Wembley Stadium is a special venue located in London, United Kingdom. You can currently browse tickets for 13 upcoming events at Wembley Stadium - up next will be Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois - plus Special Guest Liam Gallagher on September 21, 2024. Snap up Wembley Stadium tickets through SeatPick today!
The Wembley Stadium address is Wembley, HA9 0WS, London, United Kingdom.
Wembley Stadium was built in 2007.
The next event taking place at Wembley Stadium will be Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois - plus Special Guest Liam Gallagher on September 21, 2024. At SeatPick, we've got tickets starting from $55.
There's a huge range for Wembley Stadium ticket prices, depending which event you want to attend and your seating preference. Currently, the cheapest tickets available are for England vs Germany (women) on October 25, 2024, with prices starting from $34. On SeatPick, the average price among all our Wembley Stadium listings is $811.
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Currently, SeatPick has 16,245 Wembley Stadium tickets for sale across 13 events.
For concerts, the venue generally opens two to three hours before the main act is due on stage. For football matches, gates usually open two hours before kick-off. Still, it's always best to check the timings for your particular event.
Wembley Stadium tickets usually start at €50 per ticket.
The price of watching an event at Wembley Stadium would cost €81 on average.
At SeatPick, we have access to a huge number of Wembley Stadium tickets; right now, by visiting the site to locate tickets, you will have access to 614. Take a look at the website for a better idea of what's available today, including the best hospitality packages.
Alternatively, you can visit the official website of the stadium and try to get tickets to a chosen event that way.
Capacity: 90,000
Built: 2007
Address: Wembley, HA9 0WS
City: London
Country: United Kingdom
Phone Number: +448449808001
Facebook: https://facebook.comWembleyStadium
Instagram: https://instagram.com/wembleystadium
Twitter: https://twitter.com/wembleystadium
Website https://www.wembleystadium.com
Map: Wembley Stadium Map
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It doesn't get much bigger than the spiritual home of English football, based in the vicinity of north-west London. Wembley Stadium is home to 90,000 seats, making it the largest stadium in the UK and the second-largest in Europe.
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Wembley Stadium first opened back in April 1923, initially holding a 127,000 capacity. The stadium's inaugural event was the 1923 FA Cup final, in which Bolton Wanderers faced West Ham United, with a reported 126,047 spectators in attendance.
Wembley was renovated in 1963, gaining new features such as an electric scoreboard and an all-encircling roof made from aluminium and translucent glass. The stadium played host to the 1966 FIFA World Cup final, contested between England and West Germany. 96,924 fans filled the stadium as the home team recorded a famous 4-2 victory, with Geoff Hurst scoring a hat-trick for the Three Lions to capture a maiden World Cup title.
The old stadium was closed in October 2000, allowing for it to be rebuilt. Wembley reopened its doors in 2007, with a capacity of 90,000 for football games and more than 100,000 for music concerts. The new stadium is symbolised by the 134-metre-high Wembley Arch, which is said to support around 75 per cent of the entire roof load.
The 2007 FA Cup final was one of the first events staged at Wembley following the reopening of the stadium. 89,826 people were in attendance as Chelsea narrowly defeated Manchester United, 1-0.
To date, Wembley has hosted thousands of the most popular live events, ranging from football to boxing, music concerts, NFL matches, and even professional wrestling events.
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Those who hold Club Wembley membership are guaranteed a seat (and hospitality) at several high-profile events which take place at Wembley Stadium. These include the FA Cup final (and semi-finals), League Cup final, Championship play-off final, as well as all England Men's senior international matches at Wembley, among other events.
Even if you don't have Club Wembley Membership, you can still buy tickets for a variety of events taking place at this iconic arena. SeatPick provides users with access to a wide range of ticketing options, helping you discover the best and cheapest seats available via secondary sellers online.
2024 in particular was a big year for Wembley Stadium. In addition to the annual FA Cup final and League Cup final, the national arena also hosted the UEFA Champions League final. On top of elite sporting events there are frequently a variety of music concerts held at Wembley Stadium.
A handful of eminent musicians had performances scheduled at Wembley in 2024, namely Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, AC/DC, and Green Day.
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Getting to the stadium is very simple, and there are many routes to do so. Wembley Park is the closest London tube station, and there are plenty of bus routes to choose from.