Wembley Stadium Public Tour

Walk through Wembley's public spaces with a guide, accessing areas most match-day visitors never see. You'll visit the royal box where dignitaries sit, stand in the England dressing room where players prepare for international matches, and explore the tunnel players use to reach the pitch. The tour moves at a steady pace through approximately 1.5 km of corridors, stairs and viewing areas. Best for first-time visitors and general football fans. This is a easy activity lasting 75 minutes. Group size: up to 50. You meet at Wembley Stadium main entrance. Key highlights: Stand in the England dressing room, Walk the player tunnel to pitch-side, See the royal box seating.

Price: £25

Duration: 75 minutes

Difficulty: easy

Group size: up to 50

Best for: first-time visitors and general football fans

Best time: Weekday mornings avoid largest crowds; book 1-2 weeks ahead for preferred dates

Meeting point: Wembley Stadium main entrance

Languages: English

Here is how the experience unfolds:

Check-in 10 min before tour Gather at main entrance, receive tour badges and brief safety information - Tour guides check tickets and give a quick overview of the route and facilities.

First 15 minutes Walk through stadium corridors to lower bowl seating area - You'll pass through halls with memorabilia and history plaques, seeing the scale of the bowl from the concourse.

15-35 minutes Visit the royal box and hospitality areas - Stand in the premium seating area where the monarch and dignitaries watch matches from close quarters.

35-55 minutes Access the England dressing room and player tunnel - See the locker room where the national team prepares, walk the tunnel players use to reach the pitch.

55-70 minutes Visit the Champions Gallery with match memorabilia and trophy displays - Museum-style room showcasing historic match balls, shirts and tournament records.

Final 5 minutes Return to main entrance and exit through shop - Opportunity to browse merchandise before departure.

The whole experience takes 75 minutes. Difficulty: easy. You meet at Wembley Stadium main entrance.

• Stand in the England dressing room
• Walk the player tunnel to pitch-side
• See the royal box seating
• View the pitch from multiple vantage points
• Access the Champions Gallery
• Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible throughout tour route. Lifts available. Some stairs unavoidable on standard tour; staff can advise on limitations.

What is included: Professional tour guide, Access to public tour areas, Entry to Champions Gallery, Tour badge.

Not included: Photograph with trophy or memorabilia, Food or drinks, Access to private hospitality areas, Souvenir merchandise. You will need to arrange these yourself.

What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, Camera or phone for photos, Water bottle. Having these with you makes the experience smoother.

Best time to go: Weekday mornings avoid largest crowds; book 1-2 weeks ahead for preferred dates.

Tip: Book online for £3 discount

Tip: No tours on event days

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible throughout tour route. Lifts available. Some stairs unavoidable on standard tour; staff can advise on limitations..

Operator: Wembley Stadium | Book directly (opens in new tab) | Phone: +44 (0)800 169 9933

After this activity, these are within easy reach:

• Wembley Park Boulevard (5 min walk)
• Fryent Country Park (20 min walk)
• Brent Reservoir (Welsh Harp) (25 min walk)

This activity is run by Wembley Stadium.

Book directly at their website (opens in new tab).

Cancellation policy: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before tour start time.

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible throughout tour route. Lifts available. Some stairs unavoidable on standard tour; staff can advise on limitations..

Best time to go: Weekday mornings avoid largest crowds; book 1-2 weeks ahead for preferred dates.

Can I take photos during the Wembley Stadium tour?

Yes, personal photography is allowed throughout the public tour for non-commercial use. Photos in the dressing room and tunnel are popular with visitors. The stadium asks you not to use tripods or professional equipment without permission.

Why are there no tours on event days?

On match days and event days, the stadium is secured for playing fixtures or concerts. Tours don't operate to allow staff to prepare and secure the venue. Check the events calendar before booking to avoid these dates.

How much does the Wembley Stadium tour cost if I book online?

Online booking costs £22 per adult (£3 discount from the gate price of £25). Children typically pay £17 online. The discount applies to all standard public tours booked through Wembley's official website.