are on:

• Wembley Park: Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, two stops from Baker Street on the Metropolitan line.
• Wembley Stadium station: one stop from London Marylebone on Chiltern Railways.
• Wembley Central: the Bakerloo line, London Overground between Watford Junction and Euston, and National Rail services.
• Bus: routes 18/N18, 83/N83, 92, 182, 206, 223, 297 and 483.
• Coach: National Express, the official coach provider, runs event services from more than 55 UK locations.
• Car: drivers must use official stadium parking booked in advance, and the stadium is inside London's ULEZ. The taxi rank is on Engineers Way.

Tickets are digital passes saved in your phone's wallet and scanned by QR code or NFC at the turnstile. Enter at the colour zone shown on your ticket; if there is a problem, the ticket office is under the Bobby Moore statue on Olympic Way.

One small bag per person, no larger than A4 overall, is checked at an outer cordon, although NFL games follow the NFL Clear Bag Policy instead. The stadium is entirely cashless, taking card and contactless payments only.

Wembley sells hospitality itself, and for England matches it is sold separately from the main ticket sale. Club Wembley, now marketed as Experiences by Wembley Stadium, offers three-season memberships with a fixed seat for England home games and cup finals, lounges including One Twenty and Number 9, and private boxes. Its reception is on B2.

For concerts the picture changes by tour: on the first two Harry Styles nights, premium and hospitality packages were the only tickets Ticketmaster UK still offered at the last check.