Wembley Stadium Guide

The History of Wembley 

Wembley Stadium, located in London, is one of the most iconic sporting venues in the world. The original stadium, known as the Empire Stadium, was built in 1923 and quickly became synonymous with English football. Its debut event, the 1923 FA Cup Final famously hosted 126,067 people. The largest event hosted at the venue ever, quickly earning it famed status. Thus, making the stadium’s twin towers a symbol of national pride.  

Since then, Wembley Stadium has become home to the biggest events in sport and beyond. Known for its status as England’s National stadium, its hosted the key events which shaped our nation today from Bobby Moore lifting the 1966 World Cup and Leah Williamson leading England to Euro 2022 glory, to the heartbreaks of Euro 96′ and Euro 2020.

Beyond football, Wembley has been the stage for countless iconic moments from the 1948 and 2012 Summer Olympics to the 1995 Rugby League World Cup Final. It’s also cemented its status as a music mecca, hosting legends like Queen, Michael Jackson, and Elton John.

Near the turn of the century, the old stadium had become beyond repair. It was demolished 2003 and replaced by a state-of-the-art venue, opening again in 2007. The new Wembley features a prominent 133-metre arch, visible throughout London, and seats 90,000 making it the largest stadium in the UK and the second largest in Europe. 

Now, the stadium has evolved in a truly multipurpose coliseum, no longer just the home of football, it’s a global stage. From hosting state-side visitors from the NFL to transforming into a grand theatre for WrestleMania. Wembley is home to it all.

• Round Key Dates*
  
  Carabao Cup Final – Second Weekend of March
  
  Vertu Final – Second Weekend of April
  
  Emirates FA Cup Semi Final 1 & 2 – Third Weekend of April
  
  Emirates FA Cup Final – Third Weekend of May
  
  Adobe Women’s FA Cup Final – Third Weekend of May
  
  Sky Bet League Two Play-off Final – Fourth Weekend of May
  
  Sky Bet League One Play-off Final – Fourth Weekend of May
  
  Sky Bet Championship Play-off Final – Fourth Weekend of May
  
  * These dates are subject to change.
  
  Our Wembley Hospitality Experiences

As one of the few official ticket agents for Wembley Stadium, we are proud to offer unrivalled access to some of the world’s most sought-after events in music and sport. Whether it’s VIP hospitality for South Korea’s BLACKPINK performances or luxury box seats for Coldplay’s famed concerts, we deliver unforgettable experiences tailored to you.

From exclusive hospitality lounges and curated event-day packages to private 12-seater boxes with panoramic views, every option is designed to boost the moment. Availability varies by event and with high-demand fixtures like the FA Cup Final, England Internationals, and blockbuster concerts, access often sells out fast.

With over 75 years of combined experience in professional sport, hospitality, and event management, our team brings proven expertise and insight to every client interaction. We’ve worked with global brands, charities, and sport governing bodies to create everything from intimate corporate gatherings to major international events, always with commercial impact and operational excellence at the core.

We’re small enough to offer personalised service and attention to detail, yet big enough to consistently deliver results. This is your gateway to Wembley’s elite experiences. Let us help you entertain in style, celebrate milestones, or simply enjoy the spectacle from the best seats in the house.