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Wembley Stadium - History, Location & Key Facts 2023

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The Basics

Football enthusiasts can experience the electric atmosphere of match day at Wembley Stadium with tickets to a Tottenham Hotspur game, while sports fans can opt for a behind-the-scenes tour to see the players’ dressing room, the press conference room, the royal box, the players tunnel, and the pitchside. For the most spectacular views, soar overhead on a helicopter tour and enjoy an aerial view of the 440-foot-high (134-meter) Wembley Arch.

How to Get There

Located in Wembley, North London, the stadium is accessible by train (Wembley Stadium station) from London Marylebone, by tube via the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines (Wembley Park station), and by National Express buses from over 50 cities in the UK. It is not advised to travel there by car as parking is limited, but it is possible to do so from central London via the A40, A406, and A4088.

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Music Concerts at Wembley Stadium

Because it’s the UK equivalent of Madison Square Garden, playing a gig at Wembley is a sought-after achievement for bands and artists around the globe. Amongst its most famous events, the stadium hosted the 2007 Live Earth concert and the commemorative Concert for Diana, as well as sold-out concerts by acts such as Muse, George Michael, Bon Jovi, Metallica, Madonna, Oasis, and AC/DC. Take That played a record-breaking eight nights at Wembley Stadium in 2011, which was the fastest- and biggest-selling tour in UK history with 623,737 tickets sold.

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